I have spent most of my morning nursing myself to full strength after waking up with an illness. So I apologize if Saturday’s Bullets are a bit brief.
Congratulations to our Week 2 #CommunityMVP @RashaadCoward! The @ChicagoBears OL drove more than an hour to help launch a STEM + literacy program for students at Lincoln Elementary School in East Chicago, IN.
Become a Community MVP with Rashaad: https://t.co/WHdcQqvd7n. pic.twitter.com/Wplcdf2j4e
— NFLPA (@NFLPA) September 20, 2019
Hometown heroes
2 weeks after #VABeach native @DerrickNnadi is awarded, former @ODUFootball standout @RashaadCoward is named the @NFLPA's Community MVP.
The @ChicagoBears lineman helped unveil a #STEM & literacy program for underserved youth
Via @WTKR3: https://t.co/bu7RKNRknW pic.twitter.com/eUF7aIHyml
— Adam Winkler (@AdamWinkSports) September 20, 2019
Bears OT Rashaad Coward named NFLPA Community MVP for helping to launch a literacy program at Lincoln Elementary School in Indiana.
Coward spent the day with students, distributing books to the 100 kids in attendance and working closely with them on various engineering projects. pic.twitter.com/hSzkqITAOm— Liz Mullen (@SBJLizMullen) September 20, 2019
Congratulations @RashaadCoward ‼️ #AIMHIGH Person. Student. Athlete. @NFLPA @ChicagoBears #ODU2NFL pic.twitter.com/kH6jKJrfWB
— ODU Football (@ODUFootball) September 20, 2019
One of the coolest things of today’s @A4C_ATHLETES STEM event at East Chicago’s Lincoln Elementary was when @ChicagoBears @RashaadCoward got this vehicle chugging along for the kids. Everyone ran over to see it. I love seeing kids so excited. This is how you make a better future pic.twitter.com/UOIDUivaMp
— Jeff Terry (@nuclear94) September 18, 2019
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2nTrdZl83g/
https://twitter.com/NFL/status/1175447149674467328
3rd &8 4th Qtr. Denver shows two High safeties. Safety waits on Mitch to give the silent count signal before he shows blitz. Protection is set safety is unblocked. Mitch nicely reads it and knows to get the ball To Burton. Incomplete but a lot of good in here . pic.twitter.com/Nr0uei7tug
— Olin kreutz (@olin_kreutz) September 18, 2019
Getting stops on 3rd down (the "money" down) is a huge momentum-builder for any team! These defenses have been the best at it through Week 2: #GoPats #Bears100 #Browns #DallasCowboys #RavensFlock #GoPackGo #GoBucs #Skol #Titans #BillsMafia #Seahawks @gregcosell | @MattBowen41 pic.twitter.com/Zlq2k4iR7V
— NFL Matchup on ESPN (@NFLMatchup) September 16, 2019
Matt Nagy said Eddie Goldman won an award this week Bears coaches hand out for players who may go unnoticed. "He affected the line of scrimmage. He affected the quarterback. … Not to mention he also played through an oblique. Just showed mental toughness and physical toughness."
— Kevin Fishbain (@kfishbain) September 20, 2019
Bradley Chubb has not received notice of fine for roughing the passer penalty so it appears at this time NFL has decided call that cost Broncos the game vs Bears was punishment enough. #9sports
— Mike Klis (@MikeKlis) September 21, 2019
Al Riveron, on why the officials were correct to reset the clock to one second on the Bears' fourth-and-15 last weekend: pic.twitter.com/1rUsKHk7iI
— Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) September 20, 2019
HERE YA GO, FOOTBALL FANS.
No. 0: Devin Hester returns the opening kickoff of Super Bowl XLI 92 yards for a touchdown. (Feb. 4, 2007) #NFL100 @WCGridiron @SamHouseholder https://t.co/nIFTJeDoDq
— Jack M Silverstein (@readjack) September 21, 2019
Calvin Johnson was one of the best receivers of his era while playing for a completely incompetent team
He opens up to @Rosenberg_Mike about the physical and mental pain during his NFL career—and how he’s put it in the past https://t.co/TrU9MRadls
— Sports Illustrated (@SInow) September 20, 2019
Josh McCown has thrown touchdown passes to 37 different players during his career. How many of them does he remember? https://t.co/EAKUXUSfbR pic.twitter.com/8ceYt2aMLs
— Bo Wulf (@Bo_Wulf) September 19, 2019
If Antonio Brown does not wind up receiving his $9M signing bonus from the Patriots (the first $5M was due to be paid on Monday), he will go from a $30M guarantee in March to $9M guaranteed to just $158,333 made for 2019.
— Field Yates (@FieldYates) September 20, 2019
Tamper At Your Own Risk! NBA Cracks Down on Free Agency with Some New Rules/Repercussionshttps://t.co/3RjrcwWpgl
— Bleacher Nation Bulls (@BN_Bulls) September 20, 2019