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India Today
30-07-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Jeremy Renner hints at return in Hawkeye 2 after fatal accident: I feel stronger
Actor Jeremy Renner recently spoke about the possibility of him returning for the second season of 'Hawkeye'. He reflected on being physically prepared for future Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in an interview with Empire, expressed his wish on once again picking the bow and arrow for 'Hawkeye Season 2' and said, "I'm always happy to be in that world, man. I love all those guys, I love the character. I'm sure we'll end up doing Season 2, and do other things. And I'm happy to do it."advertisement"My body's getting ready for something like that. I don't know if anybody wants to see me in tights, but my body will look good in the tights," he added. The 'Hawkeye' actor mentioned that he has recovered "more than 150%" from his near-fatal snowmobile accident in 2023, and is ready for the stunt work required for a Marvel film. While reflecting on his recovery, Renner said, "Having health and wellness be such a central part of my life, that's what's gotten me back. And even as I age, I just feel stronger than I've been. I have some issues, and tendon issues and certain limitations of flexibility and mobility, but I spent a lot of time on getting better and stronger, and I wouldn't if I didn't get crushed."Renner played the protagonist Clint Barton in 'Hawkeye'. The character has featured in several Marvel projects, such as 'The Avengers' (2012), 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' (2015), 'Captain America: Civil War' (2016) and 'Avengers: Endgame' (2019).Renner was last seen in a cameo in the MCU series 'Echo' (2024). His last theatrical release was Marvel's 'Black Widow' (2021), in which he had a special actor will next be seen in the American mystery-thriller 'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery'. The film also features Daniel Craig, Josh O'Connor, Josh Brolin, Mila Kunis and others in key roles.- EndsMust Watch
Hamilton Spectator
28-07-2025
- Sport
- Hamilton Spectator
Jets quarterback Justin Fields returns to team drills at training camp, 4 days after toe injury
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields returned to team drills Monday, four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot. Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday as the team eased him back into practice. Coach Aaron Glenn had said Fields had 'a ways to go' before fully returning. But after a day off Sunday, Fields ran the offense during 11-on-11 drills — and on the first day this summer the Jets wore pads. 'He was limited, but he was limited the way that we want him to be limited,' Glenn said after practice. 'He made some good throws out there. And again, when Justin gets on the field, I mean, we're going to let him be who he is.' Glenn wouldn't specify what he meant when he said Fields was 'limited' and was asked if perhaps the team doesn't want him to run as much as he normally would. 'Just limit him the way we want him to be limited,' Glenn said. 'I'll just keep it at that.' Fields sent Jets fans and social media into a frenzy last Thursday when he dislocated a toe on his right foot early in practice. He was carted from the field to the facility, where he had multiple tests before the team announced the diagnosis — relieving fears that it could be an even more significant injury. After sitting out completely on Friday, Fields threw passes in 7-on-7 drills Saturday and showed no signs of his injured foot ailing him. His first pass in team drills Monday was batted down at the line of scrimmage by Byron Cowart, but Fields had an otherwise solid practice session. 'There are some things that he did today that I was very pleased with,' Glenn said. 'But there's also some things he's got to get better at, too. He knows that.' Gus Hartwig injured Rookie center Gus Hartwig left late in practice with what Glenn said was a knee injury that was being evaluated. Hartwig, signed as an undrafted free agent out of Purdue, went down during team drills and stayed down for several minutes as he was examined on the field. Several teammates took a knee around him before he was able to get up and gingerly walk under his own power to the injury tent. Super D-line Byron Cowart is in his seventh NFL season and now with his seventh team after signing with the Jets as a free agent in March. After stops with New England, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Houston, Miami and Chicago, the 29-year-old Cowart is excited about his defensive linemates in New York. He looks around at the likes of Quinnen Williams, Will McDonald and Micheal Clemons and can't help but think of a group of superheroes. 'I feel like I'm in 'The Avengers' right now,' a smiling Cowart said. 'I've got Will to my left, I've got Quinnen, Mike and there's a lot of guys around me. The guys in the secondary, the linebackers behind me. 'You've seen the new 'Superman' movie? There's a new villain, he was trying to figure out his powers and what is he good at? So I said that's what I'm trying to figure out — how can I help you guys? It's dope being around everybody flying around.' ___ AP NFL:
