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  1. Last 7 days
    1. Since the Digital Athlete team portal launched in 2023, practice-related lower-extremity strains have dropped roughly 14 percent leaguewide, according to NFL data. The same technology simulated 10,000 virtual seasons to help design the league’s new kickoff, which reduced injuries even as returns increased to their highest rate in years, the league said.

      Now knowing that the NFL's new kickoff rules cone from the digital athlete portal finally answered my question on who made this rule. I think the new kickoffs are quite bizarre, and considering how many rules the NFL has implemented in the last 10 years has made the game much more soft. The fact that some athletes are signing contracts over 50 million dollars and some almost 100 million, they should be able to play the game the right way and no cushioning rules.

  2. Jan 2026
    1. Across many contexts, studies have shown that kids appear to learn better when they’re asked to produce letters or other visual items using their fingers and hands in a coordinated way—one that can’t be replicated by clicking a mouse or tapping buttons on a screen or keyboard. Vinci-Booher’s research has also found that the action of handwriting appears to engage different brain regions at different levels than other standard learning experiences, such as reading or observing.

      I agree with the article and think that children should be learning and taking notes with pen and paper. It doesn't surprise me in this quote that the researcher found that handwriting engages different brain regions at different levels. I think that it's crucial that kids especially at a young age use the traditional way of learning rather than technology.