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Peter Sarsgaard "can't imagine" being married to a non-actor.
The 53-year-old actor has been married to Hollywood star Maggie Gyllenhaal since 2009, and Peter has explained that they "take turns" with their work.
The movie star - who has daughters Ramona, 18, and Gloria Ray, 12, with Maggie - told PEOPLE: "I think it would be a lot more difficult to be married to someone who had a more consistent type of employment in one place."
Despite this, Peter acknowledged that making a film or TV show requires a certain level of "sacrifice".
He shared: "I think at one point I used to think that I would work more if I could. But I think that's wrong.
"I think I would've done a lot more things that I was not proud of. So when I say yes to do something, it's some type of sacrifice for me. Not a big one. Everyone else has got bigger sacrifices in the world, but just talking like artistically - I can't work constantly. I have a whole other life. I have a family."
Meanwhile, Peter recently claimed that acting has helped him to become "a more fully evolved person".
The actor grew up in "pretty closeted parts of America" and his immediate family members were often reluctant to express their emotions.
Speaking to the Observer newspaper, Peter shared: "I lived with a lot of very sensitive people.
"Mental illness was a real thing in my house. Around those people, in those types of potentially volatile situations, you want to keep everything chill. And I’m very good at it.
"I spent a lot of my time as a kid trying to read the minds of people who didn’t know their own minds. It’s a skill I developed. I’m frequently thinking about what other people are thinking."
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After Ja'Whaun Bentley and Jon Rhattigan departed their practice squad, the Pittsburgh Steelers have continued to seek out replacements for the two veteran linebackers. Alongside signing Jacoby Windmon, the Steelers hosted former first-round pick Isaiah Simmons for a workout at their South Side facility as they prepare to face the Cleveland Browns in Week 6, per multiple reports. Simmons' Prior Experience Simmons spent his entire collegiate career at Clemson, which began with a redshirt year in 2016, during which he appeared in one game and recorded a single tackle. Over the following three seasons, he helped the program win a national title (2018) while posting 237 tackles, 9.5 sacks and four interceptions while being named an All-American in 2019. Lauded for his athleticism and versatility on defense, Simmons ran a 4.39-second 40-yard dash to go alongside a 39-inch vertical at the NFL Scouting Combine in 2020. The Arizona Cardinals selected him with the No. 8 overall pick in that year's draft, but he never quite lived up to the hype for them. After logging 258 tackles, 7.5 sacks and four interceptions for the team through the 2022 season, Simmons was traded to the New York Giants ahead of the 2023 campaign. He would end up appearing in a total of 34 contests for the Giants through 2024, racking up 71 tackles and an interception in the process, before signing with the Green Bay Packers back in April. Simmons was released after not making their initial 53-man roster, however, and has remained a free agent ever since. Simmons' Potential Fit in Pittsburgh Simmons has been used as an edge rusher, off-ball linebacker, safety and slot defender throughout his career, further showcasing just how versatile he is. The 27-year-old has also logged 563 special teams reps throughout his career, and he spent a majority of his snaps (86) from the slot with the Giants as opposed to in the box (73) or up front on the defensive line (10) last season, per Pro Football Focus. If Pittsburgh were to go forward and sign Simmons, he could theoretically provide depth at a number of different positions while also helping out on special teams. Though he hasn't fulfilled the expectations placed on him when he first entered the league, he could still provide value to the Steelers should he eventually join the team.
Bengals' Zac Taylor explains shocking Joe Flacco move for Packers game
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49ers’ Kyle Shanahan Reveals George Kittle Development Amid NFL Season
Six-time Pro Bowl tight end George Kittle’s 2025 season for the San Francisco 49ers got off to a problematic start. The former Iowa Hawkeyes star, who produced 78 receptions for 1,106 yards and eight touchdowns last season, suffered a hamstring injury in the Niners’ season-opening win against the Seattle Seahawks and has since missed his team’s last four games. After undergoing an MRI on his hamstring, it was determined that it was going to be a multi-week injury for the two-time All-Pro TE. This forced the 49ers to place Kittle on injured reserve, meaning he would miss at least four weeks. Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan, however, revealed some good news on the Kittle front on Wednesday. Kittle has already been ruled out for Sunday’s game against Baker Mayfield and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but according to Shanahan, Kittle has a chance to return for San Francisco’s Week 7 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons (h/t Niners reporter David Lombardi of The San Francisco Standard). This is a crucial development for Kittle, who appears to be on track to make his comeback after five missed games. For the 49ers, Kittle’s imminent return boosts the team’s passing game as an added target, as well as providing elite in-line blocking against edge rushers. This news also comes at an ideal time for San Francisco as it continues to deal with multiple injuries to its star players. Quarterback Brock Purdy (toe), wide receiver Ricky Pearsall (knee), WR Jauan Jennings (ankle/rib) and WR Brandon Aiyuk (knee) are all still on the mend, while the Niners recently lost defensive end Nick Bosa to a season-ending ACL tear. Kittle’s return should serve as a psychological boost for the Niners as they try to continue building on their strong 4-1 start to the season.
Steelers Announce Jalen Ramsey, Jaylen Warren Updates Before Browns Game
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