Tina Nguyen
Sports Anchor and Reporter at WFLD-TV (Chicago, IL)
FOX 32 Chicago Sports Anchor & Reporter. Texas A&M Alum. previously: @ktnv, @nba, @12thMP
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2 weeks ago |
fox32chicago.com | Tina Nguyen
From 2002 to 2005, Steve Edwards protected quarterbacks like Jim Miller, Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton as an offensive lineman for the Chicago Bears. "I played left guard, right guard, right tackle, left tackle," Edwards said. "In the preseason, I played four positions in one game. I went right down the line except for center, I don’t think anybody knew that." Known for his versatility on the offensive line, Edwards spent six seasons in the NFL keeping quarterbacks upright.
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2 weeks ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Tina Nguyen
From 2002 to 2005, Steve Edwards protected quarterbacks like Jim Miller, Rex Grossman and Kyle Orton as an offensive lineman for the Chicago Bears. "I played left guard, right guard, right tackle, left tackle," Edwards said. "In the preseason, I played four positions in one game. I went right down the line except for center, I don’t think anybody knew that."AdvertisementKnown for his versatility on the offensive line, Edwards spent six seasons in the NFL keeping quarterbacks upright.
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1 month ago |
fox32chicago.com | Tina Nguyen
Her smile. Her warmth. Her joy. That’s what makes 3-year-old Hayden Valentine so special. "She’s just got a great spirit to her," Drew Valentine said. "I think that’s something everybody says when they come into contact with her. Her happy, warm, welcoming smile." "There’s nothing better than being a mom to her," Taylor Valentine said. "At some point we weren't sure if we would be able to do that. But here we are." On April 15, 2021, Drew and Taylor welcomed Hayden into the world.
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2 months ago |
fox32chicago.com | Tina Nguyen
Lonzo Ball talks his extension with the Chicago Bullls Whatever the future holds for the Chicago Bulls, Lonzo Ball will remain a part of it. He talked about his recent two-year, $20 million extension. The Chicago Bulls are back from the NBA All-Star Break and hopeful the time off provided a much-needed reset button, especially after suffering four-straight blow-out losses by an average of 22 points.
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2 months ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Tina Nguyen
The Chicago Bulls are back from the NBA All-Star Break and hopeful the time off provided a much-needed reset button, especially after suffering four-straight blow-out losses by an average of 22 points. "I think for us, the last two days have been good, but we’ll see how we respond in New York when we play," Donovan said.
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