Biathlon World Cup: Johannes Kühn injures himself with his own rifle

• On my 31st birthday, I reflect on my time in the NFL and feel grateful to have been a part of such a close-knit brotherhood. This sport has given me the opportunity to form meaningful friendships and create lasting memories. I am appreciative of every NFL team I have played for. However, I have decided to retire. Peace out! ✌🏾

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  Michael Rothstein is a journalist for ESPN’s NFL Nation, where he reports on the Atlanta Falcons. He can be found on Twitter under the handle @MikeRothstein.

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In 2022, he made his final appearance for Baltimore in the league, playing in eight games and carrying the ball eight times for a total of 18 yards.

In his career with Seattle, San Francisco, Carolina, Atlanta, Chicago, and Baltimore, Davis accumulated 2,052 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns, as well as 1,066 receiving yards and four touchdowns.

During the 2021 season, Davis was nominated for the Walter Payton Man of the Year award as a member of the Atlanta team.— IG MikeDavisRB (@MikeDavisRB) February 19, 2024

On his 31st birthday, Mike Davis, a running back who was a part of six different NFL teams in a span of eight years, declared his retirement on Monday.

In the 2015 draft, Davis was selected by the San Francisco team in the fourth round, coming from South Carolina. He played for two years with the 49ers and then spent another two years with the Seahawks before joining various other teams, including his hometown Falcons, from 2019 to 2022.

In 2020, his most successful season was in Carolina, where he achieved personal records of 165 carries, 642 rushing yards, six rushing touchdowns, 59 catches, 373 receiving yards, and two receiving touchdowns.Michael Rothstein, ESPN Staff WriterFeb 19, 2024, 03:33 PM ET

The post Former NBA player RB Davis has announced his retirement after playing for 6 different teams in the league over the course of 8 seasons. appeared first on Americano Sports.

Biathlon World Cup: Johannes Kühn injures himself with his own rifle

Sport Biathlon World Cup German biathlete injures himself with his own rifle Status: 19.02.2024 | Reading time: 3 minutes Johannes Kühn is accompanied by supervisors from the finish area Quelle: Getty Images/Alex Grimm Bitter and painful end to the Biathlon World Cup for Johannes Kühn. The German has a lot of bad luck in the […]

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