Brock Purdy Tries To Memorize Every Player Drafted Before Him, Dies From Brain Aneurysm
49ers QB Brock Purdy has died from a brain aneurysm after trying to memorize every player drafted before him in the 2022 NFL Draft.
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49ers QB Brock Purdy has died from a brain aneurysm after trying to memorize every player drafted before him in the 2022 NFL Draft.
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CHARLOTTE, NC – Panthers owner David Tepper, recently in the limelight for questionable decisions and antics, has hired a new analytical “wizkid” after he watched the 2011 sports film Moneyball: actor Jonah Hill. “The Oakland baseball club was really able to turn things around despite having bad players and a small market,” Tepper said. “So I did some searching on
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Titans WR Treylon Burks has become the first NFL player in history with a negative point value on KeepTradeCut.com
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LOS ANGELES, CA – Comedian and actor Kevin Hart was reportedly found dead Monday morning with a football-shaped hole in the middle of his chest, according to LAPD.
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Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick has officially converted to the dark side of the force and is now a Sith Lord, a recent report suggests.
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A recent psychological study found owning draft picks in dynasty fantasy football is significantly more fun than winning games in the actual season.
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Our winners and losers from the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
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We ranked the top 10 incoming rookies in the 2024 NFL class by how good of a friend they would be.
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Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid pulled off an amazing feat this off-season, one perhaps even more impressive than his three Super Bowl championships. Reid was wading in a Montana river when he caught a Brook Trout with his bare hands, and then swallowed it whole. “I’ve been noodling for years, it’s a secret passion of mine,” said Reid.
Read moreWith the 2024 NFL Draft approaching, it’s a necessity to compare incoming rookies to NFL players. No player should ever be comped to an average player, they have to all get comped to Pro Bowlers at minimum. That being said, when I watch Marvin Harrison, Jr. out of Ohio State, I get glimpses of a former Indianapolis Colts superstar WR.
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