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The Playbook: Shadow Reports, lineup locks and projected scores for Week 10
An all-encompassing look at the matchups to exploit or avoid and lineup locks in fantasy, as well as projected scores for all NFL games.[read more]
Buzz: Still have trade deadline adrenaline? Check out these 12 players in fantasy
The NFL trade deadline might be over, but fantasy managers should still consider trading for these players.[read more]
Inside the physical and mental toll of Malik Nabers' knee injury
Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers opens up about his rehab experience for the first time.[read more]
How Kobe, LeBron, Steph and Brady are helping Jayden Daniels chase greatness
The Commanders QB has tapped into some of sports' all-time greats like Brady and LeBron in search of an edge.[read more]
🏀 Men's hoops Power Rankings: A whole new list after two weeks of games
After two weeks of play, Florida tops the rankings, while Kansas and UCLA made big jumps with signature wins.[read more]
FIFA loses New York court ruling against UEFA in World Cup investor case
A judge in Manhattan denied requests by FIFA subsidiaries to block UEFA's attempts to get evidence about Gianni Infantino's failed World Cup investor plan.[read more]
Sources: Former Saint Louis star Avila finalizing deal to play for TCU
Former Saint Louis star Robbie Avila, the 2025 A-10 Player of the Year, is finalizing a deal to play for TCU this season, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Sources: Ole Miss RB Lacy to miss rest of season; could return or enter draft
Ole Miss running back Kewan Lacy, who has one year of eligiblity remaining, will miss the rest of the season with a left shoulder injury, sources told ESPN.[read more]
Records: NC State officials made aware of trainer allegations years ago
Former NC State Sports medicine director Robert Murphy stayed on the job despite signs of sexual misconduct with male athletes, according to documents obtained by ESPN.[read more]
Longtime sports broadcaster Hicks, husband of ESPN's Storm, dies at 64
Longtime NBC Sports broadcaster Dan Hicks has died at the age of 64 following an acute illness, his wife, ESPN broadcaster Hannah Storm, announced Thursday.[read more]