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Cowboys defense what maybe t h e bears will turn him into an all star
FORMER COWBOY FINDS A NEW HOME!
The Chicago #Bears have signed former Dallas #Cowboys defensive back Josh Butler.
Butler spent time with Dallas from 2023 through 2026, appearing in six regular-season games. During the 2024 season, he recorded 21 tackles, 5 passes defended, and 1 sack in five games.
Butler battled through injuries during his time in Dallas, but now gets another opportunity to prove himself in Chicago!
WISHING JOSH BUTLER NOTHING BUT THE BEST! ☆
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Most of his career, Simmons did not play in a scheme similar to DA’s. This year however, the scheme was very similar. A 1-gap penetrating disrupting D. When we look at his athleticism and speed, he’s a perfect fit for that
If the bears cut Garrett dayo next year this trade could workout for the cap next year. Still got to resign caleb Williams. #dabears
NFC north hasn't won a SB since 2011
The division is due for a chip #dabears
NFC west getting all the colts players is rigged its already a SB conference
#NFLnaESPN
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Trade: Colts are sending three-time Pro-Bowl DT DeForest Buckner back to the 49ers, the team that made him a 2016 first-round pick before dealing him to Indianapolis in 2020, per me and @rapsheet. Now Buckner returns to San Francisco, fortifying the 49ers defensive line.
Bring back the cubs
This scientist found that a mysterious mushroom is making people see TINY HUMANS. One person reportedly watched tiny people jump from a spoon into a bowl of soup, swim around, and remain visible even inside their mouth.
People who experience these hallucinations describe dozens, sometimes hundreds, of miniature human figures, ranging from 3 to 30 centimeters tall.
Some look like elves or clowns dressed in colorful clothes. They appear so real that people describe watching them walk around furniture, climb objects, avoid obstacles, and even fall off tables.
University of Utah researcher Colin Domnauer traveled to remote communities in China and the Philippines to investigate reports of people seeing tiny human beings after eating a mysterious mushroom called Lanmaoa asiatica.
Scientists call these experiences "Lilliputian hallucinations," and similar visions have also been documented in certain neurological conditions.
But here's what makes this discovery even stranger. People living thousands of miles apart have reported remarkably similar visions!
Reports of these strange mushroom experiences go back to 1934 in Papua New Guinea. Decades later, people in China's Yunnan province described similar encounters. Then researchers learned that Indigenous communities in the Philippines had their own accounts of seeing miniature people after eating wild mushrooms.
Domnauer and his colleagues used DNA sequencing to confirm that the mushrooms linked to these visions in China and the Philippines were the same species.
Because the really fascinating question is why people from completely different cultures can experience such strangely similar visions of miniature human beings.
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Trade: Colts have agreed to send eight-time Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks, per me and @rapsheet. Nelson is on an expiring contract and the Colts are opting to get back draft capital now before they could lose him in free agency.
But an all-time Colt now moves on to the Seahawks.
No more you have never won a world series that line is almost dead on life support #WorldSerie
Brewers have yet to be challenged with a punch 8-1 in postseason everthing has went there way
#RaysUp











