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Bucs LB Shaquil Barrett Out For Season With Torn Achilles
Kyrie Irving
Deion Sanders, Jackson
Tampa Bay Buccaneers outside linebacker Shaquil Barrett will miss the rest of the 2022 season after suffer- ing a torn Achilles, coach Todd Bowles said Friday.
An MRI on Friday con- firmed the Achilles tear, with a source telling ESPN's Adam Schefter that Bar- rett is expected to be out seven to nine months.
"It's a tough break for him," Bowles said. "Any time you lose somebody like that that commands double- teams, it makes it harder for everybody else. He's been consistent since he's been here. He's been productive. He started off playing well last night. It's just a shame to see."
Barrett was injured on a third-and-1 run play during
Antisemitic Movie
SHAQUIL BARRETT
the third quarter of Thurs- day's 27-22 loss to the Balti- more Ravens. After being attended to by athletic train- ers, Barrett came off the field while barely putting any weight on his lower left leg and was carted off to the locker room once on the side- line.
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“I’m not going to stand down on anything I believe in,” he said. “I’m only going to get stronger because I’m not alone. I have a whole army around me.”
DEION SANDERS
The Jackson State defense allowed 85 passing yards and 221 total yards.
Up next for Coach Sanders’ team is Texas Southern.
Addresses His
State Stand 8-0 After
Support Of
Blanking Southern
On Thurs- day, Kyrie Irving tweeted a link to the movie “He- brews to Ne- groes: Wake up Black Amer- ica.”
Deion Sanders’ team went out and put on another clinic, thrashing the Jaguars, 35-0. The win improved the Tigers to 8-0 over and 5-0 in SWAC play.
The game was stopped for a weather delay early in the fourth quarter but it mattered not as Jackson State added a final touchdown when it re- sumed.
Shedeur Sanders threw for 194 yards and a touch- down. The coach’s son also ran for 2 scores.
Sy’Veon Wilkerson ran for 96 yards, including a 26- yard TD run.
KYRIE Rolling IRVING
Russell Wilson Returns To
Lead Denver To A Priceless
Victory; Play Titans Sunday
Russell Wilson
bounced into England on a wave of positivity and plati- tudes. After mid-air high knees above the Atlantic, he vowed himself ready to rock.
Despite a hamstring in- jury and pressure to justify his extraordinary $1million- a-week deal, he just about did that, helping the Denver Broncos to a priceless 21-17 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Sta- dium.
Going into the game they were two desperate teams with exactly the same 2-5 record having lost four straight. For one, the chance of breathing life into a season. For the other, a pressure cooker of a flight home fu- elled by discontent.
After more high knees, this time on terra firma in the warm-up, Wilson’s first
RUSSELL WILSON
possession was a microcosm of his stint in Denver. His first pass should have been intercepted by Darious Williams. Then, after a four-yard gain from Melvin Gordon, Wilson was sacked on third down by Arden Key for a loss of seven yards.
The Broncos play the Ten- nessee Titans Sunday at 1 p.m.
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