News about Chris Olave

Carr reportedly is insisting on getting his catchers custom chains and Rolex watches from renowned Al the Jeweler of Totowa, New Jersey. According to reports, Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed were iced-out watches, while others were given chains. Michael Thomas is said to be getting a gift. However, Carr's camp isn't obliged to reveal what he's been gifted.

With both teams achieving their highest record, the NFL's Thursday Night Football match between the Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints at SoFi Stadium is pivotal in the context of both teams' seasons. When considering Sky Bet's chances in the 'Match Winner' market, it's the Rams that are attracting the most attention. They are 10/21 to record an 8-7 record, while Dennis Allen's side is 7/4 to beat the applecart in California.

During his detention Monday night, New Orleans Saints quarterback Chris Olave seemed to be able to use his NFL experience to his advantage. On Monday night, Olave, 23, was arrested in Kenner, Louisiana, on suspicion of reckless operation of a motor vehicle. Olave was driving 35 mph above the posted 35 mph speed limit in a tweet (70mph), according to a police in Kenner, about 15 miles west of New Orleans. The footage of the shooting catching the officer's body camera in Kenner has now been posted.

On Monday night, wide receiver Chris Olave of the New Orleans Saints was arrested in Kenner, Louisiana, on suspicion of reckless operation of a motor vehicle. Olave was driving 35 mph over the posted 35 mph speed limit in a tweet, according to police in Kenner, who is just 15 miles west of New Orleans. (70mph). According to several media outlets, he did not resist arrest and was cooperating with law enforcement.

Chris Olave helped the Saints beat the Panthers and get their best start to an NFL season in a decade. The New Orleans Saints defeated the Carolina Panthers 20-17 on Monday night, winning 2-0 for the first time since 2013. Tony Jones Jr. ran for two touchdowns and rookie Blake Grupe kicked two field goals. However, Olave's spectacular catch, which culminated in Jones Jr's first touchdown and ignited a stuttering offense, was arguably the night's highlight.

The New Orleans Saints got off to a good start to an NFL season in a decade. On Monday Night Football, the Saints defeated 20-17 in Charlotte and jumped to 2-0 for the first time since 2013. Chris Olave's spectacular one-handed catch was the night's highlight. As Bryce Young's first game at Bank of America Stadium ended in defeat, Dennis Allen's team has now defeated ten consecutive opponents by 20 points or less.

Michael Thomas, the wide receiver for the Saints, has been pounding the pounds ahead of what they and New Orleans are hoping would be a comeback season for the ages. Thomas posted a video of him putting up 575lb for five reps on social media on Monday. In an ensuing Instagram post, the 6-foot-3, 212lb wide out fired a gun at his haters, writing: 'They was hatin (sic) on 530x1 back in mid-April; so there go 575x5 go smoke that.'

It's just days away that the fortunes and futures of the league's 32 franchises will be changed in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. This round, only 31 picks would be made, as the Miami Dolphins were forced to forfeit their pick due to being found guilty of tampering. With a lot of talent to choose from, several franchises are expected to change their fortune in future seasons with the picks made - with multiple NFL-ready quarterbacks, effective offensive blockers, and deadly defensive arms on sale alongside elite receivers.

After putting together an almost flawless NFL parlay, one sports betor came nigh on a near-one million dollar payout. Following NFL Honors, Alan Zavala shared his complete bet slip on social media on Thursday. Zavala sold just $3.74 on a then-speculative five-leg parlay back on September 8 - the day this NFL season started.

JIM TROTTER: We're in for some football. And with the official launch of the 2022-23 National Football League just a day away, football fans have every reason to anticipate a wild ride. I can see some surprising results this season, including one of football's best players falling back to Earth (for good), a handful of struggling stars finally recognizing their potentials, and possibly the most tortured franchise in the game's history. Ready, set, hike…

We'll be dividing each of the teams in the best conferences into four groups this week: 1. The College Football Playoff Contenders: The teams we expect to be in the national debate all year long. 2. The Cinderella Hopefuls: The squads that will be near the top of the college football scene, but will likely lose out on glory. However, if they do, they will be the year's best news. 3. Also-rans: The teams we expect to be involved in the bowl debate, perhaps even playing close to New Year's Day, but probably not shake the CFB's tree. 4. Bottom feeders: be it a tough schedule, a new coach, or just a young team in complete transition, these are the squads that will probably not make any noise in college football this year