What’s Brewing With Jen Includes Protesters At The US Open And Burrito Bowls In Faces
See what was brewing with Jen Scordo today. Every day on The Best Show Ever? Jen Scordo shares a few recent weird and interesting news stories. Today that includes protesters at the US Open and customer throws burrito bowl in face of Chipotle worker… Here are her stories from today.
Coco Gauff ended up advancing to the US Open Finals – tomorrow at 4pm against Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka… however the match to get Gauff to the finals had to be delayed by 50 minutes after environmental protesters glues their bare feet to the concrete floor in the stands of the Arthur Ashe Stadium Thursday night. Gauff commented that she didn’t want the momentum slowed during the match, but she wouldn’t complain because the protesters were peaceful. 50 minutes later and the match continued, Gauff beat Karolina Muchova to advance to the finals tomorrow afternoon.
[Source – NBCNews.com]
Customer Throws Burrito Bowl In Face Of Chipotle Worker
A Chipotle worker in Ohio is left cleaning that $2 guacamole off of her face after an altercation with an angry customer. Emily Russell was working behind the counter at Chipotle recently when Rosemary Lynn Hayne got upset that her burrito bowl didn’t come out exactly the way she wanted it to… She began yelling at Russell and they went back and forth for a few seconds. Hayne then slammed the burrito bowl into Russell’s face. There were burrito ingredients all over her face and her uniform. Obviously other customers were shocked by the incident. Thankfully Hayne’s was charged with assault and disorderly conduct.
[Source – Fox8.com]
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4 Patriots Players Who Could Give the Eagles Trouble on Sunday
Rhamondre Stevenson
The Eagles’ biggest question mark may be the linebacker room. Hopes are high for Nakobe Dean and Zach Cunningham, but we have not seen them do it for the Eagles in a real game yet. They will get tested right away in week 1. The Patriots’ best weapon on offense last year was RB Rhamondre Stevenson, who broke out for over 1400 total yards and 6TDs. Not just as a runner, but as a pass catcher too.
Knowing the Eagles love to get after the QB, there could be a lot of quick passes by the Patriots to try and neutralize the Eagles’ pass rush. And it is going to fall on the Eagles LBs to defend that. Can they do it? Not many teams were able to stop Stevenson last year. We will have to see if Dean and Cunningham are up to the test.
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Ezekiel Elliott
Zeke is not the same back he once was. But you can’t deny that he has a good history vs the Eagles. In 12 games, the Eagles only held him under 4 yards per carry 3 times. And he has gotten at least 80 yards 9 times. In total, he averages 4.8 yards per carry against the Eagles, has 1,107 yards, and 6 TDs. Stevenson is the more dangerous back at this point. But don’t count out Zeke.
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Matthew Judon
The Patriots have a pair of dangerous pass rushers, Josh Uche and Matthew Judon. Uche had his first-ever double-digit sack season last year. But he will likely line up against Lane Johnson, and we know Lane Johnson never gives up any sacks. The issue may be Matthew Judon, who will be going up against Jordan Mailata.
Mailata had a very good year last season, especially as a run blocker. But he has at times been beatable as a pass blocker. He was credited with giving up 6 sacks last season and may get his toughest test all season right out of the bat in week 1. Maybe you neutralize him by running the ball at Judon early. Let Mailata go on the attack, instead of having to be on the defensive in the pass rush. They pulled a similar trick against Micah Parsons last year when Lane Johnson went out with a concussion and Parsons was beating up the backup. May also be effective here.
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