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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Bob Morris
Above: The 135-year-old Andrew McNally House in Altadena, CA, was destroyed by the Eaton fire. In early January, the author Susan Orlean was trying to get into her home in Studio City so she could evacuate, when she discovered that the front door was stuck. Wildfires were consuming Los Angeles, and her neighborhood was at risk.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
The Denver Broncos have made a couple of free-agent signings in recent weeks, though not at the positions some fans might think are most important. Running back might be the Broncos' biggest roster need. Some might cite Denver's need for a wide receiver and may find the current field of free agents attractive, particularly when it comes to experience. The question is whether it makes sense to sign a running back or wide receiver at this point or if it’s preferable to wait until after the draft.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
The Denver Broncos have filled most of the holes in their starting lineup, thanks to free agency. However, one notable hole is running back. The fact that the Broncos currently have mostly depth or rotational ball-carriers on the roster may convince some fans to believe that a running back must be drafted in the first round. After all, it's the Broncos' most pressing need.
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1 month ago |
havasunews.com | Bob Morris
As a lifelong outdoor enthusiast, I’ve spent over 45 years exploring the stunning landscapes of our river valley — from the desert trails to the river lakes and rugged mountains. My passion for the outdoors has taken me across the Arizona and Nevada sides of the Colorado River, where I’ve traversed countless trails and helped create many of them. It’s a privilege to share my experience and insights with you, especially as off-roading continues to grow in popularity.
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1 month ago |
si.com | Bob Morris
The first wave of free agency is over and we have the details on the multi-year contracts the Denver Broncos gave to free agents, whether their own or to players who were on other teams in 2024. The last of the contracts for which details emerged is for safety Talanoa Hufanga, formerly of the San Francisco 49ers. He signed a three-year, $39 million contract with the Broncos with $20 million fully guaranteed. Let’s look at Hufanga’s contract and see how the Broncos did.
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