Staffords provide holiday help for families impacted by COVID across Michigan
DETROIT โ Every year during the holiday season, Detroit Lions quarterback Matt Stafford and his wife Kelly help several families in need of a pick-me-up. The need is even greater this year due to the COVID pandemic, so the Staffords made it a point to choose families impacted by coronavirus. It was a moment the Wilson family will never forget -- the day Matt and Kelly Stafford connected with them on Zoom. Mott Childrenโs Hospital in Ann Arbor, but Courtney Wilson and her husband, Chad, also had coronavirus, so they werenโt allowed inside. โSomething thatโs going to follow us forever and ever.โThe Staffords chose ten families impacted by COVID, including frontline workers, people who lost loved ones, struggling businesses and more.
Lawsuit: Antonio Brown failed to pay chef's bill of nearly $40,000
OSCEOLA, Florida (CNN) - Oakland Raiders wide receiver Antonio Brown's tumultuous offseason continues, but this time, he'll have to defend himself in court over a bill for $38,521.20. Brown is being sued by Stefano Tedeschi, aka the "Sports Chef," in Osceola County, Florida, court on charges of breach of contract and unjust enrichment. The lawsuit alleges that Brown wrongfully terminated the contract on January 27, 2018, and would not allow Tedeschi to retrieve his equipment and leftover food from the property. Brown, Tedeschi and his attorney did not respond to a request for comment. Brown recently lost a grievance against the NFL Players Association over the expiration of an old model of helmet, and he is recovering from frostbite on his feet.