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Smith turned 34 in May.Clearly, the Redskins felt that they were not in a good enough position to select one of the better quarterback prospects in the 2018 NFL Draft at 13th overall. And, well, they were right, as four went in the first 10 picks. By contrast, the Philadelphia Eagles were originally drafting 13th overall in 2016, when they made a pair of deals to put themselves in position to draft Carson Wentz second overall. The Rams made a similar bold move to go get Jared Goff, and both teams are now poised to be perennial contenders for the foreseeable future.Anyway, Smith may very well be a modest short-term upgrade over Cousins, but this is a Redskins team that doesn't look like a Super Bowl contender anytime soon, especially in an absolutely loaded NFC. Handing out $70-plus million in guaranteed money along with forking over a third-round pick and a good player for Smith's services is a move I might make if I were running a team with a great roster, but a big hole at quarterback. This feels a lot like a move by a GM/coach combo that is running out of time to start winning games. Ultimately, however, it should keep them in that mediocre zone that they are so used to.3) The Redskins' instability at quarterback continuesRedskins fans know the names of all the quarterbacks who have started at least one game since the Dan Snyder era began in 1999. For those of you who don't: Brad JohnsonJeff GeorgeTony BanksShane MatthewsPatrick RamseyDanny WuerffelTi... ( reasons the Redskins will be a dumpster fire this season)
KC also conducts a thorough evaluation of the property, identifying any repairs or updates that need to be made before the home is listed. And for prospective sellers who may have anxiety about their home’s condition, the House Buyers KC team is experienced in working with construction issues large and small. Construction-related difficulties aren’t the only potential source of anxiety when selling a home. Many homeowners, including the aforementioned client in Waldo, may also be dealing with financial-related burdens. But just as House Buyers KC can take charge of home updates and repairs, they can also help clients successfully navigate any financial hurdles. Case in point? The House Buyers KC team not only helped the Waldo homeowner quickly sell his home, but also helped him resolve his debt (with some money to spare). And when that same homeowner needed some additional assistance, the House Buyers KC team didn’t hesitate to jump in. “We helped arrange an on-site Dumpster during the move-out process and also let him stay a couple of extra days in the home after it was sold so he could have more time to complete his move,” said Kyle Walchshauser, sales acquisition. This sort of unwavering commitment to each client, as well as a willingness to work with sellers in challenging situations, continues to be a big hit with sellers throughout the Kansas City area. “It’s about helping people, doing something we love and making a difference,” said Chad Lower, manager. That approach not only delivers successful experiences to sellers, but also leaves a lasting impact. “It’s nice to work with people with hearts and souls who care about my home,” said Denise Canon, a recent House Buyers KC client. “We had talked to other companies before House Buyers KC, but they were all transactional. They don’t have the emotion and heart of House Buyers KC.” House Buyers KCLocation: 6900 College Blvd., #930, Overland Park, Kan. Contact: (913) 777-4444 Web:www.HouseBuyersKC.com... (Kansas City Star)
All of them had the trust of the young players they coached and recruited young men who looked up to them and believed they had their best interests at heart.”Will this news get everyone back to playing by the same recruiting rules — no under-the-table money laundering to players?Going immediately forward? Yes, unless shady coaches are also the dumbest coaches on the planet.“The market for cheating will start to dry up — and that’s a positive,” Fraschilla said. “This feels like a dark day in some ways; from listening to the (U.S. Attorney’s press conference) it sounded like there may be more schools and coaches involved, but at the same time, it was a good day.“Anything that can be done to weed out cheating in college basketball is a positive.”And heaven-forbid the next high-profile player that flips a commitment – again, you can fill in the blanks regarding names and schools. How much was he paid? What’d his AAU coach get? What role, if any, did lucrative apparel contracts with major college athletics programs play in what Kim called the dark underbelly of college basketball?“For the defendants charged, the madness of college basketball went well beyond the Big Dance in March,” Kim said. “We hope these charges and arrests will help keep the sport clean and honest.”Now and forever.Iowa State columnist Randy Peterson has been with the Register for parts of five decades. Randy writes opinion and analysis of Iowa State football and basketball. You can reach Randy at rpeterson@dmreg.com or on Twitter at @RandyPete.Let's block ads! a href="https://blockad... (DesMoinesRegister.com)
Allison/USA TODAY NETWORK-TennesseeWide receiver D.J. Montgomery is listed as a three-star athlete by 247Sports.com and was the No.18 wide receiver prospect.(Photo: PROVIDED Kevin Young/Austin Peay Athletics)One of the most important members of the Austin Peay defense has never taken a snap. This member sits idle on the sidelines without a jersey, helmet or shoulder pads. The member wasn't a top-ranked recruit, and is away from the game action on most plays. But everyone on the team knows where this essential member of the Austin Peay defense is at on a given play. The member? It's a dented, banged up, metal trash can. "The trash can is what we use for turnovers," Co-defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach Brandon Cooper said after Friday's practice. "Anytime we get a turnover or take the ball away from the offense, we celebrate those victories with the trash can." Essentially, the trash can's role can be simplified to this: Whenever the defense records an interception, scoops a fumble or blocks a kick in a practice scrimmage, the can is brought out the field, bear-hugged and held in the air, acting as an impromptu basketball hoop.Naturally, the football is then dunked. "We talk about creating momentum," Cooper said. "It's like that rim-shaking dunk in basketball that creates momentum for that team. We're trying to emphasize that with the de... (Clarksville Leaf Chronicle)
Stanton (and before we go any further, the Giants don’t have nearly enough assets to make that work, so calm the hell down) for the Marlins? Prospects, the dark hole that makes a three-year plan a six-year plan.And the down-side? Sherman may as well move the team for the level of fun he’ll get from it, and the only reason to buy a team looking at a $60 million loss is for the fun. Besides, onlky a very few owners have ever made the full turn from villain to hero – the first impression almost always lasts forever.So while Stanton may create immediate wallet relief for this aggressively average team (their current record of 57-61 is the 12th best in their 25-year history, and they’ve only had eight winning seasons ever), they also have nothing to sell the fans that they have to live with every day. And if they don’t have enough fans . . . well, I hear San Jose is always hot for a mediocre franchise that lurches between spending money and hoarding it. (Comcast SportsNet Bay Area)
