Gotta love this sister...Watch her last broadcast end with an "F" bomb!
Three Cuts: Braves snap offensive slump with win over Phillies
SEP 3, 4:18p ET
| Zach Dillard
Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Wakey...Wakey
Here is what the New York Post...thinks about Janay....standing by her man:
First Photo of Ray and Janay Rice After Baltimore Ravens Terminated His Contract
A quick thinking paparazzi apparently ordered flowers to be delivered to the Baltimore home of former NFL player Ray Rice on Tuesday. The photog snapped shots of the embattled couple as they answered the door to accept the flowers.
The exclusive photos were published in today’s NY Post.
Janay Rice, 26, came to the door looking disheveled and fretful, while Ray Rice, 27, looked agitated and appeared to be yelling at the delivery men.
In a social media post on Monday, Janay blamed the media and public opinion for her husband’s problems.
Ray Rice was terminated by the Baltimore Ravens after shocking video footage surfaced of him knocking out his wife in the elevator at a now shuttered Atlantic City casino. Video footage released earlier by gossip tabloid TMZ showed Rice dragging his unconscious wife out of the elevator.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell claims he never saw the new video footage before suspending Rice for just 2 games. But a NJ cop told ESPN he sent the new video footage to a NFL executive in April.
In related news, champion boxer and convicted wife beater Floyd Mayweather defended Ray Rice, saying the NFL should have honored Rice’s 2-game suspension.
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Janay Rice, the Woman Who Is Defending Ray Rice
Ray Rice was cut from the Ravens on Monday after TMZ posted a video of him assaulting his then-fiancee in an elevator in an Atlantic City casino. Shortly after, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell announced he was suspended from the league indefinitely.
His wife, Janay defends her husband.
"To take something away from the man I love that he has worked his a** off for all his life just to gain ratings is a horrific [sic]. THIS IS OUR LIFE!" she wrote in an Instagram posted today.
Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Hump Day News & Views
In this small southern college town...the natives are all giddy about their beloved UGA Bulldogs. We had a great Holiday Week-end...with our family. Loved it all.
So on this Hump Day...let us see what we are following.
We didn't get an InVite;
Gabrielle Union And Dwyane Wade Tie The Knot!
We think your team should just come on the field...like normal folks:
WATCH: College Football Team's Entrance Fail
Serena...still looking good:
Wow...feels good to be back. Have a great Hump Day!
Sam...I Am
Leave it to Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys to make a splash in the Michael Sam media reality show.
Today the Cowboys signed Sam to a practice squad contract. Worth roughly $96,000. What Jerry is really hoping for is the sale of Sam's jersey...to the tune of a few thousand. And the media circus that will follow.
Jerry loves attention. His team is not very good. Sam...was a decent college player... but got beat out in St. Louis...by better players. He is not big enough to be a defensive lineman...not fast enough to be an elite linebacker...A...."tweener".
We here were rooting for him. But this is a business. Gay Pride...does not make the NFL.
Sam...we applaud you for trying.
A "Gurley Man" Comes
Todd Gurley....he is a coming. For all the off season hype...This may be the real deal.
Saturday...between those vaunted hedges at Sanford Stadium in Athens...Sir Todd was indeed special.
But...lets put the brakes on.
Just one game. Don't get all giddy.
But...damn it was fun to watch!
Gurley dazzles as No. 12 Georgia rushes past No. 16 Clemson
AUG 30, 11:44p ET | Zach Dillard
It's Not a Brave New World!
We have seen this before....Our Braves...of the ATL.
Win some lose some. But really? These Braves were no-hit Monday...3 hit Tuesday.
They just...can't hit!
Buy today...at least they got a win.
NFL Training Camp Pay
So....How much money does an NFL player make in training camp?
Here it is:
Not every NFL player in training camp is living large.
Sure, around half of the
players in each team's camp possess job security and are under contract.
For those trying to make the team? Not quite.
The NFL Players Association distributed a training camp memo to the league's players. In the memo, it detailed what the compensation would be for the players in what's one of the toughest months to get through individually as an NFL player.
For rookies, the stipend is
$925 per week during training camp. Now, money's money and that's not
necessarily something to sneeze at. If you multiply that number by the
number of weeks in a year, 52, that salary would wind up at $48,100.
For an undrafted rookie such as
Marlon Brown, he'll have to make the 53-man roster to see his
league-minimum contract play out. This offseason, Brown signed a
three-year deal worth $1.49 million. If he makes the team and spends all
16 weeks on the active roster, he'll earn the $405,000 he's scheduled to earn.
If he doesn't stick with the
Ravens past the preseason, then he pockets the $925 per week he's
allotted in training camp, in addition to the $1,666 signing bonus that
was a part of the contract he signed. If Brown, who tore his ACL last
November while on the University of Georgia football team, is placed on
season-ending injured reserve, he'll still receive his game checks,
though an injury settlement between the two parties is always an option.
For veterans, the weekly check
is almost double the amount at $1,700 per week. Using third-string tight
end Billy Bajema as an example, he re-signed a one-year, $840,000 deal to return to Baltimore but with no signing bonus.
During training camp, Bajema will receive his $1,700 per week. If he
makes the team and stays on the 53-man roster (or injury equivalent),
he'll earn an average of $49,411.76 per week. Big difference.
Making an NFL practice squad is
also a good way for a player that isn't good enough to be on a 53-man
roster to earn some money. Last year, the minimum salary for a practice
squad player was $5,700 per week, or $96,900 for the season. There are
only eight practice squad spots per team.
For football players across the
NFL landscape, making a 53-man roster pays off in a big way. Making the
practice squad is also a great living.
But no one sees that kind of
money during this time of the year. Ninety players are battling for 53
spots in the heat for three hours per day across the league, all for the
chance of living the life they always dreamed of.
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