Ex-Colts GM Mike Tannenbaum explains his stance on Colts-Wentz trade "When you give up two high picks like they did, you’re fully committing that this will be your quarterback for the next decade." Colts will host Tom Brady in 2021, according to report
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
History of NFL teams trading first-round draft picks for veterans: Winners, losers from last five years
In light of recent trades involving quarterbacks Jared Goff and Carson Wentz, we've elected to take a look at the trades involving at least one first-round pick over the past five years. During that time, a total of 13 such trades were made across the NFL
Kyle Van Noy 'surprised, disappointed' after Dolphins release linebacker to free up cap space
Time and again players are reminded the NFL is a business. The Miami Dolphins are the latest team to send that memo and the recipient of the moment is linebacker Kyle Van Noy, who was informed by the team he would be released, per Mike Garafolo of NFL Network. It's a decision that outright stunned the two-time Super Bowl winner
US variant cases surpass 2,500, up from 546 a month ago; CDC reports distribution of 100M vaccine doses. Latest COVID-19 updates
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Tuesday that the country has more than 2,500 cases of coronavirus variants that can spread more easily and dodge some treatments and immunities.
USA TODAY: US variant cases have increased fivefold in a month, CDC says: Latest COVID-19 updates https://t.co/E5sUwcay14
— Mix World Tw!tter (@Mix_World_Blog) March 3, 2021
More than 100 new cases of the B.1.1.7 variant first seen in the United Kingdom were reported just since Sunday, bringing the nation's total to 2,506. Illinois reported 27 new cases to reach 69; Maryland reported 21 more to reach 89; and Georgia reported 18 more to reach 137.
'Read Across America Day,' once synonymous with Dr. Seuss, is diversifying. Here's why things have changed.
Monday marks the start of National Reading Month – with celebrations across the nation planned for Read Across America Day on Tuesday.
The day will look a little different this year as many students learn virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic. But the National Education Association has planned a variety of virtual events – not just in March but all year – to mark the occasion.
COVID-19 can derange the immune system in complex ways, research shows. Here's how.
There’s a reason soldiers go through basic training before heading into combat: Without careful instruction, green recruits armed with powerful weapons could be as dangerous to one another as to the enemy.
The immune system works much the same way. Immune cells, which protect the body from infections, need to be “educated” to recognize bad guys — and to hold their fire around civilians.
Live stimulus updates: Senate braces for marathon debate on Joe Biden's COVID relief plan
WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden's months-long crusade to pass a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus plan may enter its final stretch Wednesday, when senators could begin 20 hours of debate on the measure that is expected to come to a vote later in the week.
Meanwhile in the House, leaders are already looking to take up the bill for a final vote as soon as Monday, a timeline that means the law – with its $1,400 stimulus checks, funding to state and local governments and tax credits for families – could become law by next week.
Tired of reading glasses? Eye drop submitted for FDA approval may help you read without them
A new drug that could help more than 128 million Americans read without needing glasses has been submitted to the Food and Drug Administration for approval.
The investigational eye drop – called AGN-190584 – is expected to be approved by the end of this year, according to a statement released last week by Allergan Eye Care, an AbbVie company.
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