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Yahoo
5 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Remarkable Jayden Daniels' statistic puts him in class by himself
Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels made a lot of history in 2024. It seemed like Daniels was breaking another league record or franchise record every week. Daniels' success wasn't only in his stats. He led the Commanders to their best season in 33 years, including a surprising trip to the NFC championship game. But those stats were pretty impressive. Advertisement When fans and analysts talk about stats, you often hear about touchdowns, total yards, completion percentage, or some version of analytics. However, sometimes the simple statistics can be the most impressive. Sometimes, it's even the ones you didn't even know were a stat. There was one stretch last season when longtime punter Tress Way did not punt once — in multiple games. That's how good Washington's offense was, specifically Daniels. CBS Sports pointed out a statistic that not only puts Daniels in elite company, but also in a class by himself. Yes, you read that correctly. In 20 career starts, Daniels had three games where his team did not punt or turn the ball over. Four of the most legendary quarterback names ever — Joe Montana, Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, and Patrick Mahomes — have combined for two such games in 993 career starts. Advertisement That's a remarkable statistic. Daniels was terrific all season, but seemed to get even better late in the season when Washington made its playoff push. As good as Daniels was as a passer, he also led the Commanders in rushing. It's too soon to mention Daniels in the same company as the above quarterbacks, but he's off to a great start and spent the offseason ensuring there will be no sophomore slump. This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: Washington Commanders QB Jayden Daniels set a record last season that may never be broken.
Daily Mail
11 hours ago
- Business
- Daily Mail
NFL announcer Greg Olsen makes true feelings on Tom Brady clear after legend stole his Fox Sports job
NFL broadcaster Greg Olsen has revealed his true feelings for Tom Brady after the legend replaced him at Fox's top football color commentator - they're 'very good friends'. The longtime Patriot and Buccaneer replaced the former Panthers tight end to become part of the No 1 pair for the network in the broadcast booth. Olsen was demoted to the No 2 crew by a rookie commentator, with his feelings on the move staying low-key until now. 'I always make sure I'm very clear where my personal aspirations to continue to ascend in this industry and to get back calling those games are completely independent of Tom and I,' Olsen said on 'Pardon My Take'. 'We've hung out, personally. We talk on the phone, we keep in touch, he sent a cool video for my youth football team… we talk about raising teenage daughters, we've gone to play golf together, we hung out at the Bahamas at a little retreat. We've gotten to be very good friends on a very personal level since he's joined Fox.' Olsen still has a desire to be part of a top broadcast duo in the NFL and appears to see every call as an opportunity. Brady signed a 10-year, $375million contract with Fox as he transitioned from field to booth 'There's this idea that there's this personal animosity and competition. There's not,' Olsen continued. 'My relationship with Tom and Fox and Joe Davis and Burkhardt and all my people at Fox couldn't be better.' 'On the other parallel line to that, yes, I want to ascend in the industry, and I'm sure Joe Davis wants to call Super Bowls as well, that doesn't mean he doesn't like Burkhardt. Any motivated guy, you want to be the best at what you do. That is not a knock on the people that are ahead of you.' Brady signed a 10-year, $375million contract with Fox, as the football legend transitioned from the field to the broadcast booth. Last month, Brady was on the receiving end of as major snub from the Emmys, with him not being nominated in the 'Outstanding Personality/Event Analyst' category, while watching Olsen get the nod. Olsen was nominated in the category for the fourth straight year alongside Troy Aikman, longtime Brady rival Peyton Manning, Bill Raftery, and John Smoltz.
The Sun
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Irina Shayk, 39, looks sensational as she shows off her washboard abs in cream bikini
SUPERMODEL Irina Shayk hits the right tone in a new swimwear campaign. The Russian, 39, showed off her tum in a cream bikini for a shoot in Majorca for El Corte Ingles' new summer collection. 3 3 It comes as she has rekindled her romance with gridiron legend Tom Brady, 47, who she dated in 2023. They last dated four years after her split from actor Bradley Cooper, 50, with whom she shares a daughter, Lea, seven. She is a model and television personality best known for being one of the faces of Victoria's Secret and, more recently, Rihanna's buzzing lingerie brand, Savage X Fenty. However, the model has grown globally and walked the runway for fashion brands including Fendi, Chanel, Tory Burch, Vivienne Westwood, and more. She also never fails to grace the covers of magazines like Vogue, Bazaar, and Allure. Due to her high success in the fashion world, Shayk has accumulated quite a fortune. Her net worth is believed to be around $25million, as per Celebrity Net Worth. Irina recently displayed her washboard abs in a mirror selfie taken during her time away in the sunny European country. Model Irina Shayk wows as she shows off amazing figure in black bikini on Italian holiday 3
Time of India
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
'It was tough': Tom Brady admits parental failures after public humiliation and split from Gisele Bündchen
