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Quandre Diggs Sign On-Year Deal With Tennessee Titans As Team Rebuilds
Ten-year veteran Quandre Diggs inked a one-year $5 million deal with the Tennessee Titans. Diggs spent his last five seasons in Seattle, but the Seahawks cut him at the beginning of March under new head…
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After Taylor Decker Gets 3-Year, $60 Million Extension, What Will It Mean For The Detroit Lions?
The Detroit Lions continue their busy off-season. On Monday, general manager Brad Holmes signed offensive tackle Taylor Decker to a three-year extension worth up to $60 million. Roughly half of the contract, $31.83 million, is…
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Falcons’ Rondale Moore Carted Off Field With Serious Leg Injury
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Rondale Moore was carted off the field Wednesday after suffering a right leg injury, causing the team to end practice early. Moore was taken away in an air cast, indicating that…
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Former Giants Receiver Amani Toomer Rips Caleb Williams’ Leadership: ‘He’s Russell Wilson 2.0’
Super Bowl 42 champion Amani Toomer wasted no time calling out 2024’s number one pick, Caleb Williams, on his leadership skills. Specifically, Toomer went off since Williams ordered his teammates to take better care of the locker…
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After Making History, Transgender Runner Nikki Hiltz Falls Short In 1500-Meter Final
U.S. Olympic runner Nikki Hiltz became the first transgender and non-binary person to run in an Olympic track and field final after securing a third-place finish in the second semifinal of the 1500-meter. Hiltz clocked…
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Patriots Defeat Panthers In First Preseason Game Due To Joe Milton III’s Performance
The Jerod Mayo era has begun in Foxborough as the Patriots won their preseason opener 17-3 against the Carolina Panthers. Both offenses didn’t generate much scoring due to the rainy and damp weather, but rookie signal caller Joe…
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After Novak Djokovic Completes Golden Grand Slam, What’s Next For Tennis Icon
In one of Olympic history’s most thrilling tennis matches, Serbian star Novak Djokovic won gold over Spain’s Carlos Alcaraz, a battle of the second and third-ranked players in the world. Djokovic took the match in…
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After Phillies’ Manager Dave Roberts Is Ejected After Obstruction Call, A Rules Debate Rages On
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts was ejected from a game against the Philadelphia Phillies Wednesday for arguing a defensive obstruction call in the sixth inning. Los Angeles went on to lose 9-4, but Roberts…
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Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone Wins Gold In 400-Meter Hurdles
Olympic hurdler Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone put on a masterclass to add consecutive gold medals to her collection and keep her winning streak alive in global events. McLaughlin-Levrone finished at 50.37, lowering her record of 50.65 set in…
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49ers Still Holding Out In Trade Talks For Brandon Aiyuk
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is still on the trade block, but the team has reportedly not yet received an acceptable offer. The Browns and Patriots are both considered contenders to acquire Aiyuk,…
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Draymond Green Slams Team USA Head Coach Steve Kerr For Decision To Bench Jayson Tatum
For the second time in Paris, Golden State Warriors and U.S.A. men’s basketball head coach Steve Kerr decided to bench NBA champion and three-time first-team All-NBA small forward Jayston Tatum against Serbia on Thursday. The…
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Seahawks Pause Practice After Multiple Fights
Several Seahawks players contributed to a fight-fueled team practice Wednesday, leading new head coach Mike MacDonald to temporarily stop practice. Though MacDonald had to take time to talk sense into his players, he still expressed…
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Team USA Men’s Basketball Avoids Semi-Final Disaster, Comes Back To Defeat Serbia 95-91
Roster depth didn’t make a difference. If not for Steph Curry and Steph Curry alone, Team USA would be competing for a bronze medal this weekend. The United States survived a torrid upset bid from…
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Jim Harbaugh, Moving On To NFL, Receives NCAA Suspension & Show-Cause Penalty
Former Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh has been suspended for one year and given a four-year show-cause penalty. The NCAA made the announcement Wednesday after determining that Harbaugh “violated recruiting and inducement rules,” among other…
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American Cole Hocker Pulls Off Historic Upset To Win Gold At Paris Olympics
U.S. distance runner Cole Hocker flipped in the script inside the Stade De France Tuesday night as he surpassed Norway’s Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Britain’s Josh Kerr to take home gold in the Men’s 1500-meter final. Hocker completed the…
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Gabby Thomas Wins Gold Medal In Women’s 200-Meter Race
U.S. sprinter Gabby Thomas won a gold medal in the women’s 200-meter race, clocking in at 21.83 seconds. She bested St. Lucia’s Julien Alfred while Brittany Brown claimed bronze. Thomas is the first American track star since…
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After Bobby Finke Wins 1500M Gold, Team USA Wonders Why Other Male Swimmers Didn’t Do The Same
Bobby Finke dove into the water Sunday with 120 years of history on his back. Since 1904, an American male has won individual gold at the Olympics. But, down to their final event, no U.S.…
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Garrett Crochet Stays With Chicago White Sox After Strange Trade Demands
The Chicago White Sox are making history with a 17-game losing streak, holding the worst record in Major League Baseball. With the product on the field falling apart, the White Sox were in sell mode…
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Noah Lyles Wins 100M Gold At Paris Olympics In A Photo Finish, First American Since 2004 To Win Sprint
On Sunday, Noah Lyles completed the first leg of his Olympic double with a breathtaking 100-meter victory in Paris. Lyles defeated Jamacia’s Kishane Thompson by five one-thousandths of a second as a photo finish determined…
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White Sox Send Erick Fedde To Dodgers, Cardinals Trade Edman To Los Angeles In Three-Team Deal
The Cardinals, Dodgers and White Sox made huge moves this week with a three-team trade that sent Erick Fedde to St. Louis and Tommy Edman to Los Angeles. Tommy Pham was sent to the Cardinals while Michael Kopech joined Edman…
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Fight Breaks Out At Steelers Training Camp, O-Line Protects Justin Fields
A fight broke out during the Pittsburgh Steelers’ sixth day of training camp Wednesday. During a drill, linebacker Elandon Roberts reportedly hit quarterback Justin Fields late, provoking several offensive linemen into a dispute. With Russell…
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