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Buzz from 12 training camps -- including the latest on Jones, Mahomes and Hunter
Here's what we heard on the road at training camp for 12 teams, including the Colts, Chiefs and many others.[read more]

Five NFL trades that make too much sense: Which teams should make deals over the next month?
Rosters are mostly locked in for 2026, but we crafted five potential win-win deals that teams should consider making before Week 1.[read more]

ESPN's preseason schedule evaluation: The teams with the toughest and easiest stretches
We break down which teams face the biggest challenges and which have the easiest roads ahead.[read more]

Bill Connelly's best games of the 2026 college football season
See the Power 4 games with highest combined SP+ ratings and a projected scoring margin under eight points.[read more]

🎥 'Ted Lasso' filmed at real NWSL club
The new season of "Ted Lasso" was filmed in the U.S. at a real-life NWSL club for a cameo that serves as a key plot point of the show.[read more]

Messi goals help Miami start Leagues Cup in rout
Lionel Messi scored a stellar pair of goals to guide his team to a come-from-behind 4-2 rout of Atlético de San Luis in its first game of the 2026 Leagues Cup.[read more]

Indiana's Daley limited in first practice after return
Indiana defensive end Stephen Daley practiced in a limited role for the Hoosiers on Wednesday as he ramps his way up from a season-ending knee injury suffered in December.[read more]

Van set for rematch against Pantoja at UFC 331
A flyweight title rematch between Joshua Van and Alexandre Pantoja will headline UFC 331 in September, officials announced Thursday.[read more]

Judge reexamined, says 'I'll be back this season'
Yankees star Aaron Judge, who has not played in a game since May 31, was cleared for "light activity" after he had his fractured rib re-imaged Tuesday and remains confident he will return to play this season.[read more]

PCA states MVP case as he, Ohtani wow Wrigley
Pete Crow-Armstrong emerged as the favorite to win NL MVP on Wednesday after slugging two home runs in a win against the Dodgers that saw their star, Shohei Ohtani, also go deep twice.[read more]