Tom Brady has opened up about co-parenting challenges he and ex-wife Gisele Bündchen face (Getty Images) Tom Brady expressed regret over his Netflix roast, acknowledging the jokes about his divorce significantly impacted his children and calling it a "parenting f***-up." He highlighted the challenges of co-parenting and the lack of a "perfect manual. " Meanwhile, his ex-wife Gisele Bündchen is featured on the cover of Vogue France's wellness issue, discussing holistic health. Despite their 2022 divorce, they reportedly maintain a united front for their children. Tom Brady's pain: Roast jokes hurt his kids, revealing imperfect fatherhood Former NFL superstar Tom Brady has openly addressed the unexpected challenges he encountered as a parent following his participation in a highly publicized Netflix roast. Speaking on the Impaulsive podcast, the 47-year-old athlete confessed that the comedic jabs, particularly those referencing his divorce from supermodel Gisele Bündchen, had a profound and painful impact on his children. Brady recounted the immediate aftermath of the event, stating, "It was tough on my kids for sure…I felt like a stake through the heart when I talked to my kids the next day." He reflected on the nature of parenting, acknowledging that errors are inevitable, especially when navigating public life. Tom Brady on Being The GOAT, Shedeur Sanders Draft Fail, Belichick's Relationship, Netflix Roast 455 "There are some things as a parent you [explicit] up and you don't realize until after. We're not perfect parents. There's no perfect manual for it," he admitted. The roast, which saw comedian Nikki Glaser quipping, "You have seven rings…well, right now that Gisele gave her backs," highlighted the delicate balance celebrities must strike between their public personas and their private family lives. Switching focus, Gisele Bündchen has also been in the spotlight, recently featured on the cover of Vogue France's wellness issue. Her spread explores the wider idea of holistic well-being, emphasizing that it goes beyond just physical fitness. This public moment highlights her personal journey and what she's prioritizing since her split from Brady. Despite their divorce in October 2022, reports indicate that Brady and Bündchen have maintained a unified front for their children, prioritizing their well-being as they navigate the complexities of co-parenting. Their relationship began with a blind date in January 2007, culminating in an intimate wedding ceremony in February 2009. They welcomed two children, son Benjamin Rein Brady and daughter Vivian Lake Brady. The marriage reportedly faced difficulties as Brady's intense focus on his football career led to Bündchen seeking legal counsel for divorce in 2022. Also Read: Gisele Bündchen is 'grateful' after Tom Brady split and is celebrating her new life and baby with Joaquim Valente Brady's recent forthrightness casts a stark light on the hidden pressures borne by public figures, particularly when their private circumstances are transformed into entertainment. His raw depiction of the "stake through the heart" sensation when confronting his children's reaction underscores the profound protective instinct inherent in parenthood, even for those constantly under the media's gaze. Notwithstanding their separate lives post-divorce, both Brady and Bündchen appear steadfast in their commitment to cultivating a supportive home for their offspring.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Shemar Moore Defends Returning for ‘S.W.A.T' Spinoff Without OG Cast: ‘I'm the Tom Brady' of the Show
Shemar Moore broke his silence after announcing that he was starring in a S.W.A.T spinoff — without the rest of his original cast members. Moore, 55, took to Instagram on Tuesday, May 20, to share a video where he acknowledged he could "catch some flack from the industry" with his decision to sign on to join S.W.A.T. Exiles with a new group of cast members after wrapping up season 8 with costars Jay Harrington, David Lim, Patrick St. Esprit, Anna Enger Ritch, Annie Ilonzeh and Niko Pepaj. 'Nobody likes change. I understand that. I get it 100 percent. But without change, you can't grow. You can't win without taking your lumps," Moore explained. "It ain't easy making it in the game of Hollywood. It ain't. TV shows don't last eight years anymore. The game has changed. But S.W.A.T. Exiles, baby! S.W.A.T. Exiles. Bigger, bolder. S.W.A.T. on steroids." Moore went on to compare making a show to playing football. Which 'S.W.A.T.' Stars Are — And Aren't — Returning for Surprise Spinoff After Multiple Cancellations? 'I'm not saying I'm Tom Brady, but I'm the Tom Brady of S.W.A.T. That's not arrogant. That's not ego. It's a fact. I'm the quarterback. I'm Shemar Moore AKA Hondo," he continued. "But I had a squad. A strong squad. A family. A team. And I would be remiss If I didn't say out loud to the world and to them — because I know they're watching this — I love you. I respect you. I appreciate you.' In the lengthy video, Moore called out his casemates, adding, 'That's my family for life, OK? But just like in sports, Tom Brady might be the quarterback, but people get traded. Tight ends get traded, the running back gets traded, the receivers get traded." He continued: "But the team keeps on pushing with their quarterback, and I'm that guy. So proud, so grateful. I'm not going to apologize for nothing. Busted my ass for 31 years to do what I do, and I'm excited about the future." Before Sony Pictures Television picked S.W.A.T up for a spinoff, the show faced multiple cancellations at CBS. The CBS series premiered in 2017 and aired six seasons before it was picked up for a seventh and final season. CBS ultimately reversed that decision and S.W.A.T. returned for season 8. But the celebration didn't last long — the network canceled the show for a second time in March. The series finale aired on Friday, May 16, and just two days later Moore confirmed he would be headlining a follow-up series for Sony Television Pictures where his character "is pulled out of forced retirement to lead a last-chance experimental SWAT unit made up of untested, unpredictable young recruits," according to the synopsis. Which TV Shows Were Canceled Multiple Times Before the Decision Stuck? From 'S.W.A.T.' to '7th Heaven' S.W.A.T fans, however, were quick to point out in the comments section of Moore's post that the rest of the cast from the CBS series wasn't included. Most of Moore's costars have yet to publicly acknowledge him expanding the S.W.A.T universe solo. 'I'm excited that S.W.A.T. gets to keep playing ball. I'm excited that the crew gets to put food on their table and money in their accounts, and go to soccer practice and put their kids through the right schools. Saving jobs, working here in L.A., keeping Hollywood in L.A. This is a big deal," he continued on Tuesday. "Yeah, a little bit bittersweet in some ways — but man, at the end of the day, we got to be so proud. We got to be so proud because we did the damn thing. The world took notice. And the industry took notice." He concluded: "Shows get cancelled all the time, but S.W.A.T. just won't die because y'all love S.W.A.T. You all love that crazy action. You love the stories. You love the brotherhood, the sisterhood, all of that. That's who we are. That's who S.W.A.T. is. Thrill ride with heart. So, on this day, we celebrate, but we pay homage to what got us there and to the people that got us there, and I will never forget. Always appreciate, and always show love.'
