The BulleTin • Friday, July 29, 2022 B5
Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2022
TODAY
TONIGHT
HIGH
105°
LOW
68°
Mostly sunny; record-
breaking temperatures
Partly sunny; record-
breaking temperatures
ALMANAC
TEMPERATURE
High
Low
Normal
Record
86° 104° in 2022
50° 29° in 1959
PRECIPITATION
24-hour total
0.00"
Record
0.58" in 1915
Month to date (normal)
0.02" (0.40")
Year to date (normal)
2.34" (5.94")
Barometric pressure at 4 p.m.
30.03"
SUN, MOON AND PLANETS
Rise/Set
Today
Saturday
Sun
5:50am/8:33pm 5:51am/8:32pm
Moon
6:28am/9:38pm 7:34am/10:02pm
Mercury 7:00am/9:18pm 7:06am/9:18pm
Venus
3:59am/7:16pm 4:00am/7:17pm
Mars
12:30am/2:39pm 12:28am/2:38pm
Jupiter 10:59pm/11:22am 10:55pm/11:18am
Saturn
9:17pm/7:24am 9:13pm/7:20am
Uranus 12:29am/2:54pm 12:25am/2:50pm
First
Full
Last
New
Aug 5
Aug 11
Aug 18
Aug 27
Tonight's sky: Conjunction of the waning
moon and Mercury.
Source: Jim Todd, OMSI
UV INDEX TODAY
10 a.m.
Noon
2 p.m.
4 p.m.
5
8
8
5
The higher the AccuWeather.com UV Index ™ number,
the greater the need for eye and skin protection. 0-2 Low,
3-5 Moderate; 6-7 High; 8-10 Very High; 11+ Extreme.
POLLEN COUNT
Grasses
Moderate
Trees
Low
Weeds
Low
Source: Oregon Allergy Associates
91°
51°
Very warm in the morning,
then a t-storm
Sunny to partly cloudy and
very warm
EAST: Very hot today
with blazing sunshine.
Clear tonight. Very hot
tomorrow.
Astoria
71/57
As of 7 a.m. Thursday
Reservoir
Acre feet
Capacity
Crane Prairie
46083
83%
Wickiup
38619
19%
Crescent Lake
15594
18%
Ochoco Reservoir
8873
20%
Prineville
32329
22%
River fl ow
Station
Cu.ft./sec.
Deschutes R. below Crane Prairie
285
Deschutes R. below Wickiup
1140
Deschutes R. below Bend
120
Deschutes R. at Benham Falls
1420
Little Deschutes near La Pine
63
Crescent Ck. below Crescent Lake
56
Crooked R. above Prineville Res.
0
Crooked R. below Prineville Res.
183
Crooked R. near Terrebonne
4
Ochoco Ck. below Ochoco Res.
15
Thursday
Hi/Lo/Prec.
96/68/0.00
104/55/0.00
107/56/0.00
99/64/0.00
99/64/0.00
102/56/0.01
109/73/0.00
Today Saturday
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
99/69/s 100/69/s
107/65/s 105/67/pc
108/64/s 106/66/pc
100/65/s 99/64/s
101/66/s 103/65/s
107/67/pc 104/69/s
112/75/s 113/74/s
NATIONAL WEATHER
-0s
0s
10s
20s
30s
40s
50s
60s
70s
80s
90s
100s
110s
NATIONAL
EXTREMES
THURSDAY (for the
T-storms
Plenty of sunshine
Thursday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec.
