News about Terron Armstead

Dolphins offensive lineman Terron Armstead has opened up on the team's historically frigid trip to Kansas City last postseason, saying, 'cold is not the word I would use to describe it.' On January 13, the Dolphins faced the Chiefs in the fourth-coldest game in NFL history, with temperatures at Arrowhead Stadium dropping to -4 degrees. However, it was actually -27 that day with wind chill, and Armstead told TMZ that it felt more like 'negative 99.'

We hear a tale like Xavier.' Armstead told KMOV, "It's only right." 'Follow Xavier's example.' If he wanted to be or not, he's a leader. His life is enthralling. It's enthralling. That's what leaders do.' Jones, who graduated from eighth grade this summer, has six siblings and has a 4.0 GPA despite increasing poverty in the Greater St. Louis Metropolitan area, being raised by his grandfather after his mother died a 'few years ago.'

Glenn Foster Jr., a former New Orleans Saints quarterback, has sued an Alabama funeral home for allegedly cremating his brain without consent, effectively ending the possibility of obtaining a proper examination. Benjamin Crump, the family's solicitor, and Carriage Services, destroyed Foster's brain "in breach of the parties' contract," according to a statement by the family's solicitor.' Foster Jr. died in December 2021 in a state police detention facility in Alabama, amid an independent pathologist hired by his family. According to a 2021 Crump quote, Dr. Michael Baden, a well-known pathologist, said the 31-year-old African-American man did not die from "natural causes." Foster's family suspects he was suffering from a manic episode that culminated in his detention.