The Cowboys got one of the biggest draft steals in Shavon Revel Jr The Dallas Cowboys came into the 2025 NFL Draft in a not so ideal situation when it came to their cornerback room With Trevon Diggs recovering from a knee issue and Caelen Carson coming off a tough rookie campaign Dallas had to add another cornerback to help out DaRon Bland They chose to stick to their board and let the draft fall to them With the 76th pick pick in the third round but Revel was still one of the highest ranked players in the draft Matt Miller of ESPN released his rankings of the top 100 picks on Wednesday who Dallas took with the 12th overall pick in the first round My final overall ranking: No Revel’s elite size and playmaking ability had him looking like a first-rounder before he tore an ACL in September The Cowboys didn’t need a corner in this draft They got him nearly 20 picks lower than I had him ranked This could be one of the biggest steals in this draft if he gets healthy and develops into a future starter Revel could have been the top cornerback (except sometime CB Travis Hunter) taken off the board in the draft if it weren't for his injury It is largely because he was such a good performer in 2023 for East Carolina and a fumble recovery (scored a touchdown) Despite only playing in three games last season Revel is expected to be ready by training camp This will give him the perfect opportunity to get out on the field and test his limitations while he gets back to playing shape The Cowboys will need Revel to get up to speed and fast because even if Diggs comes back healthy and preforms well he's expected to begin training camp on the PUP list and there's concern that he won't be ready for Week 1 Dallas will be in a situation where they'll need Revel to be ready to start immediately if that's the case his rehab and how he responds to it is very important Cornerback Shavon Revel’s bid to be a first-round pick in the 2025 draft hit a significant road bump when he tore his ACL while playing for East Carolina last September Revel’s inability to get on the field helped cause him fall to the third round but his surgeon might have been part of the reason his slide stopped at that point Cowboys team doctor Dan Cooper did the operation and the Cowboys snagged Revel to help their secondary “Right now I can pretty much do everything,” Revel said Revel was able to participate in walkthroughs during rookie minicamp and he’ll continue his rehab work this spring with an eye on being ready to go for the start of his rookie season in Dallas A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome If you or someone you know has a gambling problem Texas – Shavon Revel Jr.'s road to the NFL has been the furthest thing from easy From dealing with multiple devasting injuries dating back to high school to working long shifts at Amazon with his father his journey to being selected in the third round of the NFL Draft by the Cowboys is an inspiring one "I still have to go out there and prove myself to the coaches I've got to go out there and show them what I have you've got to prove to the coaches what you can do." The next chapter in Revel's book will be overcoming the ACL tear he suffered three games into his final season at East Carolina The surgery done to repair his knee was done by Cowboys team doctor Dan Cooper "He did an extraordinary job on my knee," Revel said "For me to be walking the week after my surgery should tell it all All the connections that he had just helped me connect with other people and open up opportunities for me to help me know more about the facility and the Cowboys." Now about seven months removed from his injury slowly but surely Revel is getting closer to making his way back onto the field and reaching his goal of being ready to play by the time the Cowboys head to Oxnard for training camp "Right now I can pretty much do everything," Revel said Revel has had to take things slow plenty of times in his career already but has never gotten down on himself throughout the process of recovery he embraces each challenge that comes his way as an opportunity to come out better on the other side of it "It's definitely made me a tough individual…" Revel said of dealing with his hardships and that's what it did to me because I look back then I don't look back and myself and be like 'Bro you never did this and that,' because everything happens for a reason After beginning his collegiate career in the junior college ranks, East Carolina was the only school to give him an opportunity after he wowed then defensive coordinator and now head coach Blake Harrell at one of the team’s prospect camps especially following a 2023 season where he exploded onto the scene and received offers from anywhere between $350 thousand and $600 thousand to enter the transfer portal and play at a bigger institution Many collegiate players in today's college football climate would take on the opportunity in a heartbeat but I like to work for my stuff," Revel said "I like to work up to it so I know I did something Although there have plenty of times when other would have given up or moved on to the next chapter of their lives Revel was dead set on achieving his dream of having his name called during the NFL Draft and now has his chance to shine at the professional level and you believe in yourself and you do what you want to do and not try to work yourself through other people and what they think about you… I feel like you will be on this level You'll get to where you've been dreaming of." The former Bruin showed what he could do at UCLA and he explained what NFL gamewreckers he's been studying to bring that same violence for the Cowboys When Brian Schottenheimer became Cowboys' head coach and that includes some that required looking in the mirror When Shemar James got the call from the Cowboys during the 2025 NFL Draft the moment was as manifestation of everything he dreamt about his entire life former Oregon wide receiver Traeshon Holden got his opportunity in the NFL when the Cowboys signed him New Cowboys defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku is ready to get to work in his new home and prides himself on being a versatile "dawg" that can cause havoc in the backfield The Cowboys hosted all 18 of their rookies at the Star in Frisco on Thursday to start the preparations for the team's rookie minicamp Not content to use only one 2025 NFL Draft pick on a running back the Cowboys launched one at Jaydon Blue and the other at Phil Mafah; and both appear ready for impact knocked their draft out of the park with the franchise sticking to their board (of drafting true as its called) and picked the best available player when it was their time on the clock Tyler Booker and Donovan Ezeiruaku were the first two picks taken The Cowboys couldn't turn the card in fast enough Shavon might just be the biggest steal of the draft "Revel's elite size and playmaking ability had him looking like a first-rounder before he tore an ACL in September," Miller writes "The Cowboys didn't need a corner in this draft This could be one of the biggest steals in this draft if he gets healthy and develops into a future starter." We're not sure about the "didn't need a corner'' argument; the Cowboys themselves privately disagree USA; East Carolina Pirates defensive lineman D'Anta Johnson (56) and defensive back Shavon Revel Jr (28) stops the run by Appalachian State Mountaineers running back Anderson Castle (1) during the first half at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Mandatory Credit: James Guillory-Imagn Images With Trevon Diggs' knee injury likely seeing him sit out at least the early portion of the regular season Dallas needed another corner who could potentially start and Dallas will play the cautious game with their prized draft pick in the hopes that he will ramp up his progress over the course of training camp and might be ready early in the regular season corner is known as a "boundary bully," and the Cowboys who managed to "steal" him in the third round might have just got themselves another good Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker May 3, 2025The mountain biking world was stunned when Revel Bikes announced on April 17 that it was going out of business With no prior hint of problems and on the heels of the release of its new Ritual downhill rig and ReRun eMTB the news shocked the bike industry and customers when Revel sent a letter to dealers informing them of the Carbondale-based company's closing Revel Bikes as it currently stands is closing its doors though we have tried every avenue possible we have exhausted all options and run out of funds to support the business This decision comes at a critical juncture for our capital requirements significant payments coming due and a very soft market We are on the ledge and we lost our safety net as a result of continued losses with no end in sight.Consequently we have transferred responsibility of the business to the Bank which currently holds the senior debt position their position and that of other senior creditors is such that there is unlikely to be any remaining funds for unsecured creditors We will do our best with a limited number of people to liquidate the remaining assets that Revel has What I do know is that you all deserve better than this I will do whatever I can to support you as this unfolds.I want to be open to the potential that Revel could be revived to a bigger and brighter future if a new owner comes in while we are going through the wind-down process This is a talented team with a great brand