Abilene
103/79/0.00
Akron
86/72/Tr
Albany
92/66/Tr
Albuquerque
86/68/0.41
Anchorage
70/49/0.00
Atlanta
91/75/0.01
Atlantic City
83/72/0.00
Austin
101/76/0.01
Baltimore
95/75/0.02
Billings
87/58/0.00
Birmingham
95/78/0.00
Bismarck
79/53/0.00
Boise
103/71/0.00
Boston
89/66/0.03
Bridgeport, CT 85/74/0.01
Buffalo
80/71/0.25
Burlington, VT
87/63/1.02
Caribou, ME
81/57/0.00
Charleston, SC 93/79/0.00
Charlotte
97/76/Tr
Chattanooga
95/77/Tr
Cheyenne
73/54/0.33
Chicago
80/68/Tr
Cincinnati
88/71/0.01
Cleveland
85/72/0.00
Colorado Springs 71/60/Tr
Columbia, MO
86/70/0.30
Columbia, SC
95/77/0.00
Columbus, GA
93/75/0.00
Columbus, OH
86/71/0.01
Concord, NH
91/58/0.10
Corpus Christi
97/75/0.00
Dallas
102/82/0.00
Dayton
86/72/0.01
Denver
81/62/0.05
Des Moines
81/65/0.00
Detroit
86/69/0.00
Duluth
72/55/0.03
El Paso
97/71/0.01
Fairbanks
67/41/Tr
Fargo
73/52/0.00
Flagstaff
75/56/Tr
Grand Rapids
79/67/Tr
Green Bay
78/61/0.02
Greensboro
92/74/Tr
Harrisburg
94/71/0.05
Hartford, CT
91/65/0.04
Helena
96/61/0.00
Honolulu
87/74/0.00
Houston
98/78/Tr
Huntsville
98/76/0.04
Indianapolis
88/70/0.04
Jackson, MS
95/72/0.00
Jacksonville
93/73/Tr
Today
Saturday
Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
98/77/s
99/78/s
82/62/pc
82/64/s
86/61/t
82/60/pc
87/66/t
84/69/t
64/55/s
63/54/r
92/74/t
89/73/t
87/71/t
85/72/s
100/74/s 100/73/pc
85/68/t
88/66/pc
93/66/pc
97/66/s
91/75/t
88/73/t
87/59/s
94/67/s
104/70/s 104/74/s
89/72/pc 86/67/pc
86/69/pc 85/67/pc
78/62/pc 79/62/pc
84/61/pc 79/62/pc
81/57/pc 77/56/pc
93/78/t
93/76/t
95/74/t
88/72/t
88/74/t
86/73/t
78/56/c
85/59/pc
80/63/pc
82/64/s
82/62/c
83/66/pc
80/64/pc
79/61/s
75/57/t
83/58/pc
84/65/pc 81/66/pc
96/77/pc
94/73/t
93/75/c
93/75/t
82/62/s
81/64/pc
87/58/t
82/55/s
95/77/pc
95/75/s
100/80/s 100/80/pc
82/60/pc 82/64/pc
82/60/t
88/63/pc
84/62/s
88/65/pc
82/60/pc
82/63/s
76/57/c
82/66/s
94/74/s
96/75/pc
70/51/s
76/56/pc
81/59/pc
89/66/s
68/54/t
70/54/t
78/57/s
80/60/s
78/57/pc 84/63/pc
89/72/t
83/71/t
82/65/t
87/65/pc
89/66/t
86/61/s
96/61/c
97/62/s
89/77/pc 90/76/pc
96/78/t
95/76/pc
90/73/t
87/73/t
82/62/pc
82/65/c
92/74/pc
89/73/t
94/73/s
92/72/s
Amsterdam
Athens
Auckland
Baghdad
Bangkok
Beijing
Beirut
Berlin
Bogota
Budapest
Buenos Aires
Cabo San Lucas
Cairo
Calgary
Cancun
Dublin
Edinburgh
Geneva
Harare
Hong Kong
Istanbul
Jerusalem
Johannesburg
Lima
Lisbon
London
Madrid
Manila
73/57/pc
95/78/s
60/49/pc
115/80/pc
93/79/t
89/73/s
89/79/s
80/63/c
65/48/r
92/66/t
59/48/s
90/76/s
99/77/s
84/59/t
88/76/sh
71/60/c
70/59/pc
78/59/t
72/45/s
97/86/c
87/73/s
91/67/s
65/45/s
64/59/pc
83/66/s
79/60/pc
100/69/s
89/80/t
City
Juneau
Kansas City
Lansing
Las Vegas
Lexington
Lincoln
Little Rock
Los Angeles
Louisville
Madison, WI
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Nashville
New Orleans
New York City
Newark, NJ
Norfolk, VA
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Orlando
Palm Springs
Peoria
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland, ME
Providence
Raleigh
Rapid City
Reno
Richmond
Rochester, NY
Sacramento
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Sioux Falls
Spokane
Springfi eld, MO
Tampa
Tucson
Tulsa
Washington, DC
Wichita
Yakima
Yuma
Thursday
Hi/Lo/Prec.
