







The Cardinals are still footing the bill for Murray while he plays for the Vikings, who badly needed another option behind J.J. McCarthy. He can either take over the job or push the young first-rounder to step up, and at this price, there’s basically no downside.
- Bolt is the only man to win the Olympic 100m and 200m at three consecutive Olympics - Beijing 2008, London 2012 and Rio 2016.
- What's crazy is that before 2008, he hadn't even broken 10 seconds for 100m. He only became a serious 100m runner shortly before his Olympic breakthrough.
- In that 9.58 race, Bolt's reaction time was only 0.146 seconds, yet his average speed for the entire race was about 37.6 km/h. His estimated peak speed was around 44.7 km/h.
- Bolt's 19.19 is particularly ridiculous because Michael Johnson's 19.32 from 1996 was considered one of athletics' toughest records to break. Bolt first broke it with 19.30 in Beijing, then destroyed his own mark a year later.
- His 2009 season was even more absurd because he had suffered a car crash just months earlier. His BMW M3 overturned on a wet road, and he needed minor surgery to remove thorns from his feet after getting out of the wreck.