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Time of India
6 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
Why Buffalo Bills should trade for Tyrann Mathieu ahead of 2025 NFL season
Tyrann Mathieu could be the missing piece in Buffalo's Super Bowl puzzle (Image via: Getty Images) The Buffalo Bills remain one of the strongest contenders for the Super Bowl in 2025. After yet another heartbreaking loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, the team is clearly in win-now mode and adding one key veteran could make all the difference. Tyrann Mathieu could be the missing piece in Buffalo's defense Despite boasting one of the most complete rosters in the NFL, the Buffalo Bills still have an evident weakness at the safety position. Veteran Micah Hyde is gone, and while Damar Hamlin's comeback has been inspiring, the depth behind him lacks both experience and consistency. Bleacher Report's Matt Holder recently highlighted the need for Buffalo to make a bold move and trading for former Chiefs Super Bowl champion Tyrann Mathieu could be that move. Mathieu, now with the New Orleans Saints, remains a highly productive and instinctive playmaker even at 33. He helped lead the Kansas City Chiefs to their Super Bowl LIV title in 2019 and brings a championship pedigree the Bills desperately need on the back end. His versatility as both a box safety and a ballhawk in coverage makes him a valuable asset in today's pass-heavy NFL. Tyrann Mathieu's Best Highlights | 2024 NFL Season A smart, low-cost move that could elevate Buffalo's championship chances The Saints are in the midst of a rebuild, and if they're open to parting ways with Mathieu, Bills GM Brandon Beane should make the call. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Experience the thrill on every turn with the new SP125 Honda Learn More Undo With New Orleans looking to get younger and clear cap space, this could be the perfect buy-low opportunity for Buffalo to solidify a defense that already features elite talent at every level. Pairing Tyrann Mathieu with Taylor Rapp or Darrick Forrest would give Buffalo much-needed security and flexibility in the secondary. It also frees up defensive coordinator Bobby Babich to be more creative with blitz packages and coverage schemes. More importantly, Mathieu's leadership and playoff experience could provide the intangible boost Buffalo has been missing in crucial postseason moments. Also Read: Buffalo Bills may cut Mitchell Trubisky to make room for cost-efficient backup Mike White In a year where the Bills are all-in for a Super Bowl run, standing pat at safety could prove costly. Trading for Tyrann Mathieu wouldn't just be a depth move—it would be a statement that Buffalo is ready to do whatever it takes to finally get over the hump. Catch Rani Rampal's inspiring story on Game On, Episode 4. Watch Here!
Time of India
14-07-2025
- Time of India
Eight terror suspects to plead guilty in Bengaluru prison plot case
Bengaluru: Eight defendants in the Bengaluru prison terror conspiracy case, including T Naseer with alleged Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) links, have expressed their intention to plead guilty before a special court hearing National Investigation Agency (NIA) cases. The accused, currently in judicial custody at Bengaluru Central Prison, were arrested in 2023 for allegedly radicalising fellow inmates and promoting terror-related activities while in jail between 2017 and 2023. Prime suspect T Naseer, who was an undertrial in connection with the 2008 Bengaluru serial blast case, led the alleged terror activities, police said. The case is currently being probed by NIA. You Can Also Check: Bengaluru AQI | Weather in Bengaluru | Bank Holidays in Bengaluru | Public Holidays in Bengaluru Other suspects who filed the applications are Syed Suhail, 24, Mohammed Umar, 30, Zahid Tabrez, 27, Syed Mudassir Pasha, 29, Mohammed Faisal, 29, Salman Khan, 29, and Chota Usman alias Vikram Kumar, 28. "All the eight suspects will be produced before the special court Wednesday. That day, the court will ask if they want to plead guilty," sources said. Prison psychiatrist in judicial custody Prison psychiatrist Dr Nagaraj, assistant sub-inspector of police (City Armed Reserve) Chand Pasha and Anees Fathima, mother of radicalisation case accused Junaid Ahmed, who is absconding, were produced before the special court Monday. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Experience the thrill on every turn with the new SP125 Honda Learn More Undo They were remanded in judicial custody. Last week, NIA arrested the three for allegedly aiding Naseer and others in different capacities. While Nagaraj is accused of supplying mobile phones and sim cards to Naseer and others, Pasha is charged with providing police security to Naseer and others in prison while the latter carried out terror activities. The third accused, Fathima, was arrested for allegedly providing monetary help and other assistance to the inmates. "Fathima was rushed to hospital Sunday after claiming to have consumed toilet cleaner. Doctors washed her stomach and found no traces of the cleaner. However, there were some traces of the toilet cleaner in her mouth," sources said.
Time of India
06-07-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Announce Rs50k / hectare relief for orange farmers in Katol-Narkhed: MLA
Nagpur: In the light of the severe damage caused by unseasonal rains in the month of May across the Nagpur district, particularly in the orange-producing region of Katol-Narkhed, Katol MLA Charansingh Thakur has demanded immediate financial relief for affected farmers. Thakur has urged the govt to announce compensation of Rs50,000 per hectare during the ongoing monsoon session. Thakur said that orange cultivation is the primary source of income for thousands of farmers in the region. This year, however, extreme weather conditions led to widespread crop destruction. Many farmers, who invested heavily, often through loans, suffered near-total losses, pushing them into deep financial distress. "Orange production collapsed in many areas due to untimely rains and storm damage. The issue must be taken on priority and a compensation of Rs50,000 per hectare should be given to farmers," Thakur said. He stressed that this is not an isolated problem but a district-wide crisis affecting livelihoods and economic stability in rural communities. He warned that without swift intervention farmers could fall into long-term debt and poverty. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Experience the thrill on every turn with the new SP125 Honda Learn More Undo In addition to seeking financial aid, Thakur raised other critical issues affecting the region's agriculture. He demanded that the govt allow the use of high-yield cotton seeds from Gujarat, which have shown production of up to 20 quintals per acre. He argued that improved seed access could help farmers diversify and recover faster. Thakur also highlighted the growing problem of wild animal attacks on crops, calling for specific measures to protect farms from such threats. Furthermore, he demanded accelerated efforts to improve irrigation facilities in the Katol-Narkhed area, which remains heavily rain-dependent. "These issues are interconnected. Without proper irrigation and crop protection, such disasters will continue to destroy farmers' hard work," he said.
