Rashee Rice sentenced to jail time, probation after 2024 car crash as possible NFL suspension looms: report
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Commanders agree to deal with Von Miller in effort to bolster their pass rush: report
Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes, and Chris Broussard break down whether Jayden Daniels will take a massive leap with the Washington Commanders this season and what it means for the team’s future.
Missouri coach likes Big Ten's CFP plan, more system overhauls - ESPN
ATLANTA — Missouri coach Eliah Drinkwitz on Thursday unabashedly advocated for a playoff format that runs contrary to many of his SEC peers, aligning himself with the Big Ten's proposal of four automatic qualifiers for the Big Ten and SEC in a 16-team field in 2026.
Chiefs' Patrick Mahomes expresses concern about the NFL's potential move to 18-game schedule
Nick Wright reacts to Patrick Mahomes calling the Kansas City Chiefs’ Week 2 Super Bowl rematch against the Philadelphia Eagles a "great challenge" and explains what this early-season matchup means for the defending champs.
Ex-wrestler, MMA star Askren recovering from lung transplant - ESPN
MILWAUKEE — Former Olympic wrestler and MMA star Ben Askren, who has been hospitalized in Wisconsin after a severe case of pneumonia, said in a post on social media Wednesday that he had undergone a double lung transplant and is in recovery.
Radio host demands Patrick Mahomes 'stop the fast food' as weight concerns arise
The Kansas City Chiefs have the best odds to win the AFC West as mandatory minicamps begin. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask if anyone in the division can usurp the Chiefs.
Gracie Hunt, daughter of Chiefs owners, mourns loss of young relative killed in Texas floods
Mercy Chefs founder and CEO Gary LeBlanc joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how his nonprofit has stepped up to aid Texas families and first responders in wake of the catastrophic flooding in Central Texas.
Sources: Oklahoma AD Castiglione to retire from full-time role - ESPN
Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione will retire from his full-time role during the upcoming school year, bringing an end to the longest-tenured run for a current AD in major college sports, sources told ESPN.