Steelers' Mike Tomlin: 'all options' on the table at QB in 2022
Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.
Bowling Sport News
Yorkshire appoint former West Indies all-rounder Gibson as new head coach
Yorkshire have appointed Ottis Gibson as their new head coach with the former West Indies all-rounder signing a three-year contract, the county club said on Wednesday, following a number of staff changes after a racism scandal.
Sydney Thunder pace ace Mohammad Hasnaian reported for suspect action
BBL pace sensation Mohammad Hasnain has been reported for a suspected illegal bowling action.
Ashes 40 for 40: Vote now on the 40 best men's Ashes moments from the past 40 years of the greatest Test series
The men's Ashes is one of the most storied rivalries in sport, with countless memorable moments from across the ages.
NFL draft order for 2022: First-round picks from 1 to 32, including Jaguars, Lions and Texans in top three
The order for the top 24 picks in the first round of the 2022 NFL draft is set — after a bit of Week 18 chaos — with the Jacksonville Jaguars picking No. 1 and the Detroit Lions picking No. 2. Could both teams be thinking pass-rusher with their selections? NFL draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. ranks a pair of defensive ends 1-2 on his Big Board: Aidan Hutchinson (Michigan) and Kayvon Thibodeaux (Oregon). The Jags and Lions both won on Sunday to lock in the top two picks, followed by the Houston Texans at No. 3.
2022 Women's Ashes preview: Can England put up a better fight against Australia this time around?
Australian cricket fans were given plenty to cheer about the last time the women's Ashes were played, as the national team kept hold of the urn in a landslide victory, 12 points to 4.
A one-sided Ashes, but Australia's memories of Scott Boland, Usman Khawaja and Cameron Green make for a special series
So it ends. Certainly not with a bang, but is it possible to offer something less than a whimper?
NFL exec predictions for 2022 - Quarterback shuffling and trades, coach changes, future teams for Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson
The NFL promises change. Impatient owners and general managers fire coaches after one or two years. Quarterbacks like the sound of new homes. Franchises embrace rebuilds with more frequency, and draft picks are traded like baseball cards on a school bus. And if Tom Brady can sign with Tampa Bay in 2020, then nothing appears off the table in 2022.