Skip to content

blog

this site does not exist

blog

Badgers' Chryst: It's fun just to see Jon as healthy as he's ever been

The Wisconsin Badgers head coach talks about Jon Dietzen’s return and the status of safety Reggie Pearson.

Powered by WPeMatico

Author Bobby Finger on Jezebel, shared by Tom Ley to DeadspinPosted on September 23, 2020Categories wisconsin

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: Twins’ postseason push takes a comfortable twist
Next Next post: Marcellus Wiley: Lamar Jackson is the better QB to build around than Patrick Mahomes | SPEAK FOR YOURSELF
Tweets by @CNN

Recent Posts

  • Rams have an appreciation for Jimmy Garoppolo, but will Patriots fans return favor?
  • Kiyan Anthony, son of Carmelo Anthony, says he will play college basketball at Syracuse
  • Rams need to shuffle offensive line again against Patriots, but who is playing where?
  • Patriots-Rams preview: How Pats can slow down L.A.'s elite pass rush
  • Cristiano Ronaldo scores brace as Portugal hammers Poland to progress in Nations League
  • FOX Super 6 contest: Geoff Schwartz's college football Week 12 picks
  • Inside Anthony Richardson's benching, return as Colts QB
  • Barmore listed as questionable on Patriots-Rams Week 11 injury report
  • NBA considering going to a tournament format for the All-Star Game, AP sources say
  • USC's Juju Watkins reaches 1,000 points in two fewer games than Caitlin Clark
  • Texans' Collins set for MNF return: 'I'm playing'
  • Bengals WR Higgins eager to return vs. Chargers
  • Lions minus LaPorta vs. Jaguars due to shoulder
  • Jets LT Smith out, to be replaced by Fashanu
  • Why are so many NFL kickers getting hurt? Specialist switches trending up
  • Starting Seahawks center Connor Williams abruptly retires midseason
  • Meet the man who has the Chargers playing historically stingy defense
  • Is Saquon Barkley the key to the Philadelphia Eagles' 8-2 start? | First Things First
  • Playoffs?! Yes, Patriots are surprisingly still in AFC postseason race
  • Former Cowboy Jason Witten 'can be a top [NFL] coach,' says Jerry Jones
blog Proudly powered by WordPress