Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa said Wednesday that Tyreek Hill is putting in the work to rebuild trust with his teammates after his comments in last season’s final game.… Continue Reading »
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Packers training camp observations: Emptying the notebook on Day 1
The Packers’ first training camp practice is in the books. Let’s empty the notebook and discuss what took place.… Continue Reading »
Fabregas: ‘Never say never’ on Messi, Como move
Como boss Cesc Fabregas has said Lionel Messi is happy in U.S but hasn’t ruled out the possibility of his former Barcelona teammate signing for the Italian club one day.… Continue Reading »
Source: Leverkusen, Juve chase Chelsea’s Sterling
Juventus and Bayer Leverkusen are among the clubs interested in Chelsea winger Raheem Sterling, a source has told ESPN.… Continue Reading »
Jota’s wife posts tribute on wedding anniversary
The wife of the late Liverpool forward Diogo Jota has posted a “forever” message on social media on what would have been their first month wedding anniversary.… Continue Reading »
Euro 2025 semifinal live updates: Spain vs. Germany
Enjoy live updates and instant analysis from the second Euro 2025 semifinal between Spain and Germany… Continue Reading »
Spain finally have all of Barcelona’s midfield stars in top form together
Putellas, Bonmatí and Guijarro have been unable to combine for Spain as they do for Barcelona.… Continue Reading »
FSU QB Castellanos standing firm on Bama jab
New Florida State QB Tommy Castellanos, who took a perceived shot at Alabama, the Seminoles’ Week 1 opponent, says he meant “no disrespect” to the Tide but stands on his comments.… Continue Reading »
Eagles vets bristle at ‘defending champions’ label
The Eagles enter the 2025 campaign hyper-focused on turning the page from their Super Bowl run last season, to the point where terms such as “defending champs” and “repeat” are being left on the cutting-room floor.… Continue Reading »
Oregon’s Lanning: Tighten CFP to wrap by Jan. 1
Oregon coach Dan Lanning is advocating for college football to adopt an NFL-style schedule with limited open weeks, no long layoffs for playoff teams and a season that wraps on Jan. 1.… Continue Reading »