Mormon swingers? TikTok sponsorships? Specialty sodas? They’re all phrases that usually would by no means be seen collectively, however because of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, they’re all soaking within the highlight on Hulu. The truth collection following the lives of eight LDS mother influencers is streaming all eight episodes proper now, transporting the TikTokers from Utah to a good larger platform. In line with the collection, #MomTok refers to a bunch of Mormon (members of the Church of Latter-Day Saints) influencers, sometimes Utah-based, who create content material about being a contemporary, non secular mom on TikTok, selling parenting ideas and sponsorships. The collection follows eight girls — Taylor Frankie Paul, Demi Engemann, Jen Affleck, Jessi Ngatikaura, Layla Taylor, Mayci Neeley, Mikayla Matthews, and Whitney Leavitt — as they take care of the aftermath of the viral swinging scandal that unfold past the “For You” web page. Seize a pop, pour it into your Stanley cup, and let’s dive into the different Utah housewife drama.

In Might 2022, Taylor Frankie Paul, the self-proclaimed creator of #MomTok, went on TikTok stay to share that she and her then-husband, Tate Paul, had been getting a divorce. Nonetheless, it was not the one bomb being dropped; she and Tate had been “mushy swinging,” that means that they might swap companions with one other couple and hook up with out going “all the way in which.” Taylor claimed that she would hook up with different pairings of the Mormon TikTok group. Within the video, she argues, “Nobody was harmless. All people has connected with everybody within the state of affairs,” with out giving particular names, inflicting a dumpster hearth of accusations throughout their nook of the web.

As talked about earlier, Taylor shared that the rationale she bought divorced was that she broke the foundations of their “mushy swinging” settlement with the opposite {couples}. However what’s “mushy swinging” anyway? “Tate and I form of opened these doorways and let individuals in and vice versa,” Taylor defined within the unique video. “I don’t know what you’ll name it if it’s like ‘mushy swinging,’ however you don’t, like, totally swap — if that is smart — and go all the way in which. We had an settlement, all of us, and I did step out of that settlement.”

Within the collection, all the ladies besides Taylor very explicitly deny ever “swinging” or participating in non-monogamy. Whereas they by no means name-drop any of the opposite members of the “swinging” group, it’s implied that they don’t seem to be solid on the present.

The primary episode begins a number of months after the scandal exploded, as Taylor tries to reconnect with the opposite girls simply earlier than she was arrested for home violence. Across the identical time, Whitney Leavitt moved to Hawaii to flee the accusations, solely to return to Utah with one other secret she’s been hiding. It is referred to as the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives in any case. Taylor and Whitney are preventing for the #MomTok throne. Taylor, the previous queen of the hashtag, desires to re-earn her place because the chief of the pack, whereas Whitney desires to take the ladies in a complete new path. “We have to get again to what MomTok was,” declared Whitney within the present. Within the season preview, one other solid member declares conflict: “There’s a struggle for the queen bee of Mother Tok; you’re both Group Taylor or Group Whitney.”

The drama isn’t simply coming from inside the home; members of the LDS religion have been criticizing the present, claiming it doesn’t correctly symbolize their faith. “Seeing the backlash from our group has been tough, however I additionally assume that in the event that they gave it an opportunity they might notice it’s simply an empowering present about girls on this faith and tradition however navigating it in another way as a result of we’re all imperfect people,” Jessi stated to ABC4.

A number of months after the swinging scandal, Taylor was arrested in February 2023 for home violence within the presence of a kid after a drunken argument along with her boyfriend, Dakota Mortensen. The incident is proven by way of body-camera footage on the finish of the primary episode. She reportedly threw a steel chair at Mortensen, who then felt “scared for his life.” He was additionally subsequent to considered one of her kids, who was additionally struck by the chair. A detective reported that the kid had a “goose egg”-size bump on their head. Taylor pled responsible to aggravated assault in August 2023 and has since documented her sobriety on-line.

Jalen Hurts has spent the final 12 months making an attempt to maintain metropolis colleges cool in the course of the summer time, and he’s taking his efforts to a different stage. On Friday earlier than kickoff in Sao Paulo,  the Jalen Hurts Basis introduced that all through the 2024 NFL season, for each landing the Eagles quarterback scores this 12 months, they are going to donate $5,000 to enhance air con at ten further Philadelphia colleges.

