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sports13 days ago

Packers acquire CB Trevon Diggs, reuniting with Micah Parsons

The Green Bay Packers claimed cornerback Trevon Diggs off waivers from the Dallas Cowboys, who released him due to performance and off-field issues. Diggs, a former first-team All-Pro, has had a mixed recent performance but rejoining his friend Micah Parsons in Green Bay. The Packers will pay him a modest salary for Week 18, with no guaranteed money after this season.

sports2 months ago

Week 9 Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Targets and Rankings

As Week 9 of fantasy football approaches, managers are urged to stay active on the waiver wire, especially at running back, due to injuries and bye weeks. Key pickups include Isaiah Davis of the Jets and Tank Bigsby of the Eagles, both of whom could be valuable in upcoming weeks. With fewer weeks left in the season, it's crucial to make strategic moves to improve playoff chances, especially as teams face bye weeks and injuries.

sports2 months ago

Week 8 NFL Recap: Blowouts, Surprises, and Key Takeaways

Week 8 of fantasy football was marked by injuries and underperformances, with Christian Watson returning to lead Packers' receivers and Tyrone Tracy emerging as a must-add. Key injuries to players like Cam Skattebo and Saquon Barkley prompted stash and buy-low strategies, while others like Bijan Robinson and Darnell Mooney disappointed. The article provides early waiver wire targets and injury updates to help managers prepare for Week 9.

health3 months ago

Rising Vaccine Waivers and Declining Immunization Rates Spark Public Health Concerns

The number of parents in Michigan opting for vaccine waivers for their children has reached its highest level in over a decade, with rates increasing from around 3% to 6.2% between 2015 and 2025, raising concerns about rising measles cases and herd immunity. Experts emphasize the importance of vaccines in preventing serious diseases, but note that lenient waiver policies and misinformation are contributing to declining vaccination rates, which could lead to outbreaks of preventable diseases.