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Rams RB Blake Corum thinks this NFC QB will have a successful season
Rams RB Blake Corum thinks this NFC QB will have a successful season

USA Today

time15 hours ago

  • Sport
  • USA Today

Rams RB Blake Corum thinks this NFC QB will have a successful season

Los Angeles Rams running back Blake Corum is a big believer in his college quarterback heading into 2025. Corum, who went to Michigan, told The Rich Eisen Show this week that he believes Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy will be very successful in his first NFL season after he missed the 2024 season with a knee injury. "I think he's going to be very successful this season," Corum said. "I think he's going to play with that chip on his shoulder just to prove to himself and everyone else that he is who he says he is. And he has the tools around him to be successful. Just knowing JJ, knowing how he grinds, knowing how smart he is and his love for the game, I see a very successful year for him and his group." McCarthy was the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, but suffered a season-ending meniscus tear in his right knee during the preseason. Now, though, the Vikings gave him the reigns to start under center after the team didn't bring back Sam Darnold. Corum, the No. 83 pick in the 2024 draft, played three years with McCarthy at Michigan from 2021 to 2024 and won a national championship in 2024. He rushed 58 times for 207 yards and no touchdowns as a rookie for the Rams. L.A. doesn't play Minnesota this year, so the only time Corum and McCarthy could face each other would be in the playoffs. The Rams took down the Vikings in the 2024 Wild Card Round, but both Corum and McCarthy were on injured reserve and didn't play.

7 Rams players with the most to prove in training camp, including Stetson Bennett
7 Rams players with the most to prove in training camp, including Stetson Bennett

USA Today

time18 hours ago

  • Sport
  • USA Today

7 Rams players with the most to prove in training camp, including Stetson Bennett

Training camp is the ultimate proving ground for players each summer, giving them the opportunity to not only make the regular-season roster, but rise up the depth and earn meaningful playing time. The Los Angeles Rams kick things off with their first practice at Loyola Marymount University this week and these seven players have a lot to prove. Stetson Bennett is atop the list, aiming to make the Rams' 53-man roster for the third straight year despite a tough start in his first two seasons since being draft. QB Stetson Bennett Bennett managed to make the 53-man roster last season despite struggling badly in the preseason, but he may not be afforded such a long leash this time around. With the Rams' roster getting even deeper across the board, they may not have the luxury of keeping three quarterbacks again. Since being drafted in the fourth round, Bennett has struggled with turnovers in the preseason and looked a bit overmatched. His athleticism is encouraging but in terms of becoming an NFL-level passer, he has a long way to go still. RB Blake Corum Corum joined the Rams as a third-round pick last year and despite a perception that he might push Kyren Williams for playing time, that never happened. He carried the ball just 58 times for 207 yards, an average of 3.4 rushes for 12.2 yards per game. Those aren't the numbers anyone expected to see from the former Wolverine, getting very little chance to prove himself as a rookie. This season, Corum faces more pressure with the arrival of rookie Jarquez Hunter, a fourth-round pick out of Auburn. He's a faster, more explosive running back than Williams and Corum, which could conceivably push him ahead of Corum as the RB2. Corum must prove he can be the next man up if he wants to hold onto his position on the depth chart. TE Davis Allen It's approaching "now or never" time for Allen, a third-year tight end who was drafted in the fifth round out of Clemson. He's currently penciled in as the No. 4 tight end behind Tyler Higbee, Terrance Ferguson and Colby Parkinson, so he's not even a lock to make the 53-man roster again. With his size and athletic profile, he has a chance to be productive in the NFL, as we saw during his rookie year when he caught 10 passes for 95 yards and a touchdown, but his opportunities were few and far between last year despite Higbee missing most of the season. OL KT Leveston Leveston spent his rookie year on injured reserve, the only draft pick by the Rams in 2024 to play zero games last season. It was an unfortunate way to start his NFL career, essentially making this his rookie year. As a former seventh-round pick, his job isn't yet secured so he's got work to do. Leveston played tackle in college and could remain there with the Rams, but with D.J. Humphries, David Quessenberry and Warren McClendon Jr. all competing to be backup tackles, there may not be much room for Leveston. He may have to cut his teeth at guard instead. DT Desjuan Johnson The defensive line is pretty open after the top four of Braden Fiske, Kobie Turner, Poona Ford and Ty Hamilton. Tyler Davis should probably make the team, too, but Johnson, Larrell Murchison and others will be competing for a roster spot further down the depth chart. Johnson was Mr. Irrelevant in 2024 and has only played 14% and 18% of the defensive snaps the last two seasons, so he hasn't been on the field much. The time is now for him to prove he belongs on the roster. OLB Brennan Jackson Jackson missed time last summer with an injury, which was an unfortunate setback during his rookie year. He sat out the first five games and wound up playing just seven total games (47 snaps) all season. Like Leveston, the Rams didn't get much of a look at their fifth-round rookie, which gives Jackson an opportunity to showcase his skill set for truly the first time in camp this year. The Rams need a new No. 3 outside linebacker following the departure of Michael Hoecht in free agency and Jackson is a real candidate to fill that void. CB Emmanuel Forbes Jr. This might be the biggest camp of Forbes' career so far. The former first-round pick fell out of favor in Washington and was cut last season, which led to him landing with the Rams. He arrived in Los Angeles late in the season so he was put in a tough spot, but with a full offseason in 2025, Forbes is set up for success. There's a real chance he makes the 53-man roster and plays meaningful snaps, potentially as the No. 3 or 4 cornerback on the depth chart. The Rams didn't make many moves at cornerback in the offseason, in part because they're confident in Forbes' ability. Follow Rams Wire on X, Facebook and Threads for more coverage!

