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WR Hopkins tries coaching as Georgia Tech asst.
Five-time All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has joined Georgia Tech as assistant wide receivers coach but says he isn't retiring as a player yet.[read more]
🏈 Clay's Playbook: A winning fantasy strategy
Mike Clay goes position by position and lays out a successful approach for 2026 fantasy football drafts.[read more]
Bears' Johnson: 2026 'definitely a contract year'
Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson is approaching the 2026 season with his sights set on another payday.[read more]
Titans' Levis: There aren't 32 QBs better than me
Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis, entering his fourth season, still believes he's "a dang good quarterback" in the NFL, he told reporters Saturday, as he continues to battle for the team's backup position behind former No. 1 pick Cam Ward.[read more]
KD compares 76ers' star power to his Warriors
Kevin Durant compared the new-look 76ers to his Warriors teams in terms of offensive firepower after Philly adding LeBron James in free agency.[read more]
Chiefs rookie standout Allen bruised, Worthy hurt
Chiefs wide receiver Cyrus Allen sustained a shin bruise during a special teams drill, a source said, while fellow receiver Xavier Worthy also left the field early because of a shoulder injury.[read more]
Bills' Gardner-Johnson carted off with leg injury
Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was carted to the locker room after suffering a lower-body injury during Saturday's training camp practice.[read more]
Sources: Pirates take shot, trade for Yanks' Doval
Seeking bullpen help in their quest to end an 11-year postseason drought, the Pirates have agreed to a trade for Yankees reliever Camilo Doval, sources told ESPN.[read more]
49ers' Pearsall to have season-ending surgery
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall is expected to have surgery on the nagging PCL injury that dates back to last season and will be out for the year, general manager John Lynch told reporters.[read more]
Five friends, an MLB ballpark road trip and jars full of players' spit
How a "weird" idea from "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" turned into a 1996 baseball road trip of a lifetime.[read more]