John Rigolizzo
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John Rigolizzo is a writer from South Jersey. He previously wrote for the Daily Caller, Daily Wire, Campus Reform, and the America First Policy Institute.
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Panthers Aiming Higher After Beating Rams: ‘No One’s Seen Our Best Yet’
“Our best football is still out there in front of us, and that’s our goal ... to find it,” head coach Dave Canales said.
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Caleb Williams Says Bears Not Focused on National Narratives After Statement Win Over Eagles
‘They’ll probably say whatever they have to say, but that really doesn’t faze us,' he said.
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Deion Sanders Shares Special Moment With Former Transfer
After the Buffs’ 42-17 loss to Arizona State over the weekend, wide receiver Jordyn Tyson approached Sanders and shared a heartwarming moment.
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Titans Coach Says Cam Ward ‘Took That Next Step’ as a QB, Despite Loss
Ward finished the game 28 of 42 passing for 256 yards and a TD, and added six rushes for 37 yards and a score.
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Jared Goff on Jahmyr Gibbs’s Hat Trick Against Giants: ‘You Can Tell the Fear in the Defense’
Gibbs scored a receiving touchdowns, and added rushing TDs of 49 and 69 yards, including the game-winner, in Detroit’s 34-27 overtime win.
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Sam Darnold: ‘I Have to Be Better’ After 4 INTs in Loss to Rams
‘I have to be better, protecting the football, and we’re doing everything that we can ... to try to take care of the football a little bit better,’ he said.
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Baker Mayfield Says Bucs ‘Locked In’ Despite 2-Game Losing Skid
Mayfield spoke to the team after their loss to the Patriots. Even though they lost to the Bills last week, the team is still locked in.
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Stefanski Backs Sanders Ahead of 1st Start: ‘He’s Worked Extremely Hard’
Sanders will make his first NFL start Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Reid: Chiefs Still Not Panicking After 5-5 Start
Sitting at .500 on the season, in third place in the AFC West and currently out of the playoffs, the Chiefs are in an unusual spot.
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Bryce Young Plays Through Pain on His Way to Historic Performance
Young suffered a painful ankle injury in the first quarter, but came back to throw for 448 yards and 3 TDs in the Panthers’ 30-27 overtime win.
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Panthers Aiming Higher After Beating Rams: ‘No One’s Seen Our Best Yet’
“Our best football is still out there in front of us, and that’s our goal ... to find it,” head coach Dave Canales said.
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Caleb Williams Says Bears Not Focused on National Narratives After Statement Win Over Eagles
‘They’ll probably say whatever they have to say, but that really doesn’t faze us,' he said.
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Deion Sanders Shares Special Moment With Former Transfer
After the Buffs’ 42-17 loss to Arizona State over the weekend, wide receiver Jordyn Tyson approached Sanders and shared a heartwarming moment.
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Titans Coach Says Cam Ward ‘Took That Next Step’ as a QB, Despite Loss
Ward finished the game 28 of 42 passing for 256 yards and a TD, and added six rushes for 37 yards and a score.
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Jared Goff on Jahmyr Gibbs’s Hat Trick Against Giants: ‘You Can Tell the Fear in the Defense’
Gibbs scored a receiving touchdowns, and added rushing TDs of 49 and 69 yards, including the game-winner, in Detroit’s 34-27 overtime win.
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Sam Darnold: ‘I Have to Be Better’ After 4 INTs in Loss to Rams
‘I have to be better, protecting the football, and we’re doing everything that we can ... to try to take care of the football a little bit better,’ he said.
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Baker Mayfield Says Bucs ‘Locked In’ Despite 2-Game Losing Skid
Mayfield spoke to the team after their loss to the Patriots. Even though they lost to the Bills last week, the team is still locked in.
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Stefanski Backs Sanders Ahead of 1st Start: ‘He’s Worked Extremely Hard’
Sanders will make his first NFL start Sunday against the Las Vegas Raiders.
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Reid: Chiefs Still Not Panicking After 5-5 Start
Sitting at .500 on the season, in third place in the AFC West and currently out of the playoffs, the Chiefs are in an unusual spot.
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Bryce Young Plays Through Pain on His Way to Historic Performance
Young suffered a painful ankle injury in the first quarter, but came back to throw for 448 yards and 3 TDs in the Panthers’ 30-27 overtime win.
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