Lisandro Martinez joins Man United training camp before Dublin friendly
Lisandro Martinez has joined up with Manchester United’s pre-season training camp in Dublin as the last of the players afforded an extended break following the World Cup.
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QB Jaxson Dart lauded for inbounds slide at Giants camp - ESPN
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart slid after a third-down run during Monday's practice. It's likely not something he would have done during his rookie year, when his unwillingness to get down possibly contributed to being examined on five different occasions for a concussion.
Fantasy Football 'Do Not Draft' list: Giants' young trio among players being overvalued - ESPN
The New York Giants, anything but a juggernaut NFL offense since the Eli Manning days, seem to have built something quite intriguing and potentially magical with QB Jaxson Dart, RB Cam Skattebo and WR Malik Nabers. The problem is that those young players — two of them NFL first-round selections — were barely on the field together last season (18 snaps), and those concerns continue in 2026.
FIFA denies Infantino is seeking Trump administration help as pressure mounts over his leadership
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said the Trump administration contributed to a historic cultural event during a FIFA reception at Trump Tower.
Falcons announce defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich's wife Cristina died after battle with cancer
Kyler Murray and J.J. McCarthy are battling to be the starting QB of the Minnesota Vikings. Danny Parkins, Eric Mangini and Greg Jennings ask which QB should start and whether the Atlanta Falcons are already in trouble.
Super Bowl champion Plaxico Burress compares playing for Jets to his time in prison: 'A f—king loser'
Plaxico Burress says he felt like a "loser" during his Jets tenure and likened it to his time in prison. (This video contains AI-assisted content)
IOC declines to investigate Gianni Infantino over Trump's call about Folarin Balogun red card
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said the Trump administration contributed to a historic cultural event during a FIFA reception at Trump Tower.
IOC won’t pursue its member Infantino over FIFA red-card ruling at World Cup
GENEVA: IOC member and FIFA leader Gianni Infantino will not have to explain to the Olympic body how US President Donald Trump helped to stop a player’s ban at the World Cup. The IOC said on Friday it has no jurisdiction to investigate Infantino’s alleged lack of political neutrality. A London-based NGO formally complained this month to the International Olympic Committee ethics commission about Infantino, including his part in ensuring United States forward Folarin Balogun did not serve a mandatory one-game ban despite being sent off in the previous game. The IOC’s Olympic Charter cites neutrality among “fundamental principles of Olympism” for sports bodies like FIFA and its 100-plus members, which has included Infantino since 2020. No formal investigation will be opened, the IOC said, because the complaint by rights group FairSquare did not relate to FIFA’s or Infantino’s specific relations with the Olympic body. The complaint “refers only to (FIFA’s) decisions on its governance and its management, including its relations with government, and to (FIFA’s) implementation of the rules of its sport,” the IOC said in a statement. “Consequently, the complaint falls outside the IOC ethics commission’s jurisdiction,” the statement said. The ethics body does not have independent powers to start investigations and sanction officials, but can make recommendations to the IOC executive board chaired by President Kirsty Coventry.