someone might want to buy out the debt and see this through I must be realistic and transparent with all of you – I do not know what will happen from here and we are going to have limited time do what is right for you and I will do whatever I can to help.Thanks for being a part of what we built The Team at Revel gave it their all—we have you to thank for a lot of this We hope to cross on the trail soon."Ben + Matt + The Revel Bikes Team While we're sad to see Coates leave the industry (but happy to think that he's going to have a lot more time to actually ride bikes) we're also cautiously stoked to see that the excellent brand that is Revel may live to ride another day but we hope if true the new owners put as much passion and quality into the Revel brand as Coats and his team have BikeMag.com will keep on top of this developing story out of both professional duty and our obsessive love of Revel Bikes You can talk about whatever is on your mind – quality of life issues or any random questions/thoughts you may have But please no personal attacks and no need to correct people’s grammar This is a place to vent and/or celebrate things about daily life in D.C To. never miss a post, please sign up for our free daily email summaries here Get the inside, inside scoop and help PoPville’s long term viability by joining the Friends of the PoPville Society You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience Weeks after Revel emailed dealers to announce that it was winding down operations, the brand has posted a public announcement on its social media account about the wind-down most notably that the brand’s secured debt had been foreclosed on by its bank “We had exhausted every option, but with over $8M in secured debt—coupled with industry-wide challenges—we were forced to begin a wind-down process after our bank foreclosed on our senior debt,” wrote Revel “Thirteen staff members were laid off and just a core group remains to help process liquidation of our remaining inventory.” recent posts and emails by the brand have been exceedingly optimistic “The outpouring of support we’ve received over the past two weeks has been nothing short of incredible The effort and energy our customers and supporters have shared has meant the world to us and the fact that our website crashed for the first time in six years from so many people trying to buy bikes and keep their existing bikes trail ready… we didn’t see that coming.” Revel wrote that frames and components are still trickling in, and that the staff is doing their best to keep the website updated with bike availability — bikes which are steeply discounted Singletracks commentors have had a difficult time finding availability on the website “Is anything actually available in the fire sale I’ve been checking their site since the day the closure was announced and nothing ever showed in stock.” Revel shared that the remaining staff are doing their best to fulfill orders “It’s just taking a little longer than usual because of the unexpected surge in orders we’re estimating about 7-10 business days from when you place your order to when it ships please also allow us a little extra time to get back to you via phone calls and emails as we’re a smaller crew at the moment and doing out best to get through all your messages.” As for future warranty coverage of Revel bikes Despite the debt foreclosure, the brand continues to drop hints that this might not be the end of the road. An April 25 social media post begins by saying 👋 Can’t get rid of us that easy…” The most recent announcement explicitly mentions the possibility that the brand may continue we’ve gained more hope that someone may pick up the pieces We don’t have any details yet and expect this to take a few weeks to sort out.” “A few weeks” is a relatively short and optimistic timeline So if you want to score a Revel at firesale prices we’re on the edge of our seats to see if Revel will manage to pull through this tough time Enter your email for the top stories in mountain biking plus product picks and deals delivered to your inbox each week 2025We’re waiting with baited breath for word as to Revel’s fate which right now is akin to a cat crammed into Schrödinger's box stating that they’ve “gained more hope that someone may pick up the pieces “The outpouring of support we’ve received over the past two weeks has been nothing short of incredible and the fact that our website crashed for the first time in six years from so many people trying to buy bikes and keep their existing bikes trail ready… we didn’t see that coming Fork: RockShox ZEB SEL+ 29 170mm 44 A2Drivetrain: SRAM GX Eagle MechanicalBrakes: SRAM Code RCockpit: Trail 1 Alloy 31.8Dropper Post: Bike Yoke 2.0Wheelset: Crank Bros Synthesis Alloy Enduro Rims Industry Nine 1/1 HubsTires: Continental Kryptotal-F Enduro 29 x 2.4 Soft FrontContinental Kryptotal-R Enduro 29 x 2.4 Soft Rear Fork: Revel Gravel Fork 12×100 47mmHeadset: Revel headset IS42/IS52Axles: Revel Front Axle 12x119mm; Revel UDH Rear Axle 12x166mm This week on #SundayGunday we test-fire the Revel Classic, a new-for-2025 lever-action rimfire rifle available from Savage Arms and models in .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire and .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire will be available this summer The first thing to note about this brand-new lever action is it’s a takedown which makes the Revel easy to clean and a great gun to gift a beginning rifleman What better way for a little pard to learn the responsibility of gun ownership Only a couple of pins need to be punched to separate the upper and lower receiver to expose the bolt and breech and easily punch the bore from breech to muzzle this points out what a great backpack gun this makes for a hiker or camper or trapper Run your hand through the oversized loop and work the lever Cycle and shoot a couple of rounds to see the reliable feeding The trigger is crisp—beginning and experienced shooters can do some pretty precise plinking with this rifle The tubular magazine holds 12 rounds in .22 Long Rifle and nine rounds in .22 Mag you can load this 22 on Sunday and shoot it twice a day until Friday you can move about surely by using the rifle’s crossbolt safety The Revel Classic wears a satin finish Turkish walnut stock In back you’ll find a black composite buttpad The medium profile carbon steel barrel measures 18 inches long and features a slightly recessed crown to protect the rifling Sights include a buckhorn rear with an elevator to make adjustments for elevation and a front carbon steel blade so you can start shooting the gun right out of the box But if you’d like to dial in the gun even tighter the receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mounts Check out some of the best turkey hunting gear we could put our hands on during the 2025 season A night hunt for pigs on a Texas ranch is the perfect opportunity to shine light on thermal riflescopes from Sightmark and Pulsar Following on the success of the Mossberg 590 Shockwave pump action Mossberg has announced the all-new 990 Aftershock The Benelli Lupo HPR was designed to bridge the gap between extreme long-range shooting and hunting Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is the latest partner to join the Outdoor Stewards of Conservation Foundation’s (OSCF) “Fill A Bag While Filling Your Tag” program ultra-tight-choked turkey guns can make bagging a bird more probable when the range is long—as long as you understand their drawbacks Join industry leaders & Get the latest news in your inbox | May 05, 2025 | 0 comments ​The REVEL Charity Carnaval has become a unique in support of charitable causes close to the heart of the communities it serves Implemented six years ago in place of brokerage award acknowledgements and to support the vision that ‘giving back to the community you serve as a real estate representative is the ultimate reward,’ The Charity Carnaval began first as a Charity Gala before evolving into a Festival type event that reflects the colourful personality of the REVEL REALTY INC This year’s event will take the festivities a step further evolving once again into a multi-faceted social celebration imprinted with a flamboyant 2025 at the Central Niagara Centre in Niagara-on-the-Lake To say that REVEL is excited to host this charitable event is an understatement The entire brokerage comes together in preparation for REVEL’s annual charity offering combining talents and REVELutionary ideas to one-up the previous year’s reputation and riding the wave of REVEL’S ‘celebratory’ culture across all business fronts this annual event has grown immensely in popularity beyond the brokerage’s wildest expectations to pre-reserved ticket sales and requests for tables once the official date has been released REVEL has raised over $500,000 from such events and continues to raise the bar from year to year with the anticipation of surpassing last year’s efforts In the charitable spirit of the good causes REVEL elects to help the REVEL Charity Carnaval Committee this year has organized a one of a kind social event that inspires the values of giving but also offers incredible cuisine and a dazzling buzz of positive energy to what is always a memorable evening REVEL openly invites local and provincial sponsors to contribute a partnering brand presence and collaborative commitment to the occasion Businesses are catered to and promoted by REVEL to its provincial network of offices and agents who continue to expand REVEL’s influence throughout the province and beyond REVEL believes it is expanding