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This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 3 During the early portion of most practices, the Washington Commanders defensive line runs through a drill that usually draws an audience "Here we go!" defensive line coach Jeff Zgonina begins, his voice booming. "There it is!" he says, as tackle Daron Payne swats the ball. "I see you, Big Payne!" One at a time, the linemen put their weight into a padded sled to lift it like a blocker, drop it with a thud, then jump to bat a volleyball Zgonina tosses from about 10 yards away. Comical as it is at times to watch 300-pound linemen lunge for volleyballs, the drill has a purpose. On Sunday, Payne deflected a pass that cornerback Kendall Fuller then intercepted to seal Washington's victory over the Atlanta Falcons. "I said on the sidelines, 'Way to go; you're taking the drill to the field,' and the guys started laughing," Zgonina said. "They don't want to hear that." Washington's … [Read more...] about With Jonathan Allen and Daron Payne, Commanders may have NFL’s best DT duo

WASHINGTON - Rep. David Joyce (R-Ohio) woke up thoroughly depressed one late June morning earlier this year. His best friend in Congress had lost his primary race to a MAGA Republican, leaving Joyce to think about both losing his wingman but also the direction of his party. "What am I doing here?" the five-term Midwestern moderate recalled thinking. If he hadn't already won his own primary weeks earlier, Joyce acknowledged that he might have just given up and retired. Instead, after winning another two-year term by more than 20 percentage points last month, Joyce has thrown himself into the deep end of the House Republican Conference's ideological swimming pool. He's the new chairman of the Republican Governance Group, a collection of just under 50 GOP lawmakers who quietly like to see Congress function. They often end up under siege from what he calls "the exotics" from the far-right flank, the loudest, most media-seeking Republicans who pine for former president Donald … [Read more...] about ‘Everybody’s a Joe Manchin.’ A GOP moderate looks ahead to a very narrowly divided House

Listen to this article With grand prix racing chiefs having had a complete season to fully understand the impact of the new generation of ground effect F1 cars, a focus is now being made on fine-tuning elements of the regulations. One aspect that became an annoyance for many in 2022 was how easy it was for drivers to get past other cars once they got within DRS range. At several tracks, overtaking moves becomes almost inevitable once a driver had got within the one-second range where they can activate their DRS. There are concerns that things could get even worse next year with F1 experimenting in the sprint races on allowing DRS to be used after the opening lap, rather than following two laps of action as is currently the case. Brawn, who is soon set to leave his role as F1’s managing director of motorsport, said that annoyance of easy DRS moves was something shared as much by organisers as it was by spectators. “The one thing we know is fans, and we know this … [Read more...] about F1 should not be afraid to limit “ritualistic” DRS use from 2023, says Brawn

Deputy team principal Claire Williams has said the team “met all contractual obligations” with ROKiT but would not go into detail about why they have split from their title sponsors. ROKiT replaced Martini as the title sponsors of Williams ahead of the 2019 season and had a deal in place until the end of 2023 but, on Friday, Williams announced that they had severed all ties with immediate effect. This announcement came at the same time as parent company Williams Grand Prix Holdings Ltd declared the commencement of a formal sale process which could include the sale of the whole company. It led to some speculation that the two announcements were connected by the dire financial situation but Williams has said that there were no breaches in the contract from the team and there will be a new livery on the way. “I can’t go into detail on the ins and outs,” Williams told selected media. “What I can say is that we met all of our contractual obligations to ROKiT.” “Obviously the … [Read more...] about Williams ‘met all contractual obligations’ with ROKiT

Click here to read the full article. Offset took to the stage in Miami Thursday for his first public appearance since the death of his cousin and fellow Migos member , Takeoff . Offset hit up Miami hotspot E11EVEN shortly after 3:30 a.m., with wife Cardi B joining him in the club’s VIP booth. After snapping photos with fans and his entourage, Offset kicked off a brief 30-minute set of his biggest hits, telling the crowd that “We are going to go Takeoff crazy in here tonight.” More from Rolling Stone Offset Shares Devastating Tribute to Takeoff: 'My Heart Is Shattered' Quavo Remembers 'Our Angel' Takeoff in Heartfelt Tribute Cardi B Says She Has 'Struggled to Grasp' Takeoff's Death in Emotional Tribute: 'I Am Heartbroken' Standing atop the DJ booth, the rapper ran through Migos tracks like “Fight Night” and “Bad and Boujee,” with the crowd rapping along to Takeoff’s lines on the songs. Offset then paid tribute to his cousin by playing “Last … [Read more...] about Offset Makes It Rain ‘For Takeoff’ in First Appearance Since Migos Member’s Death

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate 9 HAWARA, West Bank (AP) — A makeshift sidewalk memorial with a Palestinian flag and a mourning notice paid tribute Saturday to a 22-year-old Palestinian whose death at the hands of an Israeli border police officer — four pistol shots from close range — was captured on widely shared amateur video. A day after the shooting in the occupied West Bank town of Hawara, Palestinians pushed back against Israeli police claims that Ammar Adili was shot in self defense after he attacked Israelis, including a border policeman. and resisted arrest. They said the officer killed Adili without justification, and that Israeli security forces prevented Palestinian medics from trying to save the gravely wounded man as he lay on the sidewalk of a busy thoroughfare. The 38-second video begins with a tussle between the border police officer and three Palestinians, … [Read more...] about Palestinians say killing caught on video was unjustified

RAYYAN, Qatar - As the American soccer players took their sadness and their hope and exited this World Cup on Saturday night, they passed through the mixed zone, a strange and familiar maze of padded barricades and ad-rich walls at global sporting events where athletes sometimes stop in front of gaggles of reporters and share insights or non-insights on what just happened. The Americans stopped, one by one by one, and unwittingly built a sort of staccato chorus that told of their pain at their 3-1 shooing from the Netherlands, their sense that they might have done more, and their sense that they might do more. They offered a bit of What I Learned At The World Cup, as when goalkeeper Matt Turner said, "I think the biggest thing is the margins of success or failure in this tournament are just so paper-thin," or when the youngest captain at this World Cup, Tyler Adams said, "If there's anything this team will take away from it, it comes down to the margins," or when veteran DeAndre … [Read more...] about The pain and promise of the USMNT’s World Cup exit