Jake Paul-Nate Diaz boxing match set for Aug. 5 in Dallas
Two of the biggest personalities in combat sports will clash this summer.
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Lions trade Jeff Okudah, No. 3 pick from 2020 NFL Draft, to Falcons
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Ohio State AD backs coach Ryan Day despite losses to Michigan
COLUMBUS, Ohio — In spite of back-to-back losses to rival Michigan, Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith reiterated his confidence in coach Ryan Day, telling ESPN on Tuesday that «he's my CEO» and that they've talked about everything from personnel to playcalling and what they «need to do better.»
Lions trade former No. 3 overall pick Jeff Okudah to Falcons
The Detroit Lions are trading cornerback Jeff Okudah to the Atlanta Falcons, Okudah's agent, Kevin Conner of Universal Sports & Entertainment Management, told ESPN.
What it's like for an NFL GM with the No. 1 draft pick
Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles was a popular figure at the scouting combine in Indianapolis in late February, thanks to owning the No. 1 draft pick and the most salary cap space in the NFL. He was so popular, in fact, he had to change hotels.
Ex-NFL quarterback Dwayne Haskins was ‘targeted and drugged’ in ‘blackmail’ plot before death, lawsuit alleges
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2023 NFL draft: Louis Riddick's favorite prospects, sleepers
The 2023 NFL draft is getting close, and I've been watching a ton of tape on the class' top prospects to prepare for the three-day event at the end of April. This class has a lot to like across the board, but a few players always seem to emerge as my favorites every spring. This year, five potential first-rounders and five sleepers who will likely get picked on Day 2 stood out for me. These are guys I'd be targeting if I were running an NFL team and players I think have a really good chance to be stars in the pros.
2023 NFL draft wide receiver projections: Rankings, stats, comps
It used to be rare for a rookie wide receiver to make a big impact, but that paradigm is changing. A rookie wide receiver with 1,000 receiving yards may now be a perennial occurrence. Every NFL draft since 2019 has had a rookie receiver hit the 1,000-yard mark, and the 2022 draft had two (although that may partially be a function of the league moving to a 17-game season).