59/55/1.14
83/71/0.03
80/67/Tr
99/75/Tr
87/74/0.06
84/67/0.00
93/77/0.80
85/63/0.00
92/76/0.60
78/65/0.11
98/81/0.08
91/80/0.00
81/68/0.01
79/59/0.00
94/79/0.09
87/78/0.23
87/73/0.02
92/74/0.12
95/76/0.00
101/78/0.12
82/65/0.00
95/76/0.01
107/83/0.00
84/64/0.00
93/79/0.70
90/83/0.02
83/72/0.06
82/60/0.30
86/67/0.00
96/75/0.17
80/51/0.00
103/69/0.00
96/74/0.00
84/69/0.24
94/58/0.00
90/73/0.42
101/75/0.00
100/77/0.00
76/67/0.00
69/56/0.00
77/59/0.00
83/56/Tr
94/76/0.00
94/61/0.00
81/56/0.19
101/70/0.00
88/74/Tr
95/81/0.00
86/75/Tr
96/76/0.06
92/77/0.46
86/69/0.41
107/67/0.00
102/84/0.00
Today
Hi/Lo/W
61/56/sh
83/64/pc
79/56/pc
99/81/t
82/63/t
86/60/pc
87/74/t
85/64/s
85/67/t
78/58/pc
87/75/t
89/80/t
79/63/pc
81/62/pc
84/71/t
91/77/t
86/71/c
91/72/c
91/76/t
87/70/t
85/62/pc
96/75/s
104/84/pc
82/60/pc
89/73/t
98/84/t
78/60/c
87/63/pc
91/69/pc
95/75/t
87/63/pc
102/70/s
91/72/t
81/60/pc
94/61/s
84/67/pc
97/73/s
99/78/s
73/66/pc
69/58/pc
80/61/pc
79/57/t
94/76/s
93/66/s
82/63/s
102/69/s
82/68/r
96/78/s
91/74/t
84/71/t
86/71/t
76/63/r
109/68/s
99/80/c
Saturday
Hi/Lo/W
63/55/r
82/67/pc
82/59/s
97/83/c
82/67/pc
85/65/pc
84/74/t
86/66/pc
86/70/pc
83/61/s
85/75/t
90/80/pc
81/65/s
87/71/s
84/71/t
92/77/t
86/69/s
89/69/s
82/71/pc
84/71/t
88/67/pc
96/75/s
104/86/pc
84/64/pc
88/71/pc
100/80/t
81/63/pc
84/61/s
86/65/pc
86/72/t
93/65/pc
102/70/s
86/68/c
78/60/pc
91/63/pc
84/67/pc
99/75/s
100/76/s
75/68/pc
68/57/pc
79/61/pc
79/58/t
96/75/s
94/64/s
88/68/s
100/70/s
78/67/t
95/79/pc
93/74/t
82/73/t
87/71/pc
79/66/t
107/68/s
102/83/t
103/86/0.00
73/56/0.03
82/66/0.23
84/64/0.03
75/57/0.00
88/79/0.00
90/82/0.00
95/79/0.06
68/48/0.00
79/63/0.17
81/61/0.00
82/67/0.00
88/70/0.00
61/41/0.00
79/60/0.00
79/70/0.00
93/76/0.00
98/80/0.00
88/82/0.06
64/46/0.00
69/48/0.02
93/82/0.00
94/74/0.00
90/76/0.08
84/70/0.03
81/64/0.00
84/61/0.04
73/50/0.00
106/83/pc
72/58/sh
78/62/pc
74/54/s
70/58/c
88/80/c
86/80/r
97/80/r
70/53/pc
77/59/s
83/62/pc
85/67/pc
87/70/s
70/43/pc
69/50/sh
85/73/pc
95/79/t
94/82/pc
86/79/t
68/53/pc
59/44/s
96/80/t
91/75/s
90/81/t
80/60/s
79/65/s
86/65/t
77/60/c
106/84/pc
73/56/pc
79/64/s
72/56/pc
72/58/r
88/78/s
88/80/t
95/80/t
68/56/pc
77/58/pc
86/63/pc
71/65/pc
87/71/s
59/39/sh
63/49/pc
89/75/pc
96/82/t
93/81/t
88/79/c
71/53/pc
59/46/s
94/81/c
90/75/s
91/82/pc
81/62/pc
80/64/s
74/60/t
71/59/r
INTERNATIONAL
48 contiguous states)
National high: 117°
at Death Valley, CA
National low: 37°
at Burgess Junction,
WY
Precipitation: 2.58"
at Auburn, ME
FIRE INDEX
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not available
Not as hot with times of
clouds and sun
NATIONAL
Hood
River
Thursday
Today Saturday
Thursday
Today Saturday
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Hi/Lo/Prec. Hi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W