The Jalen Hurts Basis continues its Preserve It Cool Initiative by launching a season-long TDs for ACs marketing campaign. Within the 2024-25 season, the muse will donate $5,000 per Jalen Hurts landing to enhance air con at ten further Philadelphia colleges. With virtually 100 colleges and 50,000 college students nonetheless missing correct cooling, your help is significant. Followers can contribute to the Preserve It Cool Initiative by making a one-time or month-to-month tax-deductible donation.
Collectively, we are able to create a greater studying atmosphere and assist college students thrive regardless of excessive warmth.

The Eagles star quarterback signed a five-year, $255 million contract extension final spring and put his new cash to work, trying to impression the neighborhood. In Could, Hurts donated $200,000 to Philadelphia colleges for brand spanking new air con in 10 colleges.

Now, the Jalen Hurts Basis plans to deal with the wants of the practically 100 remaining colleges with out air conditioners.

Hurts beforehand offered $200,000 price of air conditioners to 10 Philly colleges: Clara Barton, Gloria Casarez, Castor Gardens, D. Newlin Fell, Thomas Finletter, Fliter Educational Plus, Benjamin Franklin/Science Management Academy, Edward Gideon, Abram Jens, and T. Roosevelt. The district listed these colleges as earmarked for brand spanking new air con items.

Each time Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Hurts scores a landing this season, extra funding will go towards Philadelphia public faculties.

The Jalen Hurts Basis introduced that it’s going to donate $5,000 in the direction of Hurts’ Preserve It Cool Initiative for each landing he scores within the 2024-25 season.

Earlier this 12 months, the quarterback had donated $200,000 to fund air-con at a number of faculties throughout the Philadelphia public college system.

The donation went in the direction of including 300 air-con items in 10 faculties throughout the district.

The muse famous that extra must be carried out after dozens of metropolis faculties had been compelled to ship college students dwelling final week because of insufficient cooling techniques.

For extra info, go to www.jalenhurtsfoundation.org.

By no means earlier than has tennis nice Jessica Pegula ever performed in a grand slam semi-final.

Now after advancing to the U.S. Open finals, she says she’s residing “a childhood dream,” defeating Karolina Muchova in three units.

“It’s what I needed after I was a child. It’s quite a lot of work, quite a lot of onerous work put in. You couldn’t even think about how a lot goes into it… I’m simply joyful to be in a closing, however clearly, I come right here to wish to win the title,” CNN quoted her as saying after her match.

For thus lengthy, that dreamed appeared out of attain. Six instances beforehand she tried to advance to a semi-finals in a grand slam event and 6 instances she failed.

Then Wednesday, she overwhelmed the #1 seeded Iga Swiatek 6-2,6-4. Nevertheless, in addition to she performed Wednesday evening, she opened play horribly Thursday.

“I got here out flat, however she was enjoying unbelievable,” Pegula mentioned. “She made me appear like a newbie. I used to be about to burst into tears as a result of it was embarrassing. She was destroying me,” she mentioned to ESPN.

However Pegula dug deep and bought herself out of her enjoying funk.

She received her three-match set 1-6, 6-4, 6-2. 

This after dropping the primary two video games of the second set. All hope appeared misplaced. Then Muchova didn’t convert on a second break of a serve.

‘I used to be considering, alright that was sort of fortunate. You’re nonetheless on this. And it comes all the way down to small moments that flip momentum,” Pegula mentioned, in accordance with USA At the moment.

From there, Pegula regained management of the sport and momentum had swung to her facet.

She’ll play Aryna Sabalenka within the finals Saturday. In addition they met within the finals of the  Cincinnati Open which Sabalenka received.

Hopefully,” Pegula mentioned, “I can get some revenge out right here.”

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NEW YORK — Again in January, when Aryna Sabalenka was profitable a second consecutive Australian Open title, Jessica Pegula was bowing out within the second spherical with a straight-set loss in opposition to somebody ranked 51st.

It wasn’t the primary setback for Pegula, in fact. There have been lots of these via the years, from assorted accidents to difficult-to-digest defeats. Have a look at her now, although: On Saturday, the No. 6-seeded Pegula will face No. 2 Sabalenka for the championship on the U.S. Open.

