Source: Anthony Richardson ends absence from Colts' workouts - ESPN
Indianapolis Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson Sr. reported Monday for voluntary offseason workouts after staying home the past two weeks, a source told ESPN's Stephen Holder.
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Skip Bayless to reunite with Stephen A. Smith on ESPN as First Take's ratings slip
Michael Malice joins Will Cain to discuss the "incentives" for political violence and President Trump’s unique "street guy" persona. Plus, the James Comey "8647" indictment and a debate on the exact year that movies started to suck.
Raiders' Fernando Mendoza faces criticism from college football coach over NFL readiness
Leigh Steinberg, who has represented the No. 1 overall pick in the NFL Draft a record eight times, gives his analysis on projected first pick Fernando Mendoza.
Amazon’s Duke deal hits immediate snag as Big Ten pushes back on Michigan game
OutKick's Chad Withrow and Jonathan Hutton discuss what has led to Kentucky's downfall