INSIDER
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John Metchie III rejoins teammates on practice field.
One of the most inspirational young players in the NFL is Texans wide receiver John Metchie III.
Texans rookie wide receiver John Metchie III was named the NFL Players Association weekly Community Most Valuable Player after hosting a hospital patient and staff at NRG Stadium to thank them for their support during his treatment for a curable form of leukemia.
John Metchie III walked across the practice field Tuesday morning, dressed in a green hoodie sweatshirt while carrying bottled water and coconut water.
Jalen Camp caught the touchdown in the corner of the end zone, setting the stage for his heartwarming salute to teammate John Metchie III.
Houston Texans rookie receiver John Metchie III, who announced Sunday that he’d likely miss the season after being diagnosed with leukemia, addressed the team in a video before it started preparations for the season.
The Houston Texans announced that wide receiver John Metchie III will not play this 2022 season after he was diagnosed with a form of leukemia.
The Houston Texans selected Baylor safety Jalen Pitre in the second round with the 37th pick in the NFL draft Friday night, further bolstering their secondary after taking LSU cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. with the third overall pick.
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1 Alabama won the College Football Playoff national championship game 52-24 against No. 7 overall, breaking a tie with Alabama great Paul “Bear” Bryant for the most by a major college coach. “To me this is the ultimate team,” Saban said. “To me this team accomplished more than almost any team," Saban said. “Heaven's knows what he would have done if he played the whole game,” Saban said.
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Briefly threatened early, Jones and the Crimson Tide (2-0) flexed their considerable big-play muscle in the passing game to put away the Aggies (1-1). Metchie and Jones hooked up for a 63-yarder in the fourth, giving the sophomore five catches for 181 yards. Jones finished 19-of-26 passing for a second straight surgically precise performance marred by one interception off a deflection. Smith, a converted receiver, emerged as another needed threat in the passing game. Alabama: Any questions about production of the Tide's passing game after Tua Tagovailoa, Jerry Jeudy and Henry Ruggs III have been answered.
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