City
Portland
Astoria
71/57/0.00 71/57/pc 73/56/c
La Grande
102/66/0.00 103/59/s 103/63/s
Prineville
La Pine
100/48/Tr
104/62/s 103/63/s
Baker City
98/58/0.00 100/53/s 99/55/s
Redmond
Medford
110/70/0.00 111/71/s 105/73/s
Brookings
63/53/Tr
62/54/pc 62/54/c
Roseburg
Newport
63/52/Tr
64/52/c 63/52/c
Burns
103/60/0.00 102/59/s 102/62/pc
Salem
North Bend
67/54/0.00 66/56/pc 66/57/c
Eugene
98/60/0.00 100/62/s 98/62/s
Sisters
Ontario
108/75/0.00 108/70/s 106/73/s
Klamath Falls
102/56/0.00 100/60/s 100/61/pc
The Dalles
Pendleton
108/70/0.00 110/70/s 108/72/s
Lakeview
97/56/0.00 98/57/s 98/59/pc
Weather(W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice, Tr-trace
-10s
86°
48°
TRAVEL WEATHER
Umatilla
112/69
Rufus
Hermiston
106/72
112/70
113/76
Arlington
Hillsboro Portland
Meacham Lostine
111/76
100/64 99/69
101/54
Wasco
101/60 Enterprise
Pendleton
The Dalles
CENTRAL: Sunny to
Tillamook
99/57
110/73
110/70
Sandy
112/75
McMinnville
partly cloudy and very 80/57
Joseph
Heppner
La Grande
97/68
Maupin
Government
100/63
hot today; dangerous
103/59
98/61
Camp
111/72 Condon 104/73
Union
Lincoln City
heat. Mainly clear
107/71
93/63
103/58
Salem
70/55
Spray
tonight. Very hot
Granite
Warm Springs
101/66
Madras
108/69
Albany
94/56
tomorrow.
Newport
Baker City
109/67
110/68
Mitchell
64/52
100/63
100/53
WEST: Hot today with
Camp Sherman
106/71
Redmond
Corvallis
John
Yachats
Unity
blazing sunshine.
107/67
108/64
97/61
Day
Prineville
67/53
98/57
Clear tonight. Sunny
Ontario
Sisters
108/65
Paulina
103/63
108/70
and hot tomorrow.
Florence
Eugene 107/67
Bend Brothers 103/63
Vale
66/56
100/62
Sunriver 105/68 102/62
107/70
Nyssa
103/64
Hampton
Cottage
La Pine
106/68
Juntura
Oakridge
Grove
104/62
102/61
OREGON EXTREMES Coos Bay
Burns
105/65
102/64
100/62
Fort Rock
68/56
Riley 102/59
THURSDAY
Crescent
103/61
101/58
High: 110°
102/62
Bandon
Roseburg
Christmas Valley
Jordan Valley
at Medford
Beaver
Frenchglen
Silver
64/56
100/65
101/56
97/63
Low: 48°
Marsh
Lake
101/64
Port Orford
99/59
101/54
at Sunriver
Grants
Burns
Junction
Paisley
66/56
Pass
102/63
Chiloquin
100/57
108/71 Medford
Rome
100/62
Gold Beach
111/71
103/63
60/54
Klamath
Fields
Ashland
McDermitt
Lakeview
Falls
Brookings
101/65
109/76
100/60
99/62
62/54
98/57
Seaside
73/56
Cannon Beach
70/55
THURSDAY
83°
48°
Shown is today’s weather. Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows.
541-683-1577
WATER REPORT
Bend
Redmond/Madras
Sisters
Prineville
La Pine/Gilchrist
WEDNESDAY
OREGON WEATHER
Bend Municipal Airport through 5 p.m. Thu.
Thursday
104°
66°
Partly sunny; record-
breaking temperatures
TUESDAY
89°
55°
102°
65°
103°
67°
Mainly clear and warm
MONDAY
SUNDAY
SATURDAY
Shown are today’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.
