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The New York Giants are «cautiously optimistic» that they can reach long-term deals with quarterback Daniel Jones and running back Saquon Barkley, who are both set to become free agents and are also candidates for the franchise tag.
College football leaders are meeting this week in Indianapolis to consider three rules changes that could shorten game times and reduce the number of plays during games this upcoming season, a continued push to monitor player safety as the sport prepares for a 12-team College Football Playoff beginning in 2024.
Former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has warned Manchester United against getting complacent after winning the Carabao Cup at the weekend.
Mounty prisoners 'on the run' isn't a phrase that alarms Eddie Mullins on Saturday mornings, with the governor of the Dublin prison an advocate for the athletic endeavours of inmates within the confines of the facility.
BENGALURU : As the all-conquering Novak Djokovic continues to cast a shadow on the next generation, teenager Carlos Alcaraz's fearless approach marks him out as a player with the potential to dethrone him, sports psychology experts have told Reuters.
Trek-Segafredo have suspended Antonio Tiberi for 20 days without pay after he was fined by the courts in San Marino for killing a cat with a gun, an act his team described as «reprehensible». Tiberi – who was fined £4,000 for the incident – has issued a lengthy statement on his Instagram page apologising, describing his actions as «tremendously stupid and irresponsible». He said he had no intentions of killing the animal.
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PHILADELPHIA — Irv Cross was a man of faith and devout fan of football who, in his final years, could no longer attend Bible study or watch NFL games with friends. The degenerative brain disease that festered inside the former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback had triggered depression, mood swings and the type of memory loss that forced him into isolation.