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Why was Arizona Cardinals shortstop DeAndre Hopkins suspended for six games?

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In May, NFL suspends DeAndre Hopkinsone of the most defining wide receivers in the competition, for six games. ESPN’s Adam Schefter was the first to report news. The sanction took effect at the start of the 2022 season and the former Houston Texans will make his campaign debut against the New Orleans Saints on Thursday Night Football.

The motives; ONE violation of the league’s policy on performance-enhancing substances;. Because of the number of games interrupted for Hopkins, it is believed that the substance found was a anabolic agent.

It is worth remembering that Hopkins missed eight games of the 2021 campaign with a knee injury, including his absence in the Wild Card Round against the eventual champion Rams (a 34-11 loss). The 29-year-old receiver completed the 10 games he played 42 receptions for 572 yards, 8 touchdowns and 57.2 yards per game.

Hopkins had his second-lowest averages in receptions per game (4.2) and yards per game (57.2), both before his rookie year. Although of course, a lot had to do with the fact that he wasn’t as sought after by Kyler Murray as he was in his Texans years: His 8.9 yards per pass effort was the third best of his career.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver depth chart

Ranking Player
1 DeAndre Hopkins*
two hollywood cafe
3 AJ Green
4 Rodale Moore
5 Antoine Wesley
6 Andy Isabella
7 Greg Dorts

* Suspension for six matches.

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Commonwealth Biathlon Cup: when did it start, where to watch the live broadcast of the women’s sprint on December 19

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Commonwealth Biathlon Cup: when did it start, where to watch the live broadcast of the women’s sprint on December 19

On Friday, December 19, as part of the third stage of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Biathlon Cup, a women’s 7.5 km sprint race will be held in Tchaikovsky.

The start is scheduled for 11:30 Moscow time. Watch the live broadcast of the competition on the Match TV and Match Planet channels from 11:00.

The starting list includes 66 biathletes. Anna Sola, Anastasia Khalili, Natalia Shevchenko, Irina Kazakevich, Kristina Reztsova, Victoria Slivko will take the starting line.

You can also follow the progress of the competition on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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Commonwealth Biathlon Cup: when did it start, where to watch the live broadcast of the men’s sprint race on December 19

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Commonwealth Biathlon Cup: when did it start, where to watch the live broadcast of the men’s sprint race on December 19

On Friday, December 19, as part of the third stage of the Alfa-Bank Commonwealth Biathlon Cup, a men’s 10 km sprint race will be held in Tchaikovsky.

The race will start at 09:00 Moscow time. The live broadcast will be available on the Match TV, Match Arena and Match Planet TV channels from 08:35.

The starting list includes Daniil Serohvostov, Karim Khalili, Alexander Povarnitsyn, Kirill Bazhin, Alexander Loginov and others. A total of 98 athletes are participating.

You can also follow the progress of the competition on the websites matchtv.ru and sportbox.ru.

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Swedish biathlete Hanna Oeberg won the sprint at the World Cup in France

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Swedish biathlete Hanna Oeberg won the sprint at the World Cup in France

Swedish biathlete Hanna Oeberg won the sprint race at the third stage of the World Cup in Annecy (France).

Oeberg covered the 7.5 km distance in 19 minutes 24.9 seconds and did not make a single mistake on two shooting ranges. The Frenchwoman Lou Jeanmonnot (+3.3 seconds; no misses) was second; the top three was rounded out by the Italian Dorothea Wierer (+11.4; no misses).

The leader of the overall standings, Swede Anna Magnusson (+1.23.4; 2) finished 38th.

On Friday, the men’s sprint will take place at the World Cup in Annecy.

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