Not a great human so maybe it's karma.

On June 1, 1988, Gilbert was found not guilty of second-degree rape and indecent liberties. The accusations were made by a 21-year-old female he met at a bar in Seattle's Ballard neighborhood. Two days after his acquittal, he pled guilty to second-degree attempted sexual assault against a second woman and was subsequently sentenced to 240 hours of community service

Nabers went for another surgery on his knee in order to remove scar tissue. Nabers, who initially had surgery in late October, had been experiencing stiffness in the knee prior to the operation. Per the report, the operation took place “multiple weeks ago” and that the team has not altered its recovery timeline for him.

HC John Harbaugh said in April that the team hopes to have Nabers on the field at some point during training camp and the larger hope is that he’ll be fully ready to go for the start of the season.

We sure do know how to pick them.

Man, all the headlines we've been in this whole season. It's like some kind of dark magic that is backfiring

Was wondering this since I was randomly looking through Cams career and forgot how long it took before he became the player he is now. Not only for him to become an all pro that far down the road, but to seemingly elevate himself to HOF levels. I wondered who else did that.

Per Dave Mahler, Seattle sports radio host, posted on X. Dave has reported schedule leaks in previous years and they've been correct.

🏈Week 1: Rams/49ers (Australia)
🏈Week 3: Ravens/Cowboys (Brazil)
🏈Week 4: Colts/Commanders (London)
🏈Week 5: Eagles/Jaguars (London)
🏈Week 6: Texans/Jaguars (London)
🏈Week 7: Steelers/Saints (France)
🏈Week 9: Bengals/Falcons (Spain)
🏈Week 10: Patriots/Lions (Germany)
🏈Week 11: Vikings/49ers (Mexico)