its family by discovering common charitable interests among its associates Get the latest REM articles in your inbox 3x week so you stay up to date on the latest in the Canadian real estate industry and website in this browser for the next time I comment REM (Real Estate Magazine) is Canada’s premier magazine for real estate professionals and other real estate industry stakeholders read REM for news and is not affiliated with any real estate association or board hello@realestatemagazine.ca © 1989 – 2024 REM Real Estate Magazine | REM is a JSH company Stars were out in full force at Sports Illustrated’s Revel at the Races party, which returned for its second year on Kentucky Derby Eve with former NFL favorites and TikTok influencers waltzing in after midnight on Friday following a full day of races Inside the Ice House in downtown Louisville, guests filtered in and out with Tito’s cups and cans of Celsius, filtering between the outdoor bar and the party inside. Attendees young and old crowded the dance floor as headliner Diplo blasted Doechii’s recent single “Anxiety” over the speakers. Some outfits suggested partygoers came straight from the iconic Churchill Downs Racetrack ditching fascinators and heels for sneakers and party dresses Some familiar faces were in the crowd, including Aaron Rodgers who attended the late-night party after an appearance at the Barnstable-Brown Derby Eve Gala across town with several former NFL players Jayson Werth, former MBL player and owner of Flying Mohawk who will race in tomorrow’s 151st Kentucky Derby said he hopes more athletes get involved in horse racing “I think this is a great sport for retired athletes that have played at any level,” Werth said “You can't recreate what you do on the field and in horse racing More: Who are jockeys in 2025 Kentucky Derby? Records, Run for the Roses horse for all 19 riders Werth said he’s still shocked and grateful to be able not only to watch the races “I know how crazy this is to have a horse in the Derby I’ve played professional sports for 22 years and here I am with Flying Mohawk.” fashion and overall vibe of the Kentucky Derby Weekend is what keeps them coming back said she's enjoyed the energy in the city ahead of the couple's first Derby experience More: Yung Gravy, Richie Sambora and more walk the red carpet at the 2025 Unbridled Eve Derby Gala She's also excited for her Derby day outfit 'let's stimulate the local economy,' so I bought it here And I didn't have to travel with it so I don't know how it's gonna come home." LIVE UPDATES: Star-studded Kentucky Derby parties kick off across Louisville Alix Earle whose Kentucky Derby get-ready-with-me videos have garnered millions of views on social media said she was glad to be back for her second year in a row and to show her boyfriend Houston Texans' wide receiver Braxton Berrios “I’m looking forward to the actual Kentucky Derby race,” Earle said “How quiet it gets and how the whole place shuts down and then turns on when the horses start going.” Reach reporter Keely Doll at kdoll@courierjournal.com Texas – Blake Harrell was the defensive coordinator at East Carolina in 2021 when the entire university's football staff's eyes were drawn to a 6'2 170 cornerback from the junior college ranks Little did they know at the time that he'd become the highest defensive back to be drafted in school history kind of just caught your attention right away," Harrell said "Obviously you could tell he was raw with some things he was doing at corner… but just his measurables and testing was out the roof who is now heading into his first season as the full-time head coach of the Pirates and 12 days later he committed to play for the Pirates After plenty of long nights working at an Amazon warehouse with his father to get an opportunity to play at the division one level Revel dealt with injuries in his first season with the Pirates in 2022 but was able to get healthy in the back half of the season and really showed his potential in ECU's 53-29 Birmingham Bowl victory over Coastal Carolina coming up and making some big stops and playing the ball down the field," Harrell said of Revel's performance in the bowl game we should've been playing this kid the whole time After realizing they had a special talent on their hands an interception and a fumble returned for a touchdown Revel played so well his sophomore year that elite programs around the country starting calling him and offering significant NIL money to enter the transfer portal and play at a higher level That offseason led to a lot of restless nights for Harrell did you guys really offer him?'," Harrell said we offered him $350 [thousand] and they told us no so we didn't know if it wasn't high enough we heard some other SEC schools around $500 that's true.' And so that's when I really didn't sleep." That sleep finally was able to come a few days later when the portal window closed and Revel turned down other opportunities to stick with the program that gave him a chance when nobody else would it solidified his legacy at East Carolina forever "Just the fact that he came back when he could've left so easily," Harrell said "He could've left for almost ten times the money probably when a guy wants to stick around to finish out his career where he started…" "For that young man to come back and what he means to Pirate nation what he means to East Carolina and the loyalty he showed this place you won't find that much anymore and you won't see that much in college football Revel's third and final season at East Carolina started off hot with two interceptions including a pick six during the first three games of the season That momentum quickly came to a halt when Revel tore his ACL during practice yet another devastating injury for him to overcome in his career He had already dealt with a serious car accident his sophomore year of high school where he suffered a fractured skull that required surgery and a broken nose and injured his hand in preseason camp going into his first year with the program A lot of players would've been down and out after that much adversity get down in the dumps and just be completely destroyed," Harrell said he was always positive around the building working on his next steps and working on how he can be more of a student of the game how he could still get better by just watching film and learning All the hard work and overcoming adversity finally paid off last week when the Cowboys selected Revel in the third round of the NFL Draft with the 76th overall pick Harrell has seen Revel every day for the last three years and knows exactly what Dallas is getting with their newest corner you worry about giving up the deep ball and getting beat deep but he certainly has the athleticism to turn and run with guys down the field." He'll be a Cowboy through and through and give you everything he's got to this program." Character and leadership are things that Brian Schottenheimer has been looking for as he builds his inaugural roster and Revel received high marks in the character department He isn't going to be the biggest voice in the locker room "He's more of a quiet leader as far as he's going to do what's right he's going to always be doing the right thing lead by example than he is be the vocal guy at the front of the room." Harrell said but he's certainly going to bring the energy in his own way and make sure that he's ready and prepared." As he enters the next chapter of his career Harrell said he wants Revel to improve his ball skills to come down with more interceptions and make an impact on special teams early on too so he can elongate his NFL career and the Cowboys hope it can be the same case for them in 2025 and beyond "I never had to call a defense to give Shavon help," Harrell said let's make sure we protect the run or protect the other corner.' He was always that." the Cowboys have added 30 new players to the roster creating plenty of changes at each position Former NFL head coach and current Boston College head coach Bill O'Brien has a unique perspective on the Cowboys' first two 2025 NFL Draft picks He offered his perspective on the two and what they bring to Dallas It's been a long journey to the NFL for new Cowboys cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. but he's finally gotten to where he's wanted to be his entire life and now is looking to prove to everyone why he belongs While all eyes might be on the first-round pick named Tyler there's another player – Tyler Neville – whose journey to get here is why he calls himself "the luckiest guy on the planet." the Cowboys had a successful result but there are still lingering questions speaks with Staff Reporter Nicole Hutchison on rookie mini camp workouts so far what he loves about the facilitie and what keeps him going to battle his way on the roster Tyler Neville speaks with the media about playing for the Cowboys his early impressions on Brian Schottenheimer and his background with programs that focus on culture Traeshon Holden talks with the media about taking advantage of every opportunity he gets what a dream come true it is to be with the Cowboys and how being an undrafted rookie had motivated him Phil Mafah meets with the media about his first week with the Cowboys what he is trying to prove during rookie mini camp and how he can add to the running back group Jaydon Blue talks to the media about what his expectations are and what he brings to the table and more Tommy Akingbesote met with the media to discuss his selfless mentality on the defensive line and his goals entering the NFL Tyler