Nobis remembered as Falcons star and CTE case in Atlanta
The piece recalls Tommy Nobis, star of the Texas Longhorns and Atlanta Falcons, whose No 60 was retired by both teams. It notes his Pro Bowl career, his role with the Falcons front office, his charity work, and a posthumous diagnosis of severe CTE. His daughter Jackomski speaks to his love of football and humility.
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Patriots vs Rams NFL Championship Run and Pass Preview
Postseason notes highlight Sony Michel averaging 121 rushing yards per game with five TDs and back-to-back 100-yard playoff performances alongside Rex Burkhead. Tom Brady averages 344.5 passing yards, Julian Edelman 123.5 receiving yards, while Gurley leads rushers before Anderson steps in. Rams pass defense ranks 14th, with Talib and Peters in the secondary. Goff’s 4688 passing yards and 32 TDs crown the aerial attack.
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Patriots and Rams clash in super bowl preview
The Rams deploy Robert Woods and Brandin Cooks as top receiving threats alongside Todd Gurley’s swing passes while Cooper Kupp is out. New England’s secondary led by Stephon Gilmore, JC Jackson, Devin and Jason McCourty, and Patrick Chung faces a challenge against Sean McVay’s high tempo attack. Belichick pursues a sixth title. McVay would become the youngest SB coach.
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Kylee Vanderbeek Eyes Nationals Return After Injury
Zeeland East freshman Kylee Vanderbeek, Level 9 national beam champion, aims to return to nationals and push for a 10 start value. Her sister Mayleigh eyes a comeback as both athletes recover from ankle injuries at Champion Gymnastics in Holland, amid coach Tami Schaaf sma’s guidance.
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