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Panthers owners donates $3 million to Hurricane Helene relief efforts; Bucs also give seven figures
Owners of two NFL franchises have combined to give $4 million to help with Hurricane Helene recovery efforts.
David and Nicole Tepper, the owners of the Carolina Panthers, announced a $3 million commitment to relief efforts in the Carolinas, and the Glazer family, which owns the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, will gave $1 million.
“The David & Nicole Tepper Foundation, Carolina Panthers and Charlotte FC stand alongside all those who have been affected by Hurricane Helene and the devastation it has wrought across the southeast and particularly in our backyard throughout the Carolinas,” David and Nicole Tepper said in a statement.
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“This is our home, and we are committed to supporting relief efforts throughout the region by providing critical resources and aiding the efforts of our heroic first responders. The impact on our community has been severe, but Carolinians are resilient and courageous, and, together, we will rebuild and recover,” the Teppers continued.
The storm made landfall in the United States Thursday and affected the sports world. Two games between the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets were postponed to a doubleheader Monday that could decide both teams’ postseason fates.
HURRICANE HELENE FORCES BRONCOS TO PRACTICE ON INDOOR TENNIS COURTS IN WEST VIRGINIA RESORT
The Denver Broncos, who were staying at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia due to back-to-back games on the east coast, practiced on indoor tennis courts.
Saturday’s Appalachian State-Liberty football game was also canceled, while the East Tennessee football team slept in buses since flooding halted its travel Friday night.
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FOX Corporation on Friday launched a donation drive for the American Red Cross’ Hurricane Helene relief efforts and urged viewers to help people affected by the deadly storm, the company announced.
Fox News’ Brian Flood contributed to this report.
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Tennessee Titans vs Miami Dolphins Player Props – Best Prop Bets for MNF Week 4
- We’ve got two Monday Night Football games tonight one of which is between the Tennessee Titans and Miami Dolphins
- My favorite way to get down on the NFL is by betting players props and there are a few worth considering tonight
- See below to find two of my favorite Titans vs Dolphins player props to bet for this MNF matchup
Last week the NFL gave us two Monday Night games and damn it, it was amazing. One of the greatest nights of my life if we’re being honest. This week, we’re getting the same exact thing. Two for one has always been a good deal and that won’t change anytime soon. I just hope everyone has two screens so we don’t miss any of the action.
The first game of the night, the Tennessee Titans vs Miami Dolphins, is the one we’ll focus on. I get that we don’t want to ignore the Seattle Seahawks vs Detroit Lions, but I feel like everyone is talking about that game. What about the people in Miami tonight? If we’re watching that game, we need something to bet. On top of that, we might have the greatest opportunity I’ve ever seen with a few player props. This could easily be the greatest night of our lives. Feels right.
Titans vs Dolphins Player Prop Picks
Player | Pass Attempts | Passing Yards | Pick |
---|---|---|---|
Tyler Huntley (Dolphins) | 25.5 (Ov +100 / Un -130) | 165.5 (Ov -120 / Un -110) | 225+ Passing Yards (+550) |
Player | Receptions | Receiving Yards | Pick |
Tyreek Hill (Dolphins) | 4.5 (Ov +100 / Un -130) | 51.5 (Ov -125 / Un -105) | 60+ Receiving Yards (+110) |
Both picks tonight are overs at plus-money, starting with new Miami QB Tyler Huntley to go over a modest number at long odds.
Odds as of September 30 at DraftKings Sportsbook & Caesars. Check out the NFL betting promos for Monday Night Football.
Snoop Time in Miami
Tua Tagovailoa going down with another concussion was the worst thing that could have happened. Obviously from a personal standpoint, but from a football standpoint, it was terrible as well. No matter who else the Dolphins have tried at the quarterback position, it just hasn’t worked.
Lucky for them, the great Tyler “Snoop” Huntley just might be the guy to save their season.
Tyler Huntley will beat the Titans on Monday night. I believe pic.twitter.com/3YG0fVqFfc
— Nick (@NotoriousFNTSY) September 26, 2024
I get what this sounds like but hear me out. We’re talking about a +550 bet here people. All +550 bets sound crazy until they cash. The thing is, this isn’t really THAT crazy. We’re only talking about 225 passing yards here. People do that all the time. That’s actually a bad game for most quarterbacks.
