内容摘要：“I’ve been talking to my friends about this,” Tuinakauvadra said ahead of the match. “This is the first game they’re coming to watch me play rugby, but they’re coming to watch Ilona first.”

“I’ve been talking to my friends about this,” Tuinakauvadra said ahead of the match. “This is the first game they’re coming to watch me play rugby, but they’re coming to watch Ilona first.”

While Jefferson would provide some serious star power, players of his stature might not be willing to risk injury right before the season. He said he’d have to consider his participation, but as one of the league’s global ambassadors for the sport he’s a true champion of flag football.“The Pro Bowl game was honestly way more fun,” he said. “We felt like kids out there.”

The flag football vote was a given. The hard part for league owners this week at the Omni Viking Lakes Hotel is determining the fate of the tush push.seven weeks ago, a vote was expected on Wednesday on the proposal by the Green Bay Packers to prohibit the play popularized by the reigning Super Bowl champion. To enact the ban, 24 of the 32 teams must approve.

Commissioner Roger Goodell saidhe believes the owners will reach a consensus on the issue that involves both competitive integrity and player safety. The league released a revised proposal by the Packers on Monday that broadens the language to prohibit pushing, pulling, lifting or encircling a runner by any offensive player, not specific to quarterback assists. This would put the rule back where it was 20 years ago, when a previous such ban was lifted because of the difficulty of enforcement.

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has been leading the defense of the play his team developed with the coinciding arrival of strong-legged quarterback Jalen Hurts in 2020.

The NFL has no conclusive data supporting a connection between the tush push and an injury risk increase, as Lurie noted at the previous league meetings in Florida. The Buffalo Bills are also a frequent user and favor a ban for safety, though, as head coach Sean McDermott said after the vote was tabled.“The fact that the Met realizes that is a beautiful thing,” he said with a sly smile. “But we’ve been doing this forever and we really not paying attention to it. We just do it because we love it.”

This story has been corrected to report that the “Harlem On My Mind” exhibit was at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, not the Museum of Modern Art.Follow Associated Press entertainment journalist Gary Gerard Hamilton at @GaryGHamilton on all his social media platforms.

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