Tom Brady further explained his 'mediocrity' comment about today's NFL

Brady believes that quarterbacks aren't being taught to read defenses and check out of plays as well as they were used to.

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Joe Mazzulla on the NBA's in-season tournament, point differential

Mike DeFabo] Najee Harris with some pointed comments, says there are “some in-house things than need to change.” He clarified he does NOT mean to the coaching staff. Said “in-house rules” need

PLEASE STOP ASKING: For those who keep asking me if Christian is playing… Folks, it truly is day to day, and his exact words to me- “Dad, I'm 'doing' everything I can

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Mike DeFabo] Najee Harris with some pointed comments, says there are “some in-house things than need to change.” He clarified he does NOT mean to the coaching staff. Said “in-house rules” need

Remember Jonas Gray? If not for a phone charger, he might still be in the NFL : r/Patriots

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Jeff Bezos says what we're all thinking: “Blue Origin needs to be much faster” : r/SpaceXLounge

Mike DeFabo] Najee Harris with some pointed comments, says there are “some in-house things than need to change.” He clarified he does NOT mean to the coaching staff. Said “in-house rules” need