News about Giovani Bernard

Giovani Bernard, the former NFL running back, reported that his family had misplaced their newborn son in recent days. The 32-year-old penned an emotional tribute to their lost child on Wednesday. 'You were loved from the moment we learned of your presence, spoken [to] daily, and prayed for by many,' the former Cincinnati Bengals and Tampa Bay Buccaneers player wrote.

During the 2023 season, the NFL has been locked in to return to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and the Premier League ground will be ready to welcome the season back with open arms. On Wednesday, the League announced its 2023 international slate, which features five playoff teams from last season. The Jacksonville Jaguars, a London regular, will kick off the action against the Atlanta Falcons on October 1 before Tottenham Hotspur Stadium gets its first glance at action with the Jaguars traveling to play the Buffalo Bills on October 8. With the NFL set to take over London for the first three weeks of October, its hosts will be hoping to imitate previous years's triumphs, thanks to 7,000 tons of steel and state-of-the-art installations.

Jenna Laine of ESPN has apologized for her role in the tumultuous exchange between Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Giovani Bernard and herself and two other reporters. After Laine's loss to the Bengals on Sunday, a video of the NFL player went viral, prompting Bernard's resignation from the locker room without answering questions from reporters resulting in a dramatic exchange. Laine has since apologised for the incident, as well as her first defense of releasing video of the conversation and an explanation of her behavior afterwards.

After being asked questions about a fake punt in Sunday's 34-23 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, Brooklyn Nets running back Kevin Durant lauded his Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Giovani Bernard for treating him 'like a professional.' Following his stand to speak to reporters in the aftermath of what seemed to be an argument between the two teams, a video of the NFL player went viral on social media. Durant said on social media, "enteration in this world has risen to a whole new degree." 'Media claims they are to blame for the game's success.'