Tag: Olympics

  • Lindsey Vonn’s Chase for Gold Stopped

    Lindsey Vonn competed in the downhill Sunday, and failed. At 41, this was the worst to see Vonn.

    Vonn decided on whether to insert herself in the downhill based off a torn ACL, and the results were startling. She mounted slopes never deemed possible except for one.

    Midway through the race, she had to be picked up, ending her quest for gold. Vonn was airlifted and never saw her again.

    The good news was Breezy Johnson won the first gold medal in the downhill for America since 2010. Breezy was the best word to describe a race for gold, nothing but memorable.

  • iPads Killing the Youth of a Football Player Generation

    iPads Killing the Youth of a Football Player Generation

    Did NFL fans ever wonder why the Flag Football Olympics were introduced? It is because the league has been more detrimental than its ever been in terms of injuries and the quarterback position.

    It kills the stink of the fact that iPads are used in realtime these days for NFL players to automatically reshuffle the game plan and go wire to wire.

    It also stems from a go hard or home mentality that players do not tend to brush off.

    Introducing, the next major way to prevent injuries and catalog the NFL’s profiting.

    Flag Football.

    It is coming as far as some fans might know or not coming. It is the best way to handle a generation that has repeatedly looked to avoid the cost of an upsetting injury and not pay the consequence.

    There are consequences to be made with the landscaping of NFL football these days. According to NFL Data, injuries decreased in year 2024 as to what is happening now.

    But, it is still no excuse for the inevitable injuries that can be made impossible. This is the stepping stone fans must eventually add to their Sundays and take serious precaution.

    NFL, we love.

  • Doneleavy

    Doneleavy

    The Golden State Warriors are done for. They have been in a stalemate position since Bob Myers left for ESPN media and unloaded Jordan Poole.

    Poole was a spark plug. He was one of Stephen Curry’s ignitions to start. Speaking of which, Curry scored ridiculously high in his final four games at the Paris Olympics as compared to the first couple. Curry finished with a game high 24 points to end the games and was feeling more electric fans had not seen him in a while.

    When Curry is in the moment, he strikes and currently the front office has really characterized no bolt of satisfaction and critics believe Curry is set to leave the Warriors, similar to Klay Thompson because they might not like the current situation in Golden State.

    Curry is a respectable athlete in the locker room. No one cannot take that away except for what comes next with Mike Dunleavy Jr. He is someone unsure of already handling the general manager job position and taking the reins for owner Joe Lacob and company.