28-07-2025
- Sport
Jets QB Justin Fields returns to team drills at training camp after toe injury
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields returned to team drills Monday, four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot. Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday as the team eased him back into practice. Coach Aaron Glenn had said Fields had 'a ways to go' before fully returning. But after a day off Sunday, Fields ran the offense during 11-on-11 drills — and on the first day this summer the Jets wore pads. 'He was limited, but he was limited the way that we want him to be limited,' Glenn said after practice. 'He made some good throws out there. And again, when Justin gets on the field, I mean, we're going to let him be who he is." Glenn wouldn't specify what he meant when he said Fields was 'limited' and was asked if perhaps the team doesn't want him to run as much as he normally would. 'Just limit him the way we want him to be limited,' Glenn said. 'I'll just keep it at that.' Fields sent Jets fans and social media into a frenzy last Thursday when he dislocated a toe on his right foot early in practice. He was carted from the field to the facility, where he had multiple tests before the team announced the diagnosis — relieving fears that it could be an even more significant injury. After sitting out completely on Friday, Fields threw passes in 7-on-7 drills Saturday and showed no signs of his injured foot ailing him. His first pass in team drills Monday was batted down at the line of scrimmage by Byron Cowart, but Fields had an otherwise solid practice session. 'There are some things that he did today that I was very pleased with," Glenn said. "But there's also some things he's got to get better at, too. He knows that.' Rookie center Gus Hartwig left late in practice with what Glenn said was a knee injury that was being evaluated. Hartwig, signed as an undrafted free agent out of Purdue, went down during team drills and stayed down for several minutes as he was examined on the field. Several teammates took a knee around him before he was able to get up and gingerly walk under his own power to the injury tent. Byron Cowart is in his seventh NFL season and now with his seventh team after signing with the Jets as a free agent in March. After stops with New England, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Houston, Miami and Chicago, the 29-year-old Cowart is excited about his defensive linemates in New York. He looks around at the likes of Quinnen Williams, Will McDonald and Micheal Clemons and can't help but think of a group of superheroes. 'I feel like I'm in 'The Avengers' right now,' a smiling Cowart said. "I've got Will to my left, I've got Quinnen, Mike and there's a lot of guys around me. The guys in the secondary, the linebackers behind me. 'You've seen the new 'Superman' movie? There's a new villain, he was trying to figure out his powers and what is he good at? So I said that's what I'm trying to figure out — how can I help you guys? It's dope being around everybody flying around.'
San Francisco Chronicle
28-07-2025
- Sport
- San Francisco Chronicle
Jets quarterback Justin Fields returns to team drills at training camp, 4 days after toe injury
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields returned to team drills Monday, four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot. Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday as the team eased him back into practice. Coach Aaron Glenn had said Fields had 'a ways to go' before fully returning. But after a day off Sunday, Fields ran the offense during 11-on-11 drills — and on the first day this summer the Jets wore pads. 'He was limited, but he was limited the way that we want him to be limited,' Glenn said after practice. 'He made some good throws out there. And again, when Justin gets on the field, I mean, we're going to let him be who he is." Glenn wouldn't specify what he meant when he said Fields was 'limited' and was asked if perhaps the team doesn't want him to run as much as he normally would. 'Just limit him the way we want him to be limited,' Glenn said. 'I'll just keep it at that.' Fields sent Jets fans and social media into a frenzy last Thursday when he dislocated a toe on his right foot early in practice. He was carted from the field to the facility, where he had multiple tests before the team announced the diagnosis — relieving fears that it could be an even more significant injury. After sitting out completely on Friday, Fields threw passes in 7-on-7 drills Saturday and showed no signs of his injured foot ailing him. His first pass in team drills Monday was batted down at the line of scrimmage by Byron Cowart, but Fields had an otherwise solid practice session. 