“When you would have instructed me in the beginning of the 12 months I’d be within the finals of the U.S. Open, I might have laughed so arduous, as a result of that simply was the place my head was — not considering that I might be right here,” Pegula, a 30-year-old American, stated Thursday evening after coming again to earn her first shot at a Grand Slam trophy with a 1-6, 6-4, 6-2 victory over Karolina Muchova within the semifinals at Flushing Meadows.

“So to have the ability to overcome all these challenges, and say that I get an opportunity on the title Saturday, is what we play for as gamers — not to mention with the ability to do this in my residence nation right here, in my residence Slam,” Pegula stated. “It’s excellent, actually.”

Pegula’s first Grand Slam last comes at age 30

It hasn’t precisely all the time been a clean experience for Pegula, the oldest U.S. lady within the Open period, which started in 1968, to succeed in her first main singles last.

There was, for instance, a 2013 knee drawback that required surgical procedure. And a hip operation that sidelined Pegula for greater than half of 2017, leaving her rating exterior the highest 850 and forcing her to work her means again up by way of lower-tour occasions. This season, a rib damage saved her out of motion for 2 months, sidelining her for the French Open.

On the court docket, there was a seven-match Grand Slam shedding streak that resulted in New York in 2020. And an 0-6 document in main quarterfinals till this week, when she outplayed No. 1 Iga Swiatek, a five-time Slam champion, at that stage.

Pegula figured she would get this far finally

Certainly, sooner or later alongside the journey, Pegula misplaced hope of ever fulfilling her childhood aim of profitable one in all her sport’s 4 most prestigious tournaments, proper?

No, probably not.

Sure, she acknowledged, there have been “these sort of low moments,” as she put it, the place there was some doubt whether or not she “needed to do it anymore.”

“However, I feel, in the long run, I all the time would sort of snap again and be, like, ‘OK, what am I speaking about?’ I might all the time sort of flip the script somewhat bit, and I’ve all the time been good at doing that. That’s why I’ve all the time been in a position to come again from totally different challenges even higher than earlier than,” defined Pegula, who was born in New York and whose dad and mom personal the NFL’s Buffalo Payments and NHL’s Buffalo Sabres.

“Actually, I’ve all the time felt, like, not that it was by no means going to occur — I virtually assume the alternative,” she continued. “I all the time felt like: ‘You understand what? You’ll determine it out finally.’”

“Ultimately” positive appears to be proper now.

Pegula’s solely loss over the previous month got here in opposition to Sabalenka

Since transferring to arduous courts after the Paris Olympics on clay, Pegula has gone 15-1, with a title at Toronto and a runner-up end on the Cincinnati Open earlier than the success over the previous two weeks.

The lone loss in that stretch got here in opposition to — sure, you guessed it — Sabalenka, the dominant participant on the floor during the last two seasons. Saturday’s match shall be Sabalenka’s fourth last in a row at a hard-court main, together with the final two championships at Melbourne Park and a loss to Coco Gauff for the title at Flushing Meadows 12 months in the past.

The American crowd did its greatest to spice up Gauff that day, rattling Sabalenka, a 26-year-old from Belarus who’s 45-11 in 2024.

“Robust losses by no means — the best way to say? — make me really feel depressed, like, not considering of not coming again to the event. It solely motivates me to return again and to attempt another time, attempt more durable and, perhaps, work more durable on some issues which perhaps didn’t work previously,” Sabalenka stated after eliminating Emma Navarro of the U.S. in straight units within the semifinals. “I’m nonetheless hoping to carry that lovely trophy.”

Be aware: With EA Sports activities’ Faculty Soccer 25 bringing faculty soccer again to the online game world, the Deseret Information is simulating each BYU sport towards an FBS opponent this season.

BYU is headed into Dallas as a double-digit underdog for its Week 2 matchup towards SMU.

It’s an essential matchup for the Cougars early within the season — they’re making an attempt to get again to the postseason after a 12 months off in 2023, and the Mustangs will present an early season problem.

How massive of a problem?

To assist us reply that query, we turned to EA Sports activities’ Faculty Soccer 25 for some solutions.

The Deseret Information ran a simulation of Friday’s sport — and it was a detailed matchup all through.

How the simulation was arrange

There have been a couple of floor guidelines in place: After some testing and tweaking, I adjusted the simulation to 12-minute quarters — with the choice to regulate that if obligatory in future simulations — then let the pc simulate with no person interference.