Booker met with the media to discuss how everything has settled in after being taken 12th overall in the NFL Draft Shemar James met with the media to discuss his alumni connection with Head Coach Brian Schottenheimer the energy he wants to bring to the roster Shemar James goes 1-on-1 with Staff Reporter Nicole Hutchison to discuss being drafted to his favorite team Shavon Revel met with the media to discuss being drafted to the Dallas Cowboys Jay Toia met with the media to discuss his goals as he enters the NFL Donovan Ezeiruaku met with the media to discuss being drafted to the Dallas Cowboys his first impressions of Texas and the organization and more Traeshon Holden speaks with Staff Writer Tommy Yarrish on the facilities in Dallas his excitement with reuniting with Junior Adams and what their relationship was like in college and what his mindset is coming into rookie mini camp Jay Toia talks with Cowboys Reporter Nicole Hutchison after arriving to the Cowboys facilities and what that moment felt like for him and what he's looking forward to with rookie mini camp Tyler Neville talks with Staff Writer Tommy Yarrish on what his thoughts are about coming to Dallas and why he loves to compete Tyler Booker speaks with Staff Writer Tommy Yarrish about training in Dallas what it has been talking with coaches and what what he is looking forward to doing during rookie mini camp Phil Mafah talks with Staff Writer Patrik Walker coming into the Cowboys organization how coming from Clemson has prepared him and the biggest thing he is looking forward to Jaydon Blue talks with Staff Writer Patrik Walker about what it means to play for the Cowboys and what the most impressive thing he has seen after arriving at the facilities Donovan Ezeiruaku talks with Cowboys Reporter Nicole Hutchison on what it means to wear a star on his helmet what the vibe of the rookie class is this year and what it means to be a versatile player Ajani Cornelius speaks with Staff Writer Tommy Yarrish on first impressions after arriving at the Cowboys facilities the relationship he has with Junior Adams and what he is trying to accomplish at rookie mini camp The Draft Show and 105.3 The Fan speak for the first time with the Dallas Cowboys 2025 first round pick DE Donovan Ezeiruaku Watch as the Dallas Cowboys host a press conference to introduce 2025 first round draft pick G Tyler Booker from the Star in Frisco The Draft Show and 105.3 The Fan speak for the first time with the Dallas Cowboys 2025 first round pick G Tyler Booker WR Jalen Tolbert shares his thoughts on doing team events and what's to come in 2025 with new coaching changes OL Tyler Smith shares his thoughts on the playing field at the Home Run Derby and his experience with Zack Martin and what his retirement has meant to him 2025Calling it a "ride we once swore we'd never make but now can't live without," Revel announces today its first-ever e-enduro bike Built for enduro racers and park rats who want to take huge hits and make fast laps the ReRun is Revel is a 29/27.5 mullet with 170mm front travel and 165 rear courtesy of either a RockShox ZEB SEL+ in the Treeline build or ZEB Ultimate in the Summit build "Designed first and foremost as a mountain bike the ReRun integrates electric assistance without sacrificing any of the performance you expect from a Revel," Revel says in its announcement "With the lightweight Bosch SX motor and a 400 Wh battery keeping you riding longer and tackling bigger adventures." Revel ReRun in the Wild8Gallery8 ImagesThe ReRun app syncs with both the Treeline and Summit builds and includes navigation The ReRun is also Revel's first bike to have in-tube storage Both the Treeline and Summit ReRun have a 64 degree headtube angle and a 44 degree fork offset For more information, visit Revel Bikes on a road that included working at an Amazon distribution center transferring from Louisberg College to East Carolina for the 2022 season and the son of a rabid Cowboys' fan virtually manifested his destination in late April I know it's crazy though I put on a whole blue suit — a full blue suit," said the Second-team All-AAC cornerback because me and my family were talking about it the whole time His predraft visit with the Cowboys went remarkably well to go along with some impressive film that preceded a torn ACL suffered in September that cost him most of the 2024 season and Revel provided promising insight into where he currently stands in his recovery from an injury that was surgically repaired by Dr I'm running in a straight line," said Revel Haven't gotten to the brakes and cutting yet Cooper to at least progress my way up into doing things like that whenever I go back home or when I ever get to the facility And what was it about the Cowboys and defensive coordinator Matt Eberflus that stood out to him most other than the inevitable discussion about fit and X's and O's "I just liked the energy when I came in there when I came in there on my visit," he said of Eberflus and head coach Brian Schottenheimer "The energy was different than anywhere else I've been there are errors in my game and I need to fix it "I am willing to chase after the ball even if it's on the opposite side of the field particularly those who would point at his journey through junior college and to a smaller university prior in the AAC before now being asked to step in for an injured Diggs opposite DaRon Bland the self-proclaimed "dog" of a defensive back has but one message and it keeps me pushing every single day because I'm doing it for the coaches attended an East Carolina prospect camp in 2021 now head coach Blake Harrell had no idea that the 6'2 170 pound cornerback his staff saw that day would turn into a school legend Mazi Smith is the starting nose tackle for 2025 but the Cowboys' depth chart behind him needed firepower and they may have gained a lot of artillery with Toia and Akingbesote It's all beginning to sink in for the Cowboys' draft class of 2025 as Tyler Booker every other selection is officially assigned a shiny new jersey numbers in Dallas Former Cowboys running back Tashard Choice coached fifth-round draft pick Jaydon Blue for three years at Texas and now will get to see him play for the same team he did 17 years later Mickey Spagnola covers his overall impressions of the draft weekend the question then became what the team's front office would do when they went on the clock in the third round at 76th-overall There were/are still plenty of needs to address with their remaining eight picks and the answer has arrived to presumably conclude their Day 2 in Green Bay by selecting none other than .. It appears this pick went to the wire as the Cowboys' heavily debated needs at multiple positions but it was ultimately Revel getting the nod and it's difficult to argue against it It's a position that will not see the return of All-Pro cornerback Trevon Diggs for several weeks to begin the 2025 season due to his recovery from a season-ending knee injury that occurred late in the season It's also a unit that lost arguably the best nickel corner in the NFL in free agency and is also hoping young talent such as Josh Butler (torn ACL) and former fifth-round pick (2024) Caelen Carson work to return from a season-ending shoulder injury One could rightfully argue that even with the re-signing of Israel Mukuamu the Cowboys are in dire straits at cornerback The size-to-speed combination is eye-popping on Revel and his 6-foot-1 frame comes equipped with a long wingspan to boot thriving when he is allowed to press and get his hands on receivers at the line of scrimmage Revel plays sideline to sideline but has enough speed and stride to carry receivers up the field and he's beginning to come into his own as a potential ballhawk — owner of two career interceptions that exceeded 50 yards of return thereafter at East Carolina His backpedal needs to stay low and not organically become upright or at least was one completely at East Carolina so assume he'll begin there and play opposite All-Pro cornerback DaRon Bland from the outset A torn ACL is what likely caused his drop in this year's draft but the surgery to repair it and a torn meniscus was performed by none other than the Cowboys meaning they have more information than any other team regarding his prognosis It also bears mentioning the injury and repair took place in September giving him a great opportunity to potentially be ready by the start of training camp in late July Revel is heading to the Cowboys to compete at a spot that welcomes him Welcome to another "American Rifleman" Gun Of The Week video. Today, we’re hitting the range with a brand-new lever-action rifle from Savage Arms. The Revel is a rimfire lever gun that’s made in North America and loaded with features that belie its affordable price point. Watch our video above to see it in use on the range Savage Arms has a history with the lever-action concept when he set out to establish his firearm company did so with what became the vaunted Model 99 lever-action rifle and the company ultimately made more than one million of these guns before production ceased in the late 1990s Savage Arms is back in the lever-action business with a new option designed with affordability shootability and ease of transport in mind Made at the Savage Arms facility in Lakefield lever-action rifle chambered for .22 Long Rifle the gun we have on the range is the Revel Classic with traditionally configured furniture made from Turkish walnut the Revel DLX (Deluxe) features upgraded walnut furniture with a pistol-grip design The straight stock on