Rain
Showers
Snow
Flurries
Ice
Warm Front
Stationary Front
Cold Front
Source: USDA Forest Service
70/55/0.00
97/81/0.00
58/53/0.28
113/84/0.00
91/79/0.15
84/72/0.00
88/81/0.00
75/48/0.00
61/50/0.04
90/68/0.00
59/53/0.06
91/77/0.05
99/79/0.00
86/61/0.00
90/81/0.07
64/50/0.00
63/50/0.44
88/61/0.00
70/49/0.00
96/85/0.00
87/73/0.00
92/66/0.00
66/44/0.00
62/59/Tr
81/64/0.00
75/61/0.00
99/70/0.00
90/80/0.09
75/62/pc
97/77/s
61/51/pc
116/81/s
94/80/t
88/73/t
88/77/s
73/57/sh
66/49/sh
82/61/t
60/51/s
90/77/sh
97/76/s
81/58/pc
87/77/t
72/59/c
71/53/c
83/60/pc
73/47/s
96/85/t
88/73/s
89/66/s
67/47/s
63/59/pc
94/68/s
78/64/pc
101/72/s
88/79/t
Mecca
Mexico City
Montreal
Moscow
Nairobi
Nassau
New Delhi
Osaka
Oslo
Ottawa
Paris
Rio de Janeiro
Rome
Santiago
Sao Paulo
Sapporo
Seoul
Shanghai
Singapore
Stockholm
Sydney
Taipei City
Tel Aviv
Tokyo
Toronto
Vancouver
Vienna
Warsaw
NFL
Seahawks expected to sign DK Metcalf to extension
BY TIM BOOTH
associated Press
RENTON, Wash. — The
Seattle Seahawks are expected
to sign wide receiver DK Met-
calf to a three-year contract
extension that will be worth
up to a reported $72 million,
according to a person with
knowledge of the deal.
The person spoke to The
Associated Press on the condi-
tion of anonymity because the
team had not announced the
signing. ESPN first reported
the deal, which is expected to
include $58 million guaran-
teed and will keep him under
contract with Seattle through
the 2025 season.
Metcalf is the latest in a
string of top pass catchers to
get locked up with new deals
this offseason. He is entering
the final year of his rookie
contract after being a sec-
ond-round pick by Seattle in
2019 and getting him signed
was a priority for the Sea-
hawks this offseason.
Metcalf had watched during
the first two days of Seattle’s
training camp and head coach
Pete Carroll said after practice
on Thursday there was noth-
ing new to report on the con-
tract talks.
Getting the deal done may
have taken longer than origi-
nally expected and faced some
bumps along the way, most
notably when Metcalf skipped
dean rutz/aP
Seattle Seahawks quarterbacks Geno Smith, left, and Drew Lock take
part in the team’s training camp Wednesday in Renton, Washington.
dean rutz/aP
DK Metcalf holds a football during NFL training camp Wednesday in
Renton, Washington. Metcalf did not practice because of his ongoing
contract extension talks.
Seattle’s mandatory minicamp
in June. But Metcalf now has
contract certainty going for-
ward as the Seahawks embark
on an offensive rebuild follow-
ing the trade of quarterback
Russell Wilson to Denver.
Metcalf joins a lengthy list
of wide receivers that have
cashed in on big contracts this
offseason. Cooper Kupp, A.J.
Vettel
Continued from B3
“So much dedication means also
a lot of time spent in your head, in
your thoughts, but also physically
away from home, from kids, family,”
added the 35-year-old. “I’ve grown
other things, other than the children
who are growing, it’s other inter-
ests and views. I can’t ignore these
voices.”
He has been increasingly outspo-
ken on environmental issues.
“It’s one of the factors that defi-
nitely played a role,” he added. “I un-
derstand that part of my passion, my
job is coming with things that I’m
not a fan of, obviously, traveling the
world, racing cars, burning resources.
Brown, Stefon Diggs, Terry
McLaurin, Davante Adams,
Tyreek Hill, Chris Godwin,
Mike Williams and Michael
Gallup all signed extensions
that are north of $50 million
in potential total value.
Metcalf made $911,914 last
season, a year where he had 75
receptions and a career-high
12 touchdown catches despite
Once you see these things, and once
you’re aware, then I don’t think you
can really unsee.”
Vettel has won 53 races, the
third-highest total in F1 behind
Lewis Hamilton (103) and Michael
Schumacher (91). He won an F1 re-
cord 13 races in 2013.