'There are some things that he did today that I was very pleased with," Glenn said. "But there's also some things he's got to get better at, too. He knows that.' Gus Hartwig injured Rookie center Gus Hartwig left late in practice with what Glenn said was a knee injury that was being evaluated. Hartwig, signed as an undrafted free agent out of Purdue, went down during team drills and stayed down for several minutes as he was examined on the field. Several teammates took a knee around him before he was able to get up and gingerly walk under his own power to the injury tent. Super D-line Byron Cowart is in his seventh NFL season and now with his seventh team after signing with the Jets as a free agent in March. After stops with New England, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Houston, Miami and Chicago, the 29-year-old Cowart is excited about his defensive linemates in New York. He looks around at the likes of Quinnen Williams, Will McDonald and Micheal Clemons and can't help but think of a group of superheroes. 'I feel like I'm in 'The Avengers' right now,' a smiling Cowart said. "I've got Will to my left, I've got Quinnen, Mike and there's a lot of guys around me. The guys in the secondary, the linebackers behind me. 'You've seen the new 'Superman' movie? There's a new villain, he was trying to figure out his powers and what is he good at? So I said that's what I'm trying to figure out — how can I help you guys? It's dope being around everybody flying around.'
Fox Sports
28-07-2025
- Sport
- Fox Sports
Jets quarterback Justin Fields returns to team drills at training camp, 4 days after toe injury
Associated Press FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — New York Jets quarterback Justin Fields returned to team drills Monday, four days after dislocating a toe on his right foot. Fields participated in 7-on-7 drills at training camp Saturday as the team eased him back into practice. Coach Aaron Glenn had said Fields had 'a ways to go' before fully returning. But after a day off Sunday, Fields ran the offense during 11-on-11 drills — and on the first day this summer the Jets wore pads. 'He was limited, but he was limited the way that we want him to be limited,' Glenn said after practice. 'He made some good throws out there. And again, when Justin gets on the field, I mean, we're going to let him be who he is." Glenn wouldn't specify what he meant when he said Fields was 'limited' and was asked if perhaps the team doesn't want him to run as much as he normally would. 'Just limit him the way we want him to be limited,' Glenn said. 'I'll just keep it at that.' Fields sent Jets fans and social media into a frenzy last Thursday when he dislocated a toe on his right foot early in practice. He was carted from the field to the facility, where he had multiple tests before the team announced the diagnosis — relieving fears that it could be an even more significant injury. After sitting out completely on Friday, Fields threw passes in 7-on-7 drills Saturday and showed no signs of his injured foot ailing him. His first pass in team drills Monday was batted down at the line of scrimmage by Byron Cowart, but Fields had an otherwise solid practice session. 'There are some things that he did today that I was very pleased with," Glenn said. "But there's also some things he's got to get better at, too. He knows that.' Gus Hartwig injured Rookie center Gus Hartwig left late in practice with what Glenn said was a knee injury that was being evaluated. Hartwig, signed as an undrafted free agent out of Purdue, went down during team drills and stayed down for several minutes as he was examined on the field. Several teammates took a knee around him before he was able to get up and gingerly walk under his own power to the injury tent. Super D-line Byron Cowart is in his seventh NFL season and now with his seventh team after signing with the Jets as a free agent in March. After stops with New England, Indianapolis, Kansas City, Houston, Miami and Chicago, the 29-year-old Cowart is excited about his defensive linemates in New York. He looks around at the likes of Quinnen Williams, Will McDonald and Micheal Clemons and can't help but think of a group of superheroes. 'I feel like I'm in 'The Avengers' right now,' a smiling Cowart said. "I've got Will to my left, I've got Quinnen, Mike and there's a lot of guys around me. The guys in the secondary, the linebackers behind me. 'You've seen the new 'Superman' movie? There's a new villain, he was trying to figure out his powers and what is he good at? So I said that's what I'm trying to figure out — how can I help you guys? It's dope being around everybody flying around.' ___ AP NFL: recommended Item 1 of 3
