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Qué es el movimiento ‘Todos somos caballas’ y por qué Vinicius, Mbappé y Konaté se negaron a secundarlo
La imagen de Kylian Mbappé, Vinicius Júnior e Ibrahima Konaté ocultando parte del lema Todos somos caballas y retirándose rápidamente la camiseta con dicho mensaje antes del partido de este martes entre el Elche CF y el Real Madrid CF ha situado en el centro del debate una campaña de apoyo a Ceuta que en apenas unos días ha saltado del mundo empresarial al fútbol profesional. La campaña nació en el seno de la Asociación Valenciana de Empresarios (AVE) y prendió entre varios clubes de fútbol.
Jacoby Brissett leads the NFL in passing yards since becoming the Cardinals' starter
In Week 6 of last season, Jacoby Brissett started for the Cardinals for the first time in place of an injured Kyler Murray. What Brissett has done since then is something no one would have expected: Brissett has led the NFL in passing yards.
After his 277-yard game in Sunday's win over the Chargers, Brissett now has 3,643 passing yards in 13 games since becoming the Cardinals' starter. That's the most of any quarterback in the league during that time.
Brissett ranks ahead of Jared Goff (3,583 yards), Dak Prescott (3,371 yards) and Matthew Stafford (3,359 yards), who are the quarterbacks with the next-most passing yards since Week 6 of last season.
Although the Cardinals were not a good football team down the stretch last year, Brissett has played well, completing 65.6 percent of his passes, with 24 touchdowns and eight interceptions.
Brissett won't have an easy task on Sunday, with the Seahawks coming to Arizona, but after the Cardinals' upset of the Chargers on Sunday, this Cardinals team may be better than people think, with a quarterback who's better than people think.
Fernández Renews Contract with London City Until 2029
Jana Fernández, 24, has signed a contract extension with London City Lionesses until the summer of 2029. The Catalan defender joined the English club from Barcelona in August 2025.
During her first season with London City, Fernández participated in all of the club's Barclays Women's Super League matches, establishing herself as a key player in the defense.