The thing Huntley has going for him that most backups don’t is the fact that he’s throwing to Tyreek Hill and Jaylen Waddle. On top of that, he could dump a ball off to De’Von Achane and watch him house it as well. This guy is not a bad quarterback, has weapons as well as a head coach that will allow him to use those weapons.
I think we’re looking at the greatest bet of all time here people.
- The Pick: Tyler Huntley 225+ Passing Yards (+550) at DraftKings
Tyreek Hill Bounceback Spot
If we see Tyler Huntley drop 225+ then we’re definitely going to need a receiver to get loose. That’s just how football works. Lucky for us, Miami has more than a few targets. They’re actually what I would call “target rich”.
The one I have in mind, is the one that’s saying all the right things to the media about Snoop.
Tyreek Hill said he feels Tyler “Snoop” Huntley can make every throw and is special with his legs. https://t.co/0uM6kEuqKt pic.twitter.com/kFmtPFObfj
— David Furones (@DavidFurones_) September 26, 2024
I don’t have to let you know who Tyreek Hill is. He’s an incredible receiver that is regularly posted in the 90s for receiving yards. He had an off week last week which leads to being force-fed the next week. The idea that we’re looking at 60+ for plus money is legit ridiculous, especially since we already think that Huntley might not be that bad.
Even if Huntley isn’t prime Tom Brady, I think Tyreek Hill goes for at least 60+ receiving yards. Feels right.
- The Pick: Tyreek Hill 60+ Receiving Yards (+110)
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BioLab plant fire: More than 90K sheltering in place in Georgia as 'strong chemical smell' enters Atlanta area
Authorities are now reporting a “strong chemical smell” in the Atlanta area following a chemical plant fire east of Georgia’s capital city that has forced more than 90,000 residents to remain sheltered in place Monday after the “harmful irritant chlorine” was detected in the air.
The Atlanta-Fulton County Emergency Management Agency announced this morning that it is continuing “to investigate the numerous reports of a haze and strong chemical smell across Fulton County, likely related to the BioLab fire” that broke out in Conyers on Sunday. BioLab is a company that produces pool chemicals, according to its website.
“We are aware of the incident in Conyers, Georgia and are working diligently to ensure the safety of those in and around Atlanta,” Mayor Andre Dickens wrote on X. “The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department and the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International airport are conducting air quality control checks.”
The government in Rockdale County, where Conyers is located, ordered residents to remain sheltered in place on Monday after testing from the Environmental Protection Agency and the Georgia Environmental Protection Division revealed the presence of the “harmful irritant chlorine” in the “air emitting from the incident location of BioLab.”
BIOLAB PLANT FIRE: GEORGIA RESIDENTS EVACUATE AS TOXIC SMOKE BILLOWS FROM CHEMICAL-FUELED INFERNO
The fire at the BioLab plant began around 5 a.m. on Sunday before being put out later that afternoon. By that point, smoke clouds had been seen emanating from the facility and some residents were ordered to evacuate. Rockdale County Fire Chief Marian McDaniel said that a sprinkler head at the facility malfunctioned and caused “a mixture with a water reactive chemical.”
“Rockdale County Emergency Management Agency, based on information received from the Environmental Protection Division and the Environmental Protection Agency, strongly advises all Rockdale County residents to continue to shelter in place,” Rockdale County government said. “Additionally, in the best interest and safety of the public and all citizens, it is recommended that businesses close operations until shelter-in-place is lifted.
“For everyone sheltering in place, the best practice is to turn the air conditioning off and keep windows and doors shut,” it added.
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BioLab did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital on Monday.
“Our top priority is ensuring the community’s safety, and our teams are working around-the-clock to respond to the ongoing situation at our facility in Conyers, Georgia,” the company said on its website. “We continue to work collaboratively with first responders and local authorities and have deployed specialized teams from out of state to the site to bolster and support their efforts. We are all focused on remediating the situation as rapidly as possible.”
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Mayor Dickens wrote on X that “at this time, no warnings or advisories have been issued” in Atlanta.
Fox News’ Andrea Margolis contributed to this report.
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