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Sanders boasts that he is someone who can change a team's culture, who has the mental toughness to lead a franchise.
Stafford wasn’t going to fall into the same trap that has swallowed precious years of Aaron Rodgers’ career, leaving him in search of a way to bookend his NFL legacy with something other than failure with the Jets.
If Stafford was Plan A for the Raiders and Giants, they now need a Plan B. Here's what makes the most sense for them, as well as three other teams in search of a quarterback.
There are some veteran receivers and some good defensive line options available.
Smith is free to negotiate with other teams, and the Chiefs have a chance to match.
Embiid was hobbled all season by a left knee that probably need more post-surgery recovery time during the offseason.
The reigning, defending World Series champions aren't the fantasy baseball juggernaut many believe they are.
The Browns have said that they don't want to trade Garrett, even as the star defensive end makes it clear that he wants out of Cleveland.
On this episode of Good Word with Goodwill, Vince and Dan Titus react to Kevin Durant's latest comments on a return to Golden State, will Luka be a Laker long term and is Anthony Davis right to believe someone knew he was being traded to Dallas ahead of time. Later, Paul George is pressing pause on his podcast and Jayson Tatum feels like he's not being appreciated.
Stephen Curry remains the best shooter of all time.
You can't win a fantasy baseball league without hitting on a few breakouts.
Shaedon Sharpe threw down a ridiculous poster on Wednesday night in Washington.
Arizona State's breakout star allegedly injured a teammate by jumping onto a full golf cart.
At least New York nailed its WR selection last year — Malik Nabers is going to the moon, provided the Giants get the right astronaut in the pilot’s chair.
Scott Pianowski explains why he'd take another superstar ahead of Shohei Ohtani in drafts this fantasy baseball season.
Fantasy baseball analyst Fred Zinkie still does his own projections — here are some interesting findings.
The revelation comes at a time when North Carolina is in jeopardy of missing the NCAA tournament for the second time in three seasons.
Steve Sarkisian has almost everything working for him, and the stage appears set for something big. The expectations also are astronomical.
Some players are returning to familiar defensive homes. Others will play somewhere for the very first time this season.
The nation's leading rusher and Heisman Trophy runner-up will run drills at Boise State's pro day.
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