Chiefs use nonexclusive franchise tag on CB L'Jarius Sneed - ESPN
The Kansas City Chiefs officially placed the nonexclusive franchise tag on cornerback L'Jarius Sneed on Monday.
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Manchester United finally have a reason for optimism despite defeat in Manchester derby
Hundreds of limbs and elbows were sent flying in the South Stand when Marcus Rashford's thunderbolt stunned the Etihad in the Manchester derby on Sunday.
Chris Mortensen, award-winning NFL reporter, dead at 72
Chris Mortensen, the award-winning journalist who covered the NFL for close to four decades, including 32 as a senior analyst at ESPN, died Sunday morning. He was 72.
ESPN NFL reporter Chris Mortensen dead at 72
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Ranji Trophy: Himanshu Mantri Hundred Gives Madhya Pradesh Edge Over Vidarbha
Himanshu Mantri showed patience and technical aptitude while constructing a fine hundred to singlehandedly guide Madhya Pradesh to 252 in their first innings against Vidarbha on the second day of their Ranji Trophy semifinal in Nagpur on Sunday. Mantri's 126 off 265 balls (13x4, 1x6) helped Madhya Pradesh to gain a small yet significant 82-run lead after beginning the day at 47 for one. In their second innings, Vidarbha reached 13 for the loss of Atharva Taide at stumps, trailing by 69 runs.
What NFL Teams Need/Want In The Offseason: NFC East
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'Probably his last' - Ineos changes at Man United suggest anything else would be 'illogical'
Sunday's Manchester derby at the Etihad Stadium could be Erik ten Hag's final league derby in charge of Manchester United.
Owner of Britain's oldest Punch and Judy show says 'I won't cancel'
The owner of Britain's oldest Punch and Judy show has spoken out amid concerns about the future of the puppets. Jason Codman, 55, says he has no plans to stop the show. His booth in Llandudno, north Wales, has been running for 160 years after his great-great-grandfather Richard Codman started the Llandudno show in 1860