Getty Images Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen was in a car accident but is feeling good enough to joke about it. Rosen posted a picture on Instagram of his Tesla, with significant damage on the driver’s side. In the caption he said he’s OK. In the next picture, Rosen joked that he had caused the damage by punching his car with pharmaceutically enhanced strength. “Dude, I’m telling you the NFL doesn’t test for this stuff,” Rosen wrote. Rosen has a $17.6 million guaranteed contract, so he can afford the repairs.<doc-sep>Josh Rosen took an absolute beating in his 2018 rookie season. He was sacked 45 times in his debut season, and his 10.3% sack rate was the fifth highest in the NFL in 2018. Well, it's the offseason and Rosen is still getting hit, this time in his Tesla. Yep, the Arizona Cardinals young quarterback can't even get through the offseason without getting hit. Rosen obviously sent the picture out with the caption that he's okay, but his Tesla was pretty beat up and if he was driving, it of course was on that side of the car which means he took the brunt of the impact. Of course, if Rosen was under 30 miles and hour and wearing a seat belt, that car crash is just as bad as many of the hits he endured over the course of the season. From NPR: So, unfortunately for Rosen, even though it is the offseason, he still is getting hit. At least this time we don't have to question the offensive line.<doc-sep>The Telegraph Two of the surprise packages of this clay-court season have been British – initially Dan Evans, who made a deep run in Monte Carlo, and more lately Cameron Norrie, who played his second final in three weeks on Sunday. Unfortunately, Norrie wasn’t able to land a maiden ATP title in Lyon. But then he was up against Stefanos Tsitsipas, who has been the dominant force of 2021 outside the slams, and now stands at No 1 in the table of most rankings points gained since January 1. Nevertheless, it had been a hugely creditable effort for Norrie to go this far, especially when you consider that he took out top seed Dominic Thiem on Thursday, and then trounced big-hitting Russian Karen Khachanov in Saturday’s semi-final, losing only two games in the process. Norrie has come to clay late in his career, but it feels like this is developing into his favourite surface. He has one of the heaviest left-handed forehands in the game, loaded with top-spin, and uses it like a miniature version of Rafael Nadal. The result has been a tally of 14 wins and only four losses since he began his European clay-court swing in Barcelona. So while the French Open, which starts next Sunday, has traditionally been a graveyard of British hopes, there are reasons to hope that this year’s event could deliver some more positive results. Norrie’s previous final in Estoril had been a nervewracking affair which he eventually lost on a deciding-set tie-break to the more experienced Spaniard Albert Ramos-Vinolas. Sunday was more straightforward for Tsitsipas, who needed only 69 minutes to hammer home a 6-3, 6-3 victory. It was Tsitsipas’ second title of the clay-court sequence, after he won Monte Carlo in mid-April, taking out Evans in the semi-final along the way. He has become a serious contender to upset the establishment – specifically Nadal and Novak Djokovic – at Roland Garros over the next few weeks. “I felt in good shape from the beginning of the tournament,” said Tsitsipas afterwards. “I am proud of today’s match, I knew it would be a difficult one against Cameron, who has been showing great tennis this week. He has been winning against good players and showing what the left hand can do on clay. “It was not an easy match today. I had to handle the nerves and I am proud of my performance and the way I stayed focused towards my goal.” On this year’s results, meanwhile, both Evans and Norrie stand among the world’s 20 most successful men. Evans is at No 16 and Norrie No 14. The next challenge for them both is to convert that ATP Tour form into a deep run at a major.<doc-sep>It was a rough weekend for Arizona Cardinals quarterback Josh Rosen’s car. Rosen on Sunday posted a photo on Instagram of his car that was in pretty bad shape after an accident. The back left driver’s side door was indented after what appears to be Rosen’s car getting t-boned by another vehicle. Rosen posted that he was OK, thankfully, but still a scary situation for the 22-year-old franchise quarterback who just finished his first season in the NFL. View this post on Instagram I’m okay… but 😢 A post shared by Josh Rosen (@josh3rosen) on Feb 17, 2019 at 2:09pm PST Of course, it wouldn’t be Rosen if there wasn’t a bit of humor involved. He made light of the situation in a follow-up post on Instagram. Follow @DannyShapiro13<doc-sep>
Josh Rosen might not be getting replaced as the starting quarterback in Arizona this offseason, but his car door is definitely going to need to be replaced after what happened over the weekend. According to the team's official website, Rosen was involved in a car accident on Saturday in Los Angeles. Although there aren't a lot of details about the wreck, we do know three things: Rosen didn't get injured, he still has his sense of humor and his car got smashed. The reason we know those three things is because the Cardinals quarterback shared a picture of his wrecked car on Instagram. As you can see below, the rear door on the driver's side of Rosen's Tesla took a beating. Rosen also shared a second picture, and this time, he threw in a joke about the NFL's drug testing policy. "Dude, I'm telling you the NFL doesn't test for this stuff," the caption says in the photo below. Since Rosen has a guaranteed contract worth $17.6 million, he can likely use the giant dent in his car as an excuse to buy a new car. Although Rosen might end up replacing his car, it doesn't sound like the Cardinals plan on replacing him. Over the weekend, new Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury -- the same guy who once said he would take Kyler Murray with the top pick in the NFL Draft if he were in a position to make it happen -- gave Rosen a vote of confidence. "He needs to understand we are in this together and I want him to know he kind of has the keys to the castle and let's build this deal as a group," Kingsbury said. The Cardinals have the No. 1 overall pick in the draft this year and every draft writer here at CBSSports.com seems to believe what Kingsbury is selling when he says he won't be replacing Rosen. In the five mock drafts currently on our site, each writer has the Cardinals selecting Nick Bosa with the top overall pick. You can click here to see all five mock drafts.