Accidents and depth chart modifications had been additionally thought-about.

For the BYU-SMU sport, that meant placing Jake Retzlaff at QB1 for BYU — the online game has Gerry Bohanon because the higher-rated quarterback, so I swapped them on the depth chart.

Along with altering a couple of backup positions attributable to harm, the most important change for the Mustangs was sticking primarily with Preston Stone at quarterback.

In the actual world, the Mustangs alternate between Stone and Kevin Jennings, however seeing as how there was no person interference and I couldn’t regulate the depth chart throughout a simulation, it labored to only enable Stone to play your complete sport.

How did the simulation between BYU and SMU play out?

Remaining rating: SMU 38, BYU 33

Key play: Early within the fourth quarter after BYU had climbed again inside 5 factors at 31-26 after happening double digits within the third, the Cougars obtained a cease on their facet of the sphere following a Retzlaff interception. Isaiah Bagnah helped power a punt with a first-down sack.

On the Cougars’ ensuing possession, although, turnover points struck once more.

Retzlaff was making an attempt to throw out within the flat to Kody Epps, however SMU’s Cale Sanders Jr. jumped the route and got here up with the second straight Retzlaff interception. Sanders returned it 46 yards for a decide six, giving the Mustangs a 38-26 lead with 7:25 to play.

How the sport transpired: BYU led simply as soon as, although the Cougars stayed inside one rating of the Mustangs via a lot of the sport.

Each groups had three scoring drives within the first half, with BYU trailing 17-13 on the break.

The Cougars briefly led 13-10 after a 21-yard Will Ferrin area objective with 1:14 left till halftime.

SMU struck shortly, although, as Jordan Hudson (who had a monster sport) caught a 73-yard landing go two performs into the following drive to push the Mustangs again forward.

The Cougars nonetheless had an opportunity to take the lead simply earlier than the half, as Retzlaff moved BYU into the crimson zone shortly. After three straight passes — two incomplete and one other in need of the top zone — Ferrin missed a 21-yard area objective that may have made it a 1-point sport.

Within the second half, BYU punted on the opening possession of the third and was taking part in catch-up after that.

Stone moved the Mustangs down the sphere methodically on their first drive of the second half and scored on a 10-yard QB keeper to make it 24-13 SMU.

The subsequent three possessions additionally resulted in touchdowns — two for BYU, and one for SMU. Each Cougar scores got here on passes to tight finish Keanu Hill, from 4 and 26 yards, although BYU failed on a 2-point conversion try after the primary landing that may have made it a 3-point sport.

Hudson, in the meantime, caught a protracted bomb at the back of the top zone for a 51-yard rating in between these BYU touchdowns.

That made it 31-26 heading into the fourth quarter.

BYU pressured a punt and had an opportunity to retake the lead early within the fourth, however Retzlaff’s first interception ended that chance.

That led to the Cougars’ defensive cease, adopted by the expensive Mustang decide six that gave them sufficient cushion to win the sport.

BYU responded with a 75-yard drive that included a 33-yard catch from Parker Kingston on fourth-and-11 to get the Cougars contained in the Mustangs’ 5-yard line.

After Retzlaff was sacked on first-and-goal, he hit Keelan Marion for a 15-yard landing to make it 38-33 with 2:23 to play.

SMU ran out the clock from there, utilizing a 40-yard go to Hudson and a powerful working assault to maintain BYU from possessing the ball once more.

Star gamers: For SMU, Stone accomplished 19 of twenty-two passes for 358 yards and three touchdowns, whereas Hudson had six receptions for 217 yards and three scores.

BYU was paced by Retzlaff, who threw for 494 yards and three touchdowns, although each fourth-quarter interceptions had been expensive.

LJ Martin, who had a 6-yard landing run, added 139 speeding yards, whereas Chase Roberts had 12 catches for 186 yards and Hill added six grabs for 100 yards and the 2 touchdowns.

Remaining stats: There wasn’t a variety of protection on this simulation — the Cougars completed with 605 yards and SMU had 494.

BYU struggled with ending drives within the first half, although, which led to having simply 13 factors on the half regardless of reaching the SMU crimson zone on every first-half possession.

The Mustangs, in the meantime, by no means turned the ball over and had been 6 of 10 on third down. BYU, for its half, was 7 of 13 on third down.

