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Valorant Episode 6 Act 2 Battle Pass: 5 best memes and skins

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Dance your problems away.

The Valorant Episode 6 Act 2 battle move is just right around the corner.

It looks Riot Games allow their layout team run wild with the new collection. In accordance to Laura Baltzer, Producer on Valorant, they leaned additional into self-expression as opposed to former struggle passes.

In its place of concentrating on a one theme, Riot Games took inspiration from what their followers are most passionate about. Interests in artwork, video games, songs, food items, and garments played a significant part, and some of the layouts surely caught our consideration.

Some of the things had been motivated by the new agent Gekko, a youngster recruited into the Valorant program. The struggle go also characteristics new illustration and artwork kinds.

Top 5 collectibles from the Valorant Episode 6 Act 2 Fight Pass

5. Added Crispy gun buddy

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Anyone enjoys French fries! Which means you’ll possibly enjoy this Extra Crispy gun buddy, which could quite nicely encourage you to order in a midnight snack from your nearest quick-foods chain all through one particular of your extended gaming sessions.

The greatest part is that it has a double which means — mainly because excess crispy also refers to your sharp in-game purpose.

4. Tilde weapon skins

Episode 6 Act 2 battle pass weapon skins
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If you are a enthusiast of streetwear and urban types, then the Tilde weapon skins will in good shape in with your Valorant selection. The smooth and colorful layouts are offered for the Operator, Bulldog, Judge, and Shorty.

Each and every skin also comes in 4 coloration variants that match the new agent’s aesthetics. Following all, Gekko is a young child with a eager eye for artwork and style.

3. Tilde melee

Episode 6 Act 2 battle pass melee
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One thing we learned about each NFL team in Week 1: Lamar Jackson can pass, Chargers now can close games

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The NFL arguably had its most exciting Week 1 in years, living up to the offseason hype generated by all the player movement over the spring and summer months. The league had five games decided by a game-winning score in the final two minutes of regulation or in overtime, tied for the third-most such games in Week 1 (and the most since 2002).

Four teams overcame deficits of at least 10 points to win or tie in Week 1, the first time that happened in 20 years. 2022 kickoff weekend was also the fourth time that multiple teams overcame a deficit of at least 16 points to win or tie in Week 1, which has occurred three times in the last four years (2019 and 2020). 

With all the madness in Week 1, it’s hard to gauge the outlook of each team after the opening week of the season. There are still some things to take away from each team, which we’ll unravel with Week 1 in the books. 

Blitzing Patrick Mahomes was destined to fail: With no J.J. Watt available, the Cardinals threw the kitchen sink to try and stop Mahomes. Vance Joseph should have known that wasn’t going to work based on what Mahomes has shown in the past. The Cardinals blitzed Mahomes more than he had ever been in his entire career, and the Chiefs quarterback torched them for four touchdown passes against the blitz — and all five of his scores were against man coverage. 

Mahomes was blitzed a league-high 54% of the time in Week 1. Teams have been avoiding blitzing Mahomes because of his success against it. The Cardinals tried the opposite. 

That strategy should work other weeks, but not against arguably the best quarterback in the league. 

Same old Falcons: The Falcons earn

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2022 NFL free agency grades, Day 3: Raiders earn high marks for multiple moves; Ravens, Bills add pass rushers

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We are now officially in the midst of the 2022 league year in the NFL. At 4 p.m. ET, the league rang in the new year, meaning teams are now able to make all of their free-agent agreements they reached during the two-day legal tampering period official, along with any trades that have occurred to this point. Of course, there has been plenty of action leading up to the start of the new league year, and several superstars are going to officially land with their new teams Wednesday. 

While it’s technically the first day of free agency, it’s really Day 3 when factoring in the legal tampering period and the deals that have been agreed to over the last few days. In this post, we’re going to dive into the top new moves that were made Wednesday and hand out our grades for those transactions across the league. 

Ready? Let’s dive in.

Von Miller leaves Rams for Bills

Von Miller was traded from the Broncos to the Rams in the middle of last season, and he helped L.A. win a Super Bowl. Buffalo is hoping Miller can do it again, as the Bills stole him from the West Coast with a six-year, $120 million deal that includes $51.345 million guaranteed, per CBS Sports NFL Insider Josina Anderson. The deal is constructed a bit differently, as it’s not $20 million per year. NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport says the deal is backloaded, and averages $17.5 million over the first four years.

The length of the deal and the dollar amount are pretty shocking, but the bottom line is that this makes the Bills immediately better. It took a lot to steal Miller away from the Rams, Broncos, Cowboys and other suitors, but they were able to find a way to do

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