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Dropped off some capes from @turnersheroes to the @VUMCchildren today. Exciting week ahead of us! #VandyFootball #VandyUnited #StarStandards
Dropped off some capes from @turnersheroes to the @VUMCchildren today. Exciting week ahead of us! #VandyFootball #VandyUnited #StarStandards
Earl B. Bennett@EarlBBennettGreat work, @VandyFootball!! It’s bigger than just the game! https://twitter.com/earlbbennett/status/1438166387030102016
The rain could not stop “Dores Aligned” from greeting kids @EakinEagles today. Bringing energy to the kids on this gloomy day. #VandyFootball #VandyUnited
Eakin IB World School@EakinEaglesThe @EakinEagles had a super cool start to their morning - being welcomed to school by #VandyFootball
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Thank you @VandyFootball and @EarlBBennett for helping our Eagles SOAR. If it's loud Saturday on West End, it's just our Eagles yelling "GO 'DORES!" #EakinProud @MetroSchools
Tag Archives: nfl
How I Accidentally Met Rod Marinelli #StoryTimeWithDJMoore
By DJ Moore Every day I would walk onto the practice field 30 to 45 minutes early. Arriving early gave me the freedom of being able to do things I would not normally do, like kicking field goals. I really enjoyed that. Each day I saw this older man, with a sleeve on his leg, who seemed like he could barely walk. He would walk beside me to practice. At the time, I was a hard-headed rookie struggling on the field, and was looking for someone to talk with about my situation. Day after day, we walked out to the indoor practice facility together, and the more I saw him, …
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What’s Up With The NFL Officiating? #StoryTimeWithArmstrong
By Anthony Armstrong The biggest addition to the 2019 NFL season is the ability for coaches to challenge pass interference calls or, most notably, the no-calls. This all stems from the 2018 NFC Championship game between the Rams and the Saints. The refs missed a blatant PI call that could have changed the outcome of the game. Who Dat Nation was pissed. They told Commissioner Roger Goodell to, “Geaux to hell” and demanded some change. The league answered with the most confusing and convoluted rule that would allow coaches to challenge pass interference penalties. Of the 50 challenge flags that were thrown for pass interference in the preseason, only five …
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The NFL is a Cutthroat League #StoryTimeWithDJMoore
By DJ Moore The toughest part of being in an NFL locker room was the potential of seeing your friends dismissed from the team. Every year it hurt like it was the first time. When the big time players were cut or traded, it made me feel insecure as a lesser valued player. Heading into training camp number three with the Chicago Bears, I was very excited about the season. We had just come off an NFC Championship loss, and I felt the sky was the limit for the coming season. I was moving into our camp over at Olivet Nazarene University, and I walked to get all my credentials. On the way back …
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My Top 10 Wide Receivers for 2019
By Earl Bennett There is always a debate about receivers and who should be ranked higher. Are they rated off stats, pure abilities or in-depth analysis of game tape? What is typically missing from “the top” receiver conversation is their intellect, toughness, blocking and effecting the team when they are not receiving the ball. Drawing coverage, being the clear-out guy and occasionally taking a break to discombobulate the defense. Teams practice and study for the top players to be in the game a lot. So, when they are not, they can run their usual defense, which makes play a little easier than usual. There is no doubt that most …
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The Rookie Dinner #StoryTimeWithJP
2009, week 6. The day was set for me and another fellow rookie to take the secondary out to what is called, “The Rookie dinner.” I had heard plenty of stories from the past that were not encouraging, but I wanted to have a good time and enjoy the night. We all get to Ruth’s Chris Steak House at 7pm. They take our group to a secluded back room where expensive looking champagne and liquor bottles were set up nicely and circled the entire room. The waitress is opening a particular champagne bottle and filling glasses every other second. Another waiter is bringing food in every five minutes, well at least that’s how it seemed. The veteran players were starting to fill the room, and I noticed something wrong immediately. Most of the players brought either …
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