'Outstanding' Art Deco home in a Glasgow suburb hits the market
'Outstanding' Art Deco home in a Glasgow suburb hits the market

The Herald Scotland

time06-06-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • The Herald Scotland

'Outstanding' Art Deco home in a Glasgow suburb hits the market

The movement's impact quickly spread and in Scotland, architects and designers incorporated features into their work, resulting in fashionable new villas, shops, cafés, and cinemas, many of which remain and now have listed status. (Image: Corum) Located south of the river Clyde in the high amenity suburb of Newton Mearns, Whitegables is an exemplary, flat-roofed detached villa distinguished by its classic Art Deco design and sizeable corner setting on Kirkview Crescent, within beautifully landscaped garden grounds. Built circa 1930, the property has since been extended on one side and provides superb family accommodation spanning more than 2,600 sq ft over two levels. On the ground floor, a striking black and white entrance hall sets the scene, paving the way to a front-facing formal sitting room partially open plan to a dining room, the latter with access into a spectacular 29ft family room with access to a decked terrace and garden beyond. From the family room, an inner hallway gives access to a bedroom with garden access, adjacent storage room, and integral double garage. On the other side of the main reception hall is a cloakroom, study/fifth bedroom, and large, dual aspect dining kitchen with garden access and adjacent utility. (Image: Corum) Upstairs are three beautifully proportioned bedrooms – all of which have a private balcony. In addition, the principal bedroom has an en suite shower room, as does the second bedroom, while the 24ft third bedroom is adjacent to the family bathroom and has the largest balcony – at 32ft wide, it spans almost the full width of the front of the house. Featuring hardwood flooring throughout the main accommodation, the monochromatic interior is dramatic and complements this incredible home's classic Art Deco features – window and door styles, coving, and stair balustrades – and choice of finishes. (Image: Corum) Nowhere is this clearer than the sitting room and kitchen, the former with an elongated, curved bay window, and fluted black and white fireplace, while the integrated kitchen displays pristine white units with contrasting black work surfaces, black geometric tiled border, and dazzling black and white geometric tiled floor. Externally bordered by mature trees and shrubs, the property is set in expansive, level garden grounds incorporating lawns, planted beds, and horseshoe driveway with parking for several vehicles. Whitegables is a truly outstanding home, located in a prime property hotspot with nearby M77/M8 access, and within walking distance of open countryside. Offers over £685,000 are invited by Corum's Newton Mearns office.

Not just a Swiftie: Travis Kelce's cousin sparks backlash after shutting down bandwagon fan accusations
Not just a Swiftie: Travis Kelce's cousin sparks backlash after shutting down bandwagon fan accusations

Time of India

time23-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Not just a Swiftie: Travis Kelce's cousin sparks backlash after shutting down bandwagon fan accusations

