All articles tagged with #team support
The article emphasizes the importance of mental health support in the NFL, especially highlighted by the recent suicide of Cowboys player Marshawn Kneeland, advocating for all teams to have full-time mental health clinicians and fostering a culture of care and vigilance among players and staff.
Despite a tough start to the 2025 NFL season with losses and calls for his firing, Dolphins players are defending head coach Mike McDaniel, emphasizing that the team's struggles are on the players, not him. McDaniel remains focused on the team despite external noise and is currently the favorite to be the first NFL coach fired.
Fans of the Dallas Wings have launched a campaign called 'We Want Nola' to protest head coach Chris Koclanes, leading to chants and protests at games, which has caused tension within the team. Veteran player Myisha Hines-Allen has urged fans to stop the chants, emphasizing the importance of support during a rebuilding season. Despite fan unrest, the team remains focused on their development and draft prospects, with the coaching staff unlikely to make changes mid-season.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones downplays the tension with star linebacker Micah Parsons, who wants to leave due to a contract dispute. Jones insists there is an agreement and expects the issue to be resolved, despite Parsons' public trade request and support from teammates. Parsons remains at training camp with a back injury, and the team is hopeful for a satisfactory resolution before the season opener.
Atlanta United's President and CEO Garth Lagerwey is taking an indefinite leave of absence for cancer treatment, with the club's leadership team stepping in to manage operations, and Lagerwey expressing optimism about his recovery and return.
The New Orleans Pelicans affirm their commitment to Zion Williamson despite serious rape allegations, with team officials emphasizing their focus on his role and responsibilities, while Williamson denies the accusations and plans to counter sue.
Green Bay Packers cornerback Robert Rochell, affectionately known as 'Scoota,' played a pivotal role in the team's victory over the Miami Dolphins despite receiving devastating news about the deaths of two childhood friends. Supported by his teammates and the team's performance psychologist, Rochell found the strength to play and made a crucial play that contributed to the Packers' win. His resilience and the team's support highlight the strong camaraderie within the Packers' locker room.
Las Vegas Aces rookie Kate Martin received overwhelming support from her teammates after suffering a lower right leg injury during a game against the Chicago Sky. The team shielded her from cameras, emphasizing their close bond and commitment to protecting her privacy and well-being. Coach Becky Hammon and teammate A'ja Wilson praised Martin's toughness and assured that the team would always stand by her.
After Las Vegas Aces rookie Kate Martin suffered a lower leg injury during a game against the Chicago Sky, her teammates and staff shielded her from cameras, demonstrating strong team support. Fans praised the Aces for their compassionate gesture, highlighting the team's close-knit culture. Martin was later helped to the locker room and returned to the bench but did not play for the rest of the game, which the Aces lost 93-85.
Golden State Warriors superstar Steph Curry discusses the behind-the-scenes conversations with Draymond Green since his suspension, emphasizing the importance of Green's personal well-being and the team's support for him. Curry acknowledges that Green needs to make changes in his behavior and expresses confidence in his ability to overcome challenges. The Warriors have struggled in Green's absence, with Curry being the only consistent leader on the team. Curry and Klay Thompson express their support for Green and their determination to hold the team together during this difficult time.
Buffalo Bills players and general manager Brandon Beane express their support for coach Sean McDermott after remarks he made referencing 9/11 in 2019 resurfaced. McDermott held a team meeting to address the issue, and players voiced their support for him, emphasizing their belief in his character and leadership. The team remains focused on their upcoming game against the Chiefs and is determined to rally together amidst the controversy.
Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott expressed regret for comments he made about 9/11 during a 2019 team meeting, acknowledging that it was an attack on his character. McDermott addressed the incident with the current team, receiving support from his players. He emphasized the importance of handling himself with integrity and stated that his main goal is to win games for the fans. McDermott also discussed the controversy surrounding Bills linebacker Von Miller's availability to play after being arrested for allegedly assaulting a pregnant woman, acknowledging the difficulty of the situation and promising to do what is right beyond the football team. The Bills, currently 6-6, are preparing to face the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson has been receiving unanimous praise from his offensive teammates during practice, with players expressing confidence in his abilities and stating that the team's struggles should not solely be attributed to him. Despite Wilson's previous benchings and a challenging season, his teammates believe he has shown growth and maturity, and they are rallying behind him for the remaining games. Wilson himself is focused on having fun and proving himself as the team's QB1.
Former Florida State quarterbacks express sympathy for injured quarterback Jordan Travis and urge the team to rally together and continue to win in his absence. Travis, who suffered a severe leg injury during a game, has been a key player for the Seminoles and has led them to an undefeated season. The team must now rely on their backup quarterbacks to step up as they aim for a College Football playoff berth.