the Classic is mated to an aluminum trigger housing that is secured to the aluminum receiver body via two captured takedown pins This configuration allows the rifle to be separated into two components for easy Attached to the aluminum receiver body is an 18” carbon-steel barrel underneath of which sits a tubular magazine Savage also offers the Revel in .22 WMR and .17 HMR chamberings each of which have a magazine capacity of nine rounds simply twist the end of the magazine cap and withdraw the internal brass sleeve Drop cartridges into the cutout on the underside of the magazine tube then re-insert the brass sleeve and twist it back onto the tube until it locks the Savage Revel Classic comes with an oversized lever loop that provides room for larger hands and users can operate the rifle easily with gloves and a crossbolt safety is located at the rear of the receiver Sights consist of a drift-adjustable front post and an elevation-adjustable The receiver is drilled and tapped for optic bases as well the Savage Arms Revel was lightweight and comfortable to operate It’s worth noting that Savage sets up the Revel with a 14.5” length of pull to fit most adults and that stands out considering the many youth-sized rimfire rifles on the market The trigger pull on our sample was crisp and clean and operating the lever was smooth and easy we were able to send plenty of .22 LR downrange there’s nothing like a classic lever-action to do it with and the Savage Revel fits the bill for a fun range-ready rimfire rifle that won’t break the bank Savage Arms Revel Classic SpecificationsImporter: Savage Arms Action Type: lever-action rimfire rifleChambering: .22 Long RifleBarrel: 18" carbon steel; 1:16" twist; matte-black finishSights: post front adjustable leaf rear notchStock: satin-finished Turkish walnutOverall Length: 36.5"Weight: 6 lbs. Long on display at the NRA National Sporting Arms Museum in Springfield Beretta’s impeccably built Rinascimento (Renaissance) guns are now forever the property of the National Rifle Association and its members the Response from Tract Optics is a woodland-hunting optic with a palatable price-point that … Thompson/Center Arms (T/C Arms) announced the return of its ENCORE PROHunter in April 2025 signaling yet another step forward in rebuilding the well-known firearm firm Long respected for its world-leading military small arms through its American factory and engineers shooters—and the new Concealed Carry 9 mm Luger micro pistol is poised to quicken it Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens Despite a slight decline in demand for new firearms the industry’s economic impact rose from $90.5 billion in 2023 to $91.7 billion in 2024 Bucky Brooks react to Seahawks selecting safety Nick Emmanwori at No The Next Gen Stats Team uses its draft model to identify the best value picks in Rounds 2 and 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft Players are listed according to the order in which they were drafted giving the Seahawks another dynamic chess piece on defense Looking to reload their pass rush following Demarcus Lawrence" data-link="/players/demarcus-lawrence/" data-slug="demarcus-lawrence">Demarcus Lawrence's departure, the Cowboys found an explosive running mate for Micah Parsons" data-link="/players/micah-parsons/" data-slug="micah-parsons">Micah Parsons by taking Ezeiruaku with this pick The first-team Associated Press All-American and ACC Defensive Player of the Year finished second in the FBS with 16.5 sacks earning the second-highest production score (87) among edge defenders in this year's class Ezeiruaku is slightly undersized for an every-down defensive end with a 82 3/4-inch wingspan) and elite quickness He posted the fastest short shuttle (4.19 seconds) and three-cone drill (6.94) times among edge rushers at the combine which helped him earn the fifth-highest athleticism score (84) at his position With his explosive first step and finishing ability Ezeiruaku should fit seamlessly into coordinator Matt Eberflus' scheme and give Dallas another disruptive weapon off the edge Former Dallas Cowboys center Travis Frederick announces the Cowboys' selection of edge rusher Donovan Ezeiruaku in Round 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft with the No Jackson was the second-highest rated prospect still available when Buffalo turned in the card In a system built on keeping defensive linemen fresh with a deep rotation Jackson brings the length and explosiveness needed on a unit that rarely sends extra rushers Revel adds much-needed depth and upside to a secondary in transition Wilson made the most of his opportunity in 2024 earning the highest production score (82) among all interior linemen in this class The Next Gen Stats Team uses its draft model to identify the five best value picks in Round 1 of the 2025 NFL Draft Which teams scored the biggest steals on Thursday night The Next Gen Stats Team uses its draft model to identify the five best value picks from Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft Which prospects selected in Rounds 2 and 3 project to be steals The Next Gen Stats Team uses its draft model to identify the five best value picks in Round 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft -- including two cornerbacks selected in the 20s The Next Gen Stats Team uses its draft model to identify the five best value picks in Round 1 of the 2023 NFL Draft -- including two Georgia defenders selected by the Philadelphia Eagles Photo by Perry Knotts/Getty ImagesMLenix84May 3, 2025 at 9:00 PM UTC·2 min readThe Dallas Cowboys came into the 2025 NFL Draft in a not so ideal situation when it came to their cornerback room He's coming off an injury-plagued year Matt Miller of ESPN released his rankings of the top 100 picks on Wednesday Revel’s elite size and playmaking ability had him looking like a first-rounder before he tore an ACL in September Revel could have been the top cornerback (except sometime CB Travis Hunter) taken off the board in the draft if it weren't for his injury he's expected to begin training camp on the PUP list and there's concern that he won't be ready for Week 1 Dallas will be in a situation where they'll need Revel to be ready to start immediately if that's the case Jaylon Smith rewarded by his teammates for his amazing comeback Cowboys News: With Dak & Zeke finally reunited, the 'Boys are back! Cowboys rooting guide for Week 16 NFL Draft prospect to know: Deontay Burnett, WR, USC NFL Week 16 early games live discussion: Cowboys rooting guide Cowboys vs. Seahawks prediction: Ezekiel Elliott's back, and just in time Which Cowboys jersey would you want for Christmas? from the very conventional to the more modern Ancient reports tell of a time when circuses were all about real and a fat man in a red suit (not Santa) presiding over it all as trapeze artists zoomed overhead Acts such as Cirque Du Soleil changed perceptions of circus some time ago In this preview of a number of the shows appearing over the coming weeks Revel Puck pitch their big top and give us a taster of what they have to offer the circus visitor in 2025 Hosted by a female ringmaster (Ringmistress Ringperson?) who seems enthusiastic but is let down by a slightly iffy sound system the first couple of acts actually feel rather like throw-backs to an earlier era audience members are invited to enter the ring and shine torches on two artists as they perform some dance and acrobatic moves apparently illustrating themes of trust and risk If this is the first time you’ve seen someone stand on another person’s shoulders there’s a chance you might find this impressive Next up was a roller-skater dancing around the ring and then spinning some hula hoops around her body but didn’t strike me as particularly original Things look up as we move towards the end of the short first half A pair of dancers inhabit big top tent-style props while dancing to East 17’s House of Love but their act is lifted by the originality of the performance and the ingenious use of their props This is followed by two more dancers with enormous balloons attached to their heads into which they proceed to immerse their whole bodies the concept isn’t complicated but the imagination and brio of the act make it hilarious and joyful things take a queer turn and it feels like we are definitely in 21st century Brighton at last With a lot of young children in the audience I imagine there will have been several “interesting” family conversations after the show and if this served as an early introduction to life outside the heteronormative bubble I saw one boy of maybe 10 or 12 with his eyes wide as saucers and hands clamped over his mouth in amazement as the gorgeous Lucinda B whose vertiginous platform heels are impressive enough performs an acrobatic striptease which left her in nothing but glittery nipple tassels and modesty pouch That kid is unlikely to forget the experience in a hurry and hopefully his parents will have used it as the start of a constructive conversation The Revel Puck Circus runs throughout Brighton Fringe provides a showcase for both traditional and edgier circus acts so visitors should have no trouble finding themselves something which suits their particular tastes The Revel Puck Circus plays until 1 June at Brighton Fringe Revel is a tall, long-limbed cornerback prospect from East Carolina who stands out due to his physical traits and aggressive style of play. At 6'3" and 193 pounds, Revel possesses the length and frame that NFL teams covet, particularly for outside corners. His blend of size, speed, and