Raiders remove interim tag, hire Antonio Pierce as head coach
Las Vegas Raiders players pushed for Antonio Pierce to be full-time head coach. On Friday, he officially got the gig.
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Las Vegas Raiders players pushed for Antonio Pierce to be full-time head coach. On Friday, he officially got the gig.
Bengals are favored by 7 according to FanDuel. Browns won last meeting. Browns have -8 turnover differential. Hendrickson is player to watch.
Raheem Mostert and Isiah Pacheco are expected to play, while Brian Robinson, Josh Jacobs, and Zack Moss are doubtful.
Cowboys' bad day in Buffalo includes penalties, poor run defense, and missed opportunities in a 31-10 loss to the Bills.
Ravens' Mark Andrews suffers season-ending injury, Bengals' Joe Burrow and Cam Taylor-Britt also leave game due to injuries.
Rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud sets rookie-record with 470 passing yards, leads Houston Texans to thrilling win over Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
San Francisco's high-powered offense was shut down by Cleveland's defense after losing key playmakers to injuries.
The Seattle Seahawks dominate the New York Giants with a 24-3 victory, including a 97-yard interception return for a touchdown.
Seahawks rule out Jamal Adams for the game due to concussion after collision with Giants quarterback Daniel Jones.
The New York Giants struggle in their game against the Seattle Seahawks, continuing their poor performance this season.
The Mighty Quadriceps: Keeping You On Your Feet
Ever wondered which part of your body bears the brunt when you're climbing stairs or running a marathon? It's none other than your 'Quadriceps', right there on the front of your thighs! Four unique and strong muscles that work together, making it possible for us to walk, jump, run - essentially move. But what is so special about these muscles?
Understanding our 'quads' can be as thrilling as watching an action-packed movie. For starters, they are made up of four big chunks called the rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis and vastus intermedius. Sounds like Latin? Well indeed because anatomy loves its Greek and Latin roots!
When talking about real-life news content around quadriceps; from cutting-edge research finding new ways to rehabilitate quad injuries to elite athletes sharing their muscle-building secrets or everyday folks recounting how strengthening their quads alleviated knee pain — opportunities abound.
We often take them for granted don't we? Until something goes wrong... sudden muscle pull while playing a sport ring any bells? That's precisely why researchers worldwide continually focus on understanding more about these sturdy little giants in terms of physiology and pathology.
Wouldn’t you enjoy reading science-backed articles explaining why certain exercises are great for targeting various sections of your quads? Or get amazed by studies highlighting prevention strategies against quad strains? Enough food for thought isn't it?