Travis Kelce's cousin Ashton Corum posted a TikTok to prove how much of a true Kansas City Chiefs fan she is (Getty Images) Travis Kelce 's cousin, Ashton Corum, countered assumptions she's a Chiefs fan "because of Taylor Swift " in a viral TikTok. She shared throwback photos with Kelce, proving her long-standing support, and confirmed her backing for the Eagles, Jason Kelce's former team, stating, "Ofc. " Travis Kelce's cousin's long-standing Chiefs fandom unveiled Ashton Corum, identifiable by her TikTok username @carebearlover111, recently took to the platform to address and shut down assumptions about her allegiance to the Kansas City Chiefs. On Wednesday, May 21, Corum posted a TikTok that swiftly went viral, offering compelling evidence of her genuine and long-standing support for the team, stemming from her direct family ties to star player Travis Kelce. Responding to a hypothetical query that often targets new Chiefs fans, Corum depicted the scenario: "You like them because of Taylor Swift, right?" She then proceeded to dismantle this assumption with a visual narrative. The series of photos began with a casual shot of Corum holding a baby, captioned with the text, "Told him I was a Chiefs fan." This was followed by a picture of her on the beach, furthering the narrative with the overlaid question: "He said: 'oh you like them because of Taylor Swift, right?'" The definitive proof arrived in the final slide: a touching collage of throwback photographs depicting Corum and Kelce across various stages of their lives. These images included intimate family gatherings from their younger years and more recent on-field moments, showcasing Kelce in his distinctive red and gold Chiefs uniform. Corum succinctly captioned the post, "Been a fan #cousin," punctuated by two glaring emojis, underscoring her long-standing dedication. The TikTok's immediate impact was significant, accumulating nearly 300,000 views and approximately 34,000 likes within a single day of its upload. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Circuito S Run | São Paulo | Garanta sua vaga! Circuito S Run Inscreva-se Undo The comment section quickly filled with reactions from fans of both Kelce and Swift, many expressing astonishment at her familial connection. One user enthusiastically remarked, "I would put this one my resume." The prospect of a "Tayvis" wedding also sparked speculative comments, with one user noting, "You're gonna be COUSINS with Taylor Swift," and another musing, "So in theory you will be at the Tayvis wedding and be one of the first and/or ONLY people to see her wedding dress ... do you understand how blessed you are.' Also Read: 'Thankfully, I don't have to deal with that': Kirk Cousins takes a jab at Travis Kelce's body hair and Taylor Swift's tolerance of it Corum also clarified her broader NFL loyalties when a commenter inquired about her support for Jason Kelce, Travis's brother, and his team prior to his 2024 retirement. She confirmed her support for the Philadelphia Eagles, simply replying, "Ofc.' Get IPL 2025 match schedules , squads , points table , and live scores for CSK , MI , RCB , KKR , SRH , LSG , DC , GT , PBKS , and RR . Check the latest IPL Orange Cap and Purple Cap standings.

HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 09 May 2025
HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 09 May 2025

Hospitality Net

time15-05-2025

  • Business
  • Hospitality Net

HVS Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 09 May 2025

Real I.S. acquires Barceló Raval in Barcelona from Union Investment Real I.S. AG, the real estate arm of Germany's Bayerische Landesbank, has acquired the four-star, 186-room Barceló Raval in Barcelona, Spain, from German fund manager Union Investment. The property was completed in 2008 and is situated in the historic El Raval neighbourhood that forms part of the city's Old Town, just 500 metres from Las Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter (Barri Gotic). The hotel, leased to Spanish operator Barceló, includes a restaurant, rooftop pool and four meeting rooms. Corum acquires Martinez Tower Almere in the Netherlands from Trinity Vastgoed French asset manager Corum, acting on behalf of its Corum Eurion SCPI fund, has acquired the Martinez Tower in Almere, Netherlands, from Dutch real estate developer Trinity Vastgoed for €38.3 million. The transaction includes the four-star, 222-room Plaza Premium Almere hotel, 141 short-stay apartments, a restaurant and 2,351 square meters of office space. The property is centrally located in Almere, adjacent to the main train station, around a 30-minute drive east of Amsterdam. Originally an office building, it was converted in 2018 into a mixed-use complex. Soravia acquires additional 42% of Arlberg Hospiz Hotel in Austria from the Werner family Austrian real estate developer Soravia took major ownership of the five-star, 88-room Arlberg Hospiz Hotel in St. Christoph am Arlberg, Austria, from Austrian hoteliers the Werner family. After acquiring a 55% stake in 2022, Soravia has now purchased an additional 42%, bringing its total ownership to 97%. The hotel is located in Austria's Tyrol region, within a ski resort offering direct access to the slopes. It is currently closed, as Soravia undertakes a full-scale renovation of the property. The company has committed €120 million to the project, with completion scheduled for 2026. KFIM acquires Travelodge Slough from Brightbay Real Estate Partners Knight Frank Investment Management (KFIM) has acquired the two-star, 156-room Travelodge Slough, UK, from British property investor Brightbay Real Estate Partners for £9.54 million (£61,100 per room). The hotel includes a breakfast restaurant and is situated in central Slough, which is located some 30 kms west of central London and 10 kms west of Heathrow airport. The transaction reportedly reflects an initial yield of 6.25%. 123 IM and Parallel Hospitality acquire Aiden by Best Western @ Paris Roissy CDG French real estate management company 123 Investment Managers, together with its operating partner Parallel Hospitality, has acquired the four-star, 120-room Aiden by Best Western @ Paris Roissy CDG in Roissy-en-France, France. The property is situated close to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport and includes a restaurant. The hotel underwent renovations between 2021 and 2023. About HVS HVS, the world's leading consulting and services organization focused on the hotel, mixed-use, shared ownership, gaming, and leisure industries, was established in 1980. The company performs 4,500+ assignments each year for hotel and real estate owners, operators, investors, banks and developers worldwide. HVS principals are regarded as the leading experts in their respective regions of the globe. Through a network of some 60 offices and more than 300 professionals, HVS provides an unparalleled range of complementary services for the hospitality industry.

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