News about Adam Thielen

For Sunday's game against the Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers star Adam Thielen designed special 'Grinch' cleats. The robbers flocked into Bank of America Stadium, sporting fluorescent fur on the toes, heels, and around the laces. As he went through his warm-up before the Christmas Eve showdown, the wide receiver was later seen wearing them on the track.

The boozy and rowdy Eagles fans made sure to inform their peers from Minnesota that they didn't like the colors they were wearing by yelling and booing them. In rare scenes before kickoff, some Philly fans even got into their faces, handing them the bird with no hesitation whatsoever. 'Go home! An Eagles fan can be heard screaming to his opposite number, 'Get the f*** out of here.' Fans from both teams were filming together, but the legion of Vikings supporters was treated with skepticism. Even God cannot help you if you wear an opposing jersey in Philadelphia,' tweeted a user in reaction to the video on X, which was formerly known as Twitter.'

On Sunday, it was a memorable day for Canadian golf - more fore than one - as Adam Hadwin was tasked with celebrating the triumph of friend Nick Taylor. Taylor became the first Canuck to win the Canadian Open Championship in 69 years, but security was on his mind as Hadwin rode onto the green to honor his friend. Hadwin voted off on his scorecard earlier that day, putting him in fifth position at eleven under par.

According to NFL networks Ian Rapoport, the Carolina Panthers are scheduled to welcome free agent wide receiver Adam Thielen on a visit tomorrow. The Minnesota Vikings cut Thielen after ten seasons in an attempt to prevent the veteran's $20 million salary cap hit.

After ten seasons with the Minnesota Vikings, local legend and Minnesota State graduate Adam Thielen has been released. This followed ESPN's assertion on Thursday that the team was considering his dismissal as a "true possibility." According to those reports, the team was trying to negotiate a restructured agreement after his initial deal became a virtually $20 million cap hit next season.

Minnesota led for only three seconds as they made the biggest comeback in football history. The Vikings clinched the NFC North title in a dramatic way over the weekend's first Saturday slate of this season, defeating 39-36 at Bank Stadium. Indianapolis led by five points at the half but lost 14 points in the third and 22 in the fourth. They were locked in overtime unless a vital three points sealed their fate.

Stefon Diggs, a pro bowl wide receiver, has joined the list of Buffalo Bills players who are actively looking to recruit Odell Beckham Jr. to join the team. In an interview with Complex, previously Von Miller advocated for Beckham's signing of the bills, and now Diggs has shared his thoughts on the subject. "I feel like he's a fantastic teammate," Diggs said. "I don't live in the world of social media or something like that, but I do think he's hands-down one of the best players in the league, particularly when he's healthy.'