Vettel became the youngest world
champion at 23 in 2010 and later
became the third driver to win four
consecutive championships after
F1 greats Juan Miguel Fangio and
Schumacher, his idol. Mercedes
driver Lewis Hamilton has since won
four straight.
Vettel’s title bids with Ferrari were
unsuccessful after promising starts
were undone by driver errors. He led
the standings at the midway point in
playing through a foot injury
for most of the season.
His breakout season came
in 2020 when Metcalf became
a full-time starter and finished
the year with 83 receptions for
a franchise-record 1,303 yards
receiving and 10 TDs, and was
selected as a second-team AP
All-Pro.
Metcalf was set to make
about $3.99 million in the fi-
nal year of his rookie contract.
Metcalf had been around the
Seahawks for stretches of the
offseason workouts while re-
habbing from foot surgery,
2017 and was in contention the fol-
lowing year, only to lose both cham-
pionships to Hamilton. He crashed
from pole at the Singapore Grand
Prix in 2017 and swerved off track
into the barriers when comfortably
leading the rain-soaked German
Grand Prix the following year.
He was stunned when Ferrari did
not renew his contract after he strug-
gled to compete alongside newcomer
Charles Leclerc in 2019, and again in
2020.
“It’s sad. Obviously it’s going to
be strange not to see Seb in the pad-
dock,” Leclerc said. “I arrived the first
year and I was probably very weird to
him because I was just shy and didn’t
know what to say. Now he’s a friend
and he always texts me.”
but was surprisingly absent
when the team gathered for its
mandatory minicamp in early
June. The message was clear
that Metcalf didn’t want his
contract status lingering and
he wanted long-term stability.
Carroll agreed that a deal
needed to get done before
training camp arrived. And
while that didn’t happen, Met-
calf only missed a couple days
of on-field work.
Metcalf watched as Geno
Smith took the first round of
snaps with Seattle’s No. 1 of-
fense on the opening day of
Along with Hamilton, Vettel has
also been increasingly vocal about
human rights conditions in countries
where F1 races.
“I am tolerant and feel we all have
the same rights to love, no matter
what we look like, where we come
from and who we love,” he said.
His stance on protecting the en-
vironment has also escalated. At the
Austrian GP in Spielberg three weeks
ago, he wore a T-shirt with “Save the
Bees” written on it. At the Canadian
GP in June he had the message, “Stop
mining tar sands. Canada’s climate
crime,” written on his race helmet.
“I feel we live in very decisive times
and how we all shape these next years
will determine our lives. My pas-
sion comes with certain aspects that
camp on Wednesday. Smith
getting the nod on the first
day was expected and Seattle
coach Pete Carroll again pro-
claimed Smith as the leader
in the competition with Drew
Lock as the replacement for
Russell Wilson.
But the quarterback com-
petition will be a long, drawn
out battle expected to last
throughout the preseason.
Carroll didn’t entertain the
notion of placing a deadline
on when a decision needs to
be made, highlighting the
importance of the preseason
games in making a final deci-
sion between Smith and Lock.
It’s the first time Seattle’s
faced a quarterback decision
in training camp since Rus-
sell Wilson’s rookie season of
2012 when he beat out Matt
Flynn and Tarvaris Jackson for
the job.
For Carroll, the situation
feels a bit like college again.
“You guys forget that I
coached in college for quite
a while and guys graduated
all the time. Heisman Trophy
winners graduated and we
went to the next guy,” Carroll
said. “And you always miss
when the guys leave. But you
can see it and so you start
planning for it, you work and
you can find success. … I’m
taking it in stride, but I’m re-
ally determined to make it
work.”
I have learned to dislike,” Vettel said.
“They might be solved in the future
but the will to apply that change has
to grow much, much stronger and
has to be leading to action.”
Vettel’s team is sponsored by Saudi
state oil firm Aramco.
Red Bull driver Sergio Perez un-
derstood Vettel’s decision.
“It’s extremely personal. It’s how
you feel and what you want to do,”
the 32-year-old Mexican driver said.
“You put other priorities in place and
you are not willing to pay the price of
being an F1 driver.”
Vettel’s former Red Bull teammate
Daniel Ricciardo said F1 will miss
Vettel.
“You’re losing a bit of a legend of
the sport,” Ricciardo said.