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The 2026 Rams have eleven captains
For the Rams, it's just as easy to list the players who aren't captains as it is to list those who are. betsport24.es
The team has announced a whopping eleven captains for 2026.
They are: quarterback Matthew Stafford, running back Kyren Williams, receiver Davante Adams, tight end Tyler Higbee, center Coleman Shelton, defensive end Myles Garrett, defensive tackle Kobie Turner, linebacker Nate Landman, cornerback Trent McDuffie, defensive back Quentin Lake, and long snapper Joe Cardona.
Few if any teams have ever had that many captains. For whatever reasons, the Rams have decided to have that many players with a "C" on their jerseys.
Conspicuous in their omission are defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who is returning after a two-year retirement, and receiver Puka Nacua, one of the best receivers in the NFL.
Locker-room attack put TCU receiver in hospital for three days
Football is premised in many respects on controlled violence. The emotions of the game can lead to uncontrolled violence, and that can create a major problem for players and teams.
At TCU, a locker-room fight earlier this month resulted in the dismissal of safety Jacob Fields. It also resulted in very serious injuries for TCU receiver Dozie Ezukanma.
Via Shambhavi Rimal of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Ezukanma spent three days in a hospital with a concussion and a brain bleed after the August 13 attack.
The delayed transport of Ezukanma to the hospital apparently made the situation worse. After multiple brain scans and with treatment (including medication), doctors finally got the situation under control.
Fields was charged on Sunday with aggravated assault for allegedly punching and kicking Ezukanma in the head.
The assault was reported to TCU police on August 14. Fields was expelled from the team the next day, and the move was announced three days later.
Fields, after the incident, said the following in a text message: “I made an emotional decision cause how I felt I played the last few practices. . . . I’ll pay every hospital bill and then some to make this right.”
He'll be facing far greater consequences than that, and if he did what he's accused of doing, he should.
El interminable hilo goleador de Aubameyang
La extravagancia siempre está ahí. El chico que un día salió a calentar con unas botas que llevaban 4.000 incrustaciones de cristal Swarowski es ahora un veterano que pasea por A Coruña con un Ferrari tuneado de color entre granate y plateado que se valora en un precio de más del millón de euros y del que solo hay siete unidades en el mundo. La gente está encantada, quizás porque en la ciudad siempre gustaron los futbolistas que se movían por ella como celebridades. Y es, más que un síntoma, la constatación de que A Coruña y su Deportivo, que hace poco más de dos años competía en campos de la tercera categoría del país, han regresado al mapa futbolístico. Ahí le sitúa su inopinada nueva estrella, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, un refuerzo que este verano arqueó alguna ceja porque 37 años y tanta excentricidad invitaban a alguna sospecha. Todo se ha disipado después de tres golazos en tres partidos que sirven para que el deportivismo saluda a su nuevo ídolo, afincado en un hotel de cinco estrellas desde el que tiene acceso a uno de los complejos deportivos históricos de A Coruña. Allí se le ha visto jugar alguna pachanga con los adolescentes que lo frecuentan. “Un dos nosos (uno de los nuestros)”, zanjan los veteranos del lugar.