physicality has made him one of the more intriguing prospects in the 2025 draft class, with the potential to impact both man and zone-heavy schemes. Revel's length and straight-line speed are key assets using his long arms to disrupt receivers' timing at the line of scrimmage and push them off their route His ability to carry receivers deep is bolstered by his top-end speed and quick acceleration Revel's athleticism is evident in his smooth transitions and ability to sink his hips for his size though he can leak extra steps when breaking on shorter routes While he has the body control and positioning to make plays on the ball his ball skills are slightly below average as he struggles to secure interceptions consistently occasionally leading to missed threats underneath when he becomes too focused on the quarterback Revel's physicality translates well to the run game where he is willing and effective in taking on blockers and assisting in run defense He uses his size and strength to shock and shed blockers on the edge helping to contain running plays and maintain outside leverage utilizing his size to wrap up and drive through contact While he's not an enforcer in run support he consistently fulfills his assignments and does his part in limiting gains Shavon Revel projects as an early-round pick with the potential to make an immediate impact as an outside cornerback and physicality are ideal traits for defending big-bodied receivers on the outside and handling vertical routes While his ball skills and eye discipline could limit his ability to generate turnovers Revel's ability to blanket receivers and disrupt plays at the line makes him a valuable asset he has the ceiling to develop into a high-level starting cornerback at the next level He uses his length to his advantage in press and does a good job of getting his hands on and disrupting routes at the line of scrimmage Gets to top speed quickly and easily carries receivers deep Shows the necessary recovery speed to catch up and close ground with the ball in the air — Good overall athlete with ball skills and body control Sinks hips well for his size and quickly transitions Also shows the ability to push receivers off their line as he works downfield Struggles to catch with hands and has missed the opportunity to capitalize on additional turnovers as it can get too high and cause him to leak extra steps out of breaks — 2023: 2nd Team All-American Athletic Conference — 2023" Transfer from Louisburg College GRADE: 7.6 (Potential Impact Player — 2nd Round) Written by B/R NFL Scout Cory Giddings Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here was ready to prove himself as a first-round prospect going into the 2024 season That’s where some NFL Draft experts believed the East Carolina cornerback could end up going But after appearing in just three games – and playing exceptionally – Revel’s season was cut short due to a knee injury Revel said at the NFL Combine that he was on track to begin participating in team activities by this summer. But could a Group of Five prospect who didn’t play most of last season still end up going in the first round hard-nosed cornerback,” Revel said about whichever team drafts him was selected by the Dallas Cowboys with the 76th overall pick in the third round Shavon Revel didn’t run the 40-yard dash at the NFL Combine he ran the 40 in 4.40 seconds during a camp before going to East Carolina Revel only played in 12 games during one of three seasons at East Carolina He began his collegiate career at Louisburg College and was there for two years before going to East Carolina Revel’s best season was in 2023. He tallied 55 tackles, 3.5 for loss, with 12 passes defended, one interception, one sack, one fumble recovery, and two blocked kicks. That helped him earn a spot on the All-AAC second team Revel began being viewed as a first-round prospect after that year recording eight tackles and four passes defended with two interceptions it was just crazy,” Revel said of ECU’s coaching And all (the coaches) wanted was 110% effort.” He played at Reynolds High School for three years before transferring to Reagan High School Shavon Revel said he looks up to Green Bay Packers cornerback Jaire Alexander I can see why Revel studies his tape after I watched him play at East Carolina – and I’m not just saying that because I think Revel will go to the Packers Revel plays with a high level of confidence and aggressiveness but he’s also a physical tackler in run support He has a feel for how plays are going to unfold And in 50-50 situations when the ball is in the air and he’s competing with a wide receiver to make a play he usually ends up deflecting or intercepting that pass as he blocked multiple field goal attempts in college It had to be the best receiver on the team just repetition with the best receivers on the team and just keep doing it every day and learning from it.” Revel was 26th in Pro Football Focus’ overall grades and coverage grades for cornerbacks He allowed eight catches for 195 yards and one touchdown with two picks on 21 targets Revel was 24th in PFF’s tackling grades among cornerbacks who played at least 480 snaps He was in the top 10 with a missed tackle rate of just 5% Revel was in the top 30 in the country with 19 defensive stops which were constituted as failures for the offense He was also 30th for coverage and tied for 41st for overall defense Revel allowed 19 catches for 250 yards with one touchdown and one pick on 42 targets His reception rate of 45.2% tied for 23rd in the FBS Revel said he studies film closely to learn opposing wide receivers’ strategies when they begin plays at the line of scrimmage He also switches up his techniques so wideouts don’t get too comfortable “Especially to me because I played press man my whole life So just developing every day and just taking the little details taking it into the next day and getting better and better JUCO from DI taught me a lot of things that I had to fix and also taught me how to use my length and my speed.” If Revel continues to improve as an outside corner he should become a standout NFL player in the near future HERO Sports is the go-to website for FBS and FCS football news First Bet Offer for new customers only (if applicable) In partnership with Kansas Crossing Casino and Hotel This promotional offer is not available in DC THIS PROMOTIONAL OFFER IS FOR NEW PLAYERS ONLY US PROMOTIONAL OFFERS NOT AVAILABLE IN MISSISSIPPI © 2022 HERO SPORTS © 2022 HERO SPORTS This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page There appears to be a ton of optimism surrounding the Dallas Cowboys rookie class. One of the reasons is that they feel as if Shavon Revel Jr. could wind up being a steal in the third round Revel is coming off an ACL tear but many viewed him as a potential first-round pick if not for the injuries the biggest question surrounding Revel is his recovery Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer provided the latest on the cornerback Revel is not fully participating in rookie minicamps but is going through walkthroughs “Brian Schottenheimer says that #Cowboys CB Shavon Revel Jr. will be limited as he recovers from his ACL injury, but he’s ‘progressing great’ and has been able to work with the team in walkthroughs,” Tommy Yarrish of DallasCowboys.com said via X Revel was the No. 76 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. Cornerback was an area Dallas needed to shore up this offseason and even with the injury, they feel as if Revel can be the guy. Another big-time player at the position, Trevon Diggs, is also dealing with a long-term injury. Sometime in the summer appears to be when Revel will be fully cleared to play. For now, the update from Schottenheimer is a positive one as Revel continues on the road to recovery. Top 101Field of 64 projectionPredicting College Baseball Tourney Hot4Trump By clicking "Subscribe to Newsletter", I agree to On3's Privacy Notice, Terms, and use of my personal information described therein. NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein liked a lot of what he assessed in Revel ahead of this draft in projecting him as a first or second-round selection. He too, though, is noting how he rehabs off the injury as, besides that, he slates him as a potential starter in some team’s secondary. “Big, long and fast are the physical descriptors that stand out for the East Carolina corner. Revel is leggy when matching press release but he’s disruptive once he gets his hands on the wideout. He plays upright in man coverage, tends to allow small pockets of separation due to his high center of gravity and still needs improvement when it comes to finding and defending the deep ball, despite his ability to stay in phase with vertical routes. “He has ideal length and good vision from zone, and he should continue to improve in that coverage with more experience. Revel suffered a torn ACL in September, but his measurables, explosiveness and upside give him a good chance to become an early starter.” On3’s Sam Gillenwater contributed to this report. Hot4Trump, Saban blastedNIL order ripped On3 is a registered trademark of On3 Media Get the inside, inside scoop and help PoPville’s long term viability by joining the Friends of the PoPville Society. Thanks! and the feedback remains mainly positive — especially with their selections on Day 2 Dallas started that night with Boston College defensive end Donovan Ezeiruaku at pick No. 44. Then in Round 3, they selected Shavon Revel at No. 76 The East Carolina cornerback has been labeled a potential steal