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Sources: Jazz, George reach $157.5M extension
The Utah Jazz and guard Keyonte George have agreed to a five-year, $157.5 million contract extension, sources told ESPN.[read more]
🎥 Knicks' Brunson to appear on 'Law & Order: SVU'
NBC announced Thursday that Jalen Brunson will appear in the season's fifth episode, which is scheduled to air Nov. 5.[read more]
Gilmore, '19 NFL DPOY, retires as member of Pats
Stephon Gilmore, a two-time All-Pro cornerback and the NFL's 2019 Defensive Player of the Year, is signing a one-day contract in New England to retire as a member of the Patriots,[read more]
Cavaliers promote Weems to take over GM role
The Cavaliers are promoting Brandon Weems, who has been with the team for the past decade, to serve as general manager.[read more]
With Penix not ready, Falcons again turn to QB Rush vs. Panthers
The Falcons will start quarterback Cooper Rush for the second straight week, coach Kevin Stefanski said Friday.[read more]
Ex-U.S. youth defender Banks chooses Germany over USMNT
The German Football Federation announced on Friday that coveted dual national defender Noahkai Banks has pledged his international future to Germany over the United States.[read more]
Mired in historic interception drought, Jets rule out Fitzpatrick
The Jets, mired in the longest interception drought in NFL history, will be without their most accomplished interceptor Sunday against the Packers as former All-Pro safety Minkah Fitzpatrick was ruled out with a groin injury.[read more]
Rams coach McVay: No more Australia trips 'ever again'
Rams coach Sean McVay is hoping to brush off his team's lackluster season-opening loss to the 49ers by not thinking about Australia -- for a very long time.[read more]
Burrow good to go, Stewart to debut for Bengals
Bengals QB Joe Burrow (back) was a full participant at Friday's practice and is set to start in Sunday's road affair against the Texans.[read more]
How and why Missouri is claiming a college football title 66 years later
Like Oklahoma State and Auburn before, another team is ready to hang a banner long after the season's games were played.[read more]