The Week 2 school soccer schedule will get underway Friday because the BYU Cougars and the SMU Mustangs sq. off at Gerald J. Ford Stadium. Final season, the Cougars struggled immensely on the highway, logging a 1-5 file. On the flip aspect, SMU defended its house turf, going 6-0. These colleges matched up within the 2022 New Mexico Bowl. BYU narrowly topped SMU 24-23.

Kickoff at Gerald J. Ford Stadium in Dallas is scheduled for 7 p.m. ET. The Mustangs are 13-point favorites within the newest BYU vs. SMU odds through SportsLine consensus, whereas the over/below for complete factors scored is 55.5, up from opening at 52.5. Earlier than making any SMU vs. BYU picks, you’ll want to see the school soccer predictions and betting recommendation from the SportsLine Projection Mannequin.

The SportsLine Projection Mannequin simulates each FBS school soccer recreation 10,000 instances. Since its inception, it has generated a surprising revenue of nicely over $2,000 for $100 gamers on its top-rated school soccer picks in opposition to the unfold. Anybody who has adopted it has seen big returns.

Now the mannequin has dialed in on BYU vs. SMU and simply revealed its coveted picks and predictions. You’ll be able to head to SportsLine now to see the mannequin’s picks. Listed below are the school soccer odds and betting tendencies for SMU vs. BYU:

• BYU vs. SMU unfold: Mustangs -13
• BYU vs. SMU over/below: 55.5 factors 
• BYU vs. SMU cash line: Mustangs -488, Cougars +366
• BYU: BYU has hit the 1H cash line in 4 of its previous 9 video games
• SMU: SMU has hit the 1H Beneath in 10 of its final 13 video games
• BYU vs. SMU picks: See picks right here

Why SMU can cowl

Junior tight finish RJ Maryland is an athletic playmaker for this offense. The Texas native thrives attacking the seams and is harmful with the ball in his palms. In 2024, he is racked up 9 catches for 173 yards, and one rating. Via his SMU profession, Maryland amassed 71 catches for 987 yards and 14 touchdowns.

Security Isaiah Nwokobia gives SMU with an instinctive and alert defender within the secondary. Nwokobia assaults downhill and is a prepared tackler who has spectacular consciousness in protection. Via two video games, the Texas native leads the crew in complete tackles with 14. Junior defensive finish Isaiah Smith generates stress and causes havoc within the backfield. The Washington DC native has 41 complete stops and 10 sacks in his SMU profession so far. See who to again at SportsLine.

Why BYU can cowl

The Cougars wish to maintain the bottom assault rolling. Within the season-opening win, BYU completed with 179 speeding yards and two speeding scores. Sophomore operating again LJ Martin is a decisive runner who has the facility to barrel by way of defenders. The Texas native had a team-high 67 speeding yards, 5.2 yards per carry and one landing.

Senior operating again Hinckley Ropati is an extra power within the backfield. Ropati is stout and wears out defenses along with his 220-pound body. The California native completed with 57 yards and one landing in his earlier outing. As a pass-catcher, junior receiver Keelan Marion stretches the sector and tracks the deep ball nicely. Within the season opener, he racked up three catches for 61 yards. See who to again at SportsLine. 

How you can make SMU vs. BYU picks

SportsLine’s mannequin is leaning Over on the full, projecting 69 factors. It additionally says one aspect of the unfold hits practically 70% of the time. You’ll be able to see the mannequin’s choose at SportsLine.

So who wins BYU vs. SMU, and which aspect of the unfold hits practically 70% of the time? Go to SportsLine now to see which aspect of the unfold to leap on, all from the superior mannequin that’s up nicely over $2,000 on top-rated unfold picks since its inception, and discover out.

Selena Gomez simply turned one thing uncommon: a billionaire!

The Uncommon Magnificence founder, 32, is now a billionaire on the Bloomberg Billionaire Index with an estimated $1.3 billion fortune after the success of her Uncommon Magnificence model. The actress and singer has amassed her riches as one of many youngest billionaires in Hollywood after a storybook profession, starting together with her breakout star activate Disney Channel’s “The Wizards of Waverly Place.”

In keeping with Bloomberg, she has additionally amassed wealth because the world’s third most-followed particular person on Instagram behind a pair of legendary professional soccer gamers: Cristiano Ronaldo, who boasts 639 million followers on the platform, and Lionel Messi, who has garnered 505 million Instagram followers. Gomez herself has 424 million followers.