which will be true if he lives up to the pro comp from Bleacher Report’s Cory Giddings Giddings praised Revel’s ability to play in multiple schemes and said the pro comp for the long-limbed cornerback is Riq Woolen of the Seattle Seahawks Seattle Seahawks cornerback Tariq Woolen reaches in front of Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams for an interception in the first half at SoFi Stadium / Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images”Revel is a tall long-limbed cornerback prospect from East Carolina who stands out due to his physical traits and aggressive style of play Revel possesses the length and frame that NFL teams covet and physicality has made him one of the more intriguing prospects in the 2025 draft class with the potential to impact both man and zone-heavy schemes.” He recorded six interceptions as a rookie and has 11 in his career Woolen has racked up 162 tackles while breaking up 41 passes It’s safe to say Cowboys Nation will be happy if that’s the production they see from Revel — Enjoy free coverage of the Cowboys from Dallas Cowboys on SI — Dallas Cowboys' way-too-early 2026 NFL mock draft Cowboys rookie minicamp dates 2025: Full offseason workout details Dallas Cowboys slighted in shocking NFC playoff prediction 3 notable cut candidates for Dallas Cowboys after NFL Draft Meet Reece Allman: Star of Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader Netflix docuseries RANDY GURZIRandy Gurzi is a graduate of Arizona State and has focused on NFL coverage since 2014. 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If you register by 11:59 PM June 16 your packet will be mailed to your primary address your packet is available at the start line Both routes start north from Bellevue College through the Lake Hills and Crossroads neighborhoods before diverging on different routes down to Lake Sammamish Each loop provides a combination of paved roads There are some fun descents and a few upward inclines (particularly toward the end) along the route You'll find the Revel Ride is mostly a leisurely cruise Here are the elevation gain and loss for both routes: West Lake Sammamish – 14.5 miles through east Bellevue neighborhoods and down along the western lakeshore before a small hill back to the college East Lake Sammamish – 27 miles across Marymoor and nearly the full length of the gorgeous completed East Lake Sammamish Trail to Issaquah before returning to Eastgate via the Mountains to Sound Greenway We encourage you to wait until the day before the event to download these maps to your preferred device for easy access on the day of the event.  You may select either route on the day of the event.  Click through to see the full map on Ride With GPS Parking available at Bellevue College at Lot 6 This is a women and nonbinary only event for participants If you are interested in supporting as an ally We welcome all allies and folks to support the event.  We are committed to celebrating and promoting diversity in the bicycling community We aim to provide safe spaces at start lines Read our commitment to anti-racism and our participant code of conduct and grievance policy Bicycling has traditionally been a male-dominated sport Our mission is to increase inclusion among folks who have been left out in the past To fulfill our mission and welcome more people to biking we offer education classes and rides specifically targeted to women and nonbinary people We would like to acknowledge that our rides take place on native land Our offices are located on the traditional land of the first people of Seattle at mile 10 there will be a rest stop with snacks and plenty of encouragement for that last handful of miles at each end of the lake – one at 9 miles and one at 20 miles Both will have snacks and water and plenty of space to unkink and stretch out your legs again This ride is supported by Cascade staff and volunteers Support and gear (SAG) vehicles are present on the route and dispatched when you call the ride support hotline SAG vehicles can transport you and most models of bikes in the event of a mechanical or minor medical event You should always call 911 in a life-threatening emergency assisting you with minor mechanical and minor medical issues Mechanics are posted at the start/finishe lines June-uary always gives us a run for our money with the weather but make sure to check the weather as the day approaches but in the great Pacific Northwest rain and cooler temps are always possible East Lake Sammamish Trail and King County allow Class 1 and 2 e-bikes on paved routes and trails but don’t count on your battery being able to carry you all the way without some help from your legs You’ll want to save some charge for that likely hill at the end… If you have enjoyed the Burke-Gilman and Sammamish River Trails you’re all trained up for the lakeshore long legs Work a few hills into your routine to be ready for those sneaky inclines coming back up from the south end of the lake to Eastgate ascending stretch of the I-90 Trail.  Looking for further options to help you prepare for this ride You can check out our extensive schedule of Free Group Rides and other ride events in the Puget Sound area Find rides that fit your schedule and desired pace and distance If you ace the short loops of Ride for Major Taylor or Flying Wheels Revel Revolution will be a walk in the park You can also filter for rides for women and nonbinary people under the “By Interest” category.  Help make this event a success by volunteering Your hard work and passion make our Free Group Rides program enjoy awesome benefits such as free registration to our popular rides and Cascade membership.Join us and make a lasting impact on building a better cycling world for all Terrain indicates the most common or average terrain type of the ride and should be considered relative to the length and overall difficulty of the ride a long-distance ride with a lot of elevation gain will be overall less challenging than a short ride with equal elevation gain Consider the pace and frequency of regroup as well to understand how advanced a ride may be Join our email list and get the latest from Cascade Bicycle Club right in your inbox The Dallas Cowboys have drafted East Carolina cornerback Shavon Revel Jr. with the No. 76 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft He is the first player drafted out of East Carolina since tackle D’Ante Smith in 2021 and the first defensive back from the school to be selected since Emmanuel McDaniel in 1996 Revel has had an interesting journey to get to this point he went the junior college route and enrolled at Louisburg (N.C.) College in 2020 but did not play due to the COVID-19 pandemic He only played in six games the following season before transferring to East Carolina where he earned all-conference honors in 2023 He missed most of last season after he tore his ACL during practice Don't miss our team's comprehensive coverage of the 2025 NFL Draft Our Day 2 live blog features pick-by-pick grades and expert analysis Best available players: Who's left from Dane Brugler's top 300 Nick Baumgardner and Scott Dochterman grade the Day 2 selections A running list of picks 'The Athletic Football Show': Watch live reaction to the draft clocked out of a graveyard shift at Amazon to get to an East Carolina tryout He spurned major transfer offers to remain a Pirate he could hear his name called on the first two days of the draft His story, from @dpbrugler ⤵️ pic.twitter.com/XqLeBWPzDR — Dianna Russini (@DMRussini) April 12, 2025 Revel was ranked No. 62 in Dane Brugler’s top 300 big board. Here’s what Brugler had to say about him in his annual NFL Draft guide: Revel changed East Carolina’s approach on defense because of his press-man skill set — he uses his length to disrupt routes and explosiveness to stay attached Though he does a great job playing through the hands of receivers he is guilty of grabbing and holding too much That issue should continue to fade as he hones his technique in the NFL but Revel is a boundary bully with terrific speed Cornerback was one of the Cowboys’ biggest needs entering this draft With Jourdan Lewis leaving in free agency and Trevon Diggs coming back from a significant knee injury Dallas needed a starting caliber corner from this year’s draft Revel is working his way back from his own season-ending knee injury but he believes he’s on track to be ready by training camp but has not started cutting or getting into breaks He was recently cleared to progress his workouts there’s a good chance he will be in the starting lineup Week 1 Caelen Carson and Andrew Booth are at the top of the depth chart Diggs might not be ready early in the season so Week 1 could be some combination of Bland Revel fits exactly with what Dallas usually targets from cornerbacks in the draft Dallas might’ve ended up with quite the bargain Running back and wide receiver remain two of Dallas’ biggest needs Jerry Jones said Tuesday that the Cowboys were working on two “pretty substantive trades” that could happen before or after the draft Stephen Jones said Friday on 105.3 The Fan in Dallas that those two things are still in play Wide receiver and running back have to be what they are referring to Revel said he believes he would’ve been drafted in the first round This is a pick the Cowboys could’ve made in the second round The Dallas Cowboys addressed their need at cornerback in the third round of the 2025 NFL Draft, selecting East Carolina‘s Shavon Revel Jr. with the No. 76 overall pick If not for a season-ending torn ACL this past fall