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In Indianapolis, the Colts have made a brutal Monday morning move, firing general manager Chris Ballard following a humiliating home loss to the previously winless Tennessee Titans. Owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon released a statement saying the sense of urgency has never been higher in Indianapolis, and she backed those words up immediately.
Shifting to Atlanta, the Falcons are reshaping their quarterback room, signing thirty-eight-year-old veteran Andy Dalton and releasing Cooper Rush in the corresponding roster move. Dalton had Philadelphia on the table after Jalen Hurts' blood clot scare, but he turned the Eagles down and chose Atlanta instead. The Falcons are clearly betting on experience to steady the ship.
And over in Formula One, Haas is bringing some serious visual firepower to Austin this weekend, unveiling a Godzilla-themed livery for the United States Grand Prix. The design will wrap the cars of Ollie Bearman and Esteban Ocon at Circuit of the Americas, and honestly, on a street fight of a track like that, the aesthetic feels about right.
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