Gomez additionally has a slew of standard TV and movie initiatives. She created a now-canceled Max cooking present “Selena + Chef” and stars alongside comedy icons Martin Brief and Steve Martin on the Hulu hit “Solely Murders within the Constructing.” She’s additionally set to govt produce a reboot of her breakthrough present “Wizards.”

What’s Selena Gomez’s Uncommon Magnificence model?

The unique Uncommon Magnificence line was impressed by Gomez’s time sitting in a make-up chair for her varied profession initiatives together with TV reveals, music movies and films.

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“I am so excited to launch magnificence merchandise that not solely really feel nice, but additionally have fun what makes every of us uncommon,” Gomez in an authentic press launch. “These merchandise aren’t about being another person, it’s about being who you might be, whether or not that is rocking a full face of daring make-up or barely any make-up in any respect.”

One % of all gross sales from the road, and all funds raised from companions, go to the Uncommon Affect Fund, which has a objective to “increase $100 million over the subsequent 10 years to assist tackle the gaps in psychological well being providers for underserved communities.” Gomez has lengthy been an advocate for psychological well being consciousness.

In 2022, she launched the Apple TV+ documentary “Selena Gomez: My Thoughts and Me” and a single of the identical title which documented her issue dealing with childhood stardom and grownup fame.

Contributing: Jessica Kasparian, Reviewed

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Selena Gomez can now add turning into a billionaire to her lengthy checklist of achievements.

The 32-year-old actress, singer, investor and entrepreneur simply achieved the monetary milestone thus making her one of many youngest self-made billionaires in the US, in response to Bloomberg, which values her internet price at $1.3 billion.

A number of the wealth for the “Solely Murders within the Constructing” star comes from singing, model partnerships and performing, however the “huge bulk” of her wealth is tied to Uncommon Magnificence, her 5-year-old make-up line that may be a success with influencers and teenagers, the publication revealed Friday.

Gomez’s wealth relies on Bloomberg’s “estimated worth” of her stake within the magnificence model, plus her curiosity in psychological well being platform Wondermind and varied different earnings from her music, performing, properties and cash she makes from partnerships that she posts about on social media, which incorporates her 424 million followers on Instagram.

Her reputation on Instagram makes her the third most adopted particular person, behind soccer icons Cristiano Ronaldo (638 million) and Lionel Messi (504 million), serving to her rake in huge endorsements with Puma, price a reported $30 million, and Coach, a $10 million deal.

However her following has additionally helped her Uncommon Magnificence line, placing her within the celebrity-led class of make-up manufacturers dominated by Rihanna and the Kardashians. Gomez additionally has reportedly reached out to traders for Uncommon Magnificence, looking for a $2 billion valuation.

In 2020, Gomez revealed that she was recognized with bipolar dysfunction and later mentioned in an interview with Entrepreneur that any deal struck along with her “has to have a component that’s charitable or within the psychological well being area.” She began the Uncommon Affect Fund to assist elevate $100 million to assist folks achieve entry to psychological well being providers.

Different income streams for the previous baby star embrace earnings from her Hulu present “Solely Murders within the Constructing,” which was simply renewed for a fifth season the place she makes $6 million a season, in response to Bloomberg, and a smaller slice from her music royalties.

Gomez’s consultant didn’t instantly reply to CNN’s request for remark.

UPDATE: Within the third quarter, Saquon Barkley returned to the sport.

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Eagles operating again Saquon Barkley didn’t end the ultimate drive of the second quarter.

Barkley collided with Inexperienced Bay Packers defensive deal with Karl Brooks after choosing up two yards on a primary down and gingerly left the sector. For the ultimate two minutes, he stayed on the sidelines along with his helmet on. He was changed by operating again Kenneth Gainwell.

In line with Jeff Mueller, who’s a bodily therapist, Barkley may have a minor stinger affecting his proper aspect and can most likely return for the primary drive of the second half. Mueller observed that Barkley moved round nicely, together with his neck, and didn’t obtain help from any medical trainers.

Barkley has scored two touchdowns in his Eagles’ debut. Throughout the second quarter, he caught an 18-yard landing cross and rushed for an 11-yard landing.

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