Revel likely would have been a first round pick but Dallas felt comfortable taking him when they did Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones said Saturday he thinks Revel will start on the Physically Unable to Perform list (PUP) “I think he’ll start on PUP, but we’ll get him in here and see where he is,” Jones said. “Dr. Dan Cooper [Cowboys team doctor] did the surgery, and they feel optimistic. This kid’s very motivated, this man’s very motivated and there’s obviously an opportunity here — he’s young — that he exceeds expectations and starts practice during training camp, but we also know it could be later than that.” Revel tore his ACL in practice as he made just three appearances in his final season for the Pirates. He would still, in just those three games, post eight tackles, a pair of PBUs and two interceptions with one going for a pick-six in what was his final collegiate appearance. Revel declared for the draft two months later. Add in the numbers from his two seasons prior at East Carolina and Revel had 70 tackles, five being for loss, with 15 PBUs, three interceptions, a fumble recovery that went for a score and one sack. Most of that came in his junior year where he was an all-conference corner with 54 tackles, four for loss, 13 PBUs, an interception and his forced fumble with recovery plus his sack. Revel also spent two seasons, with his first one shortened due to the COVID-19 pandemic, at Louisburg College. That earned him preseason honors coming into last season as an All-American as well as making the watchlists for the Nagurski Trophy and the Jim Thorpe Award, which the injury obviously ended his contention for. A healthy Revel has the talent to be a starter for the Cowboys on defense. Revel said he’s continuing to make progress in his recovery. “Right now, I’m running in a straight line,” Revel said. ” I can lift heavy. I’m lifting heavy. I’m running in a straight line. Haven’t gotten to the brakes and cutting yet, but I’ve been cleared by Dr. Cooper to at least progress my way up into doing things like that. “So now that I’ve got time now, whenever I go back home or when I ever get to the facility, I’ll work on those things.” Texas — The hustle and bustle of the 2025 NFL Draft is officially in the rearview and the Dallas Cowboys will welcome one of the highest-graded hauls to their headquarters at The Star in Frisco with first-round pick Tyler Booker and his nine rookie compatriots and that means it's time for each to be assigned a shiny new NFL jersey number With rookie minicamp set to take place this weekend each will be on the field donning their new digs but there are still some being worked through as Tuesday comes to a close [Note: Tap each player's name for a full scouting report.] Undrafted free agents are still finalizing their signings but have also been assigned the following — keeping in mind duplicate numbers are permissible on a 90-man roster and numbers can change after final roster cutdowns in late August Booker takes ownership of a number that would love to see recent success raise it to prominence as it was once during the days of Dexter Coakley and the same can be said of the one to be worn by Ezeiruaku once made famous by none other than Terence Newman and the dominance of Cowboys' legend Charlie Waters it's about working to compete with the ghost of 2020 27 as a rookie and fired out of the gate with three interceptions before changing his number to No 7 ahead of his record-setting season in 2021 James moves into a number once owned by none other than Sean Lee as Toia looks to revive what Anthony Spencer once contributed and Akingbesote looks to do right by Ed "Too Tall" Jones with the No a former Texas standout was coached by former Cowboys' running back Tashard Choice the latter being rightfully proud of Blue creating what he feels is an instant "full circle" moment in Cowboys lore — though there is no promise Blue will wear Choice's former No Blue was set to follow a similar path to that of Tony Pollard seeing as he's being viewed as Pollard's successor and it's key to note Pollard began rookie training camp and preseason in the No Stay tuned for the remaining updates on what numbers the incoming class of Cowboys' rookies will wear to begin their career However, the company has yet to acknowledge the news directly to consumers, either through the Revel website or on social media. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Revel Bikes (@revelbikes) have select Revel bikes on sale for 40% off or more Monday update: Today the Revel website says “all sales are FINAL!,” which suggests the company may not be planning to offer full support in the future We’ll update this article as we’re able to confirm more details Just last week Revel announced a slew of new and updated models including the brand’s first electric mountain bike The brand added another new model to the line-up Singletracks tested the Revel Rascal V2 last year and proclaimed the “Rascal nails sophomore release.” Making use of the Canfield Balance Formula (CBF) suspension design reviewers and riders alike have praised the performance and quality of Revel bikes this statement from our review is all the more bittersweet: “If and when Revel decides to go to V3 they’ll have a hard time matching this one.” Update: Revel’s $8M in debt was foreclosed on, and the brand has laid off 13 employees. But all hope is not lost… MORE: Dallas Cowboys rookies get fitted for helmets, equipment at minicamp but Revel still seemed destined for Round 2 That wasn't the case as he was still there for Dallas at No Revel is focused on rehabbing his knee in time for the start of the season He also knows getting back on the field is just the beginning The young man who has overcome injuries dating back to high school and worked at Amazon to pay for college He's also eager to prove himself to the coaching staff East Carolina DB Shavon Revel during the 2025 NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium. / Tanner Pearson-Imagn Images"Job ain't finished," Revel said, according to Tommy Yarish "I still have to go out there and prove myself to the coaches I've got to go out there and show them what I have you've got to prove to the coaches what you can do." Revel is currently at the team's facility for rookie minicamps and has been able to take part in their walkthroughs Head coach Brian Schottenheimer said he's still limited Brian Schottenheimer says that #Cowboys CB Shavon Revel Jr will be limited as he recovers from his ACL injury but he's "progressing great" and has been able to work with the team in walkthroughs Revel's surgery was performed by the Cowboys team doctor so they had some inside information on him ahead of the draft praised Cooper for the excellent work he did saying he was walking one week after the operation but is running and feels confident that he will be ready to go this year NFL executives enamored with Cowboys' 2025 draft class Dallas Cowboys star breaks down viral 100 men vs. 1 gorilla debate NFL executive has NSFW reaction to Dallas Cowboys pass rushing addition Meet Kelcey Wetterberg: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleader The financial arrangement is “an important and replicable precedent” to accelerate electric vehicle charging NY Green Bank President Andrew Kessler said New York’s clean energy investment fund will provide a $60 million loan to Revel the largest provider of public electric vehicle fast-charging in New York City to more than triple the size of its public network in the city The loan will be provided by NY Green Bank, a division of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority, and is the bank’s first charging infrastructure transaction. The deal comes at a time when the federal government is halting its support for EV charging and plans for a nationwide network In total, New York’s loan will support Revel adding 267 new charging stalls across nine sites Most will be completed within the next 12 months “In support of the transition to a clean energy economy it is critical that we continue to build electric vehicle infrastructure to ease the shift to EV ownership for more New Yorkers especially those in urban areas,” Hochul said “This significant investment addresses the key need of providing electric vehicle users in New York City with much needed public charging options while reducing local emissions.” NY Green Bank President Andrew Kessler called the transaction “an important and replicable precedent we expect will help accelerate investment in this fast-growing sector.” The state could have 6.4 million EVs on its roads by 2040 en route to the development of a 100% zero-emissions power sector according to a Brattle Group report prepared for NYSERDA and the New York Department of Public Service Revel has been preparing a “strategic portfolio” of potentially lucrative EV charging sites for the past few years allowing the company to move ahead quickly “These sites are now shovel-ready,” Reig said “With the critical support from NY Green Bank we are ready to take New York’s EV economy to the next level with a fast-charging network rivaling any other top tier city.” Get the free daily newsletter read by industry experts “There is simply no physical way that wind solar and batteries could replace the myriad uses of natural gas,” Energy Secretary Chris Wright said at S&P Global’s CERAWeek Bringing new nuclear “down the cost curve” requires design standardization and continued support from federal clean energy tax credits The free newsletter covering the top industry headlines