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The NFL has long dominated the entertainment industry. In 2021, 23 of the top 25 telecasts were NFL games, the other two were Joe Biden’s Inaugural address, and an episode of The Equalizer, which came on directly after the Super Bowl.
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After seven weeks of football, both New York football teams have a combined record of 11-3.
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How can we know for sure that a person is actually vaccinated when there is easy accessibility to fake vaccine cards, heavy rules and social norms about the privacy of medical records, and a large stigma around the identifier “unvaccinated”, giving people ample motivation to lie. These questions entered the sports world recently when it was found out that Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been lying about his vaccine status for the entire season, and was caught after he tested positive for Covid-19.
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On the field, the Raiders have not only met expectations but exceeded them. They are 5-2 heading into a Week 9 date with the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium following their Week 8 bye… However, the Raiders’ on field success has been overshadowed as they have been in the headlines plenty through the first half of the season, but for off-field controversy.
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On September 10th, the Dallas Cowboys announced that offensive tackle La’el Collins had been suspended five games following their Opening Night loss to the defending champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The National Football League (NFL) stated that Collins had violated the league’s substance abuse policy which prohibits players from taking specific performance enhancing or recreational drugs unless it has an approved therapeutic use.
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The stage was set this past Saturday for one of the biggest football games ever. No, not that football, with its oblong ball commonly found in America. And not that other football either, the one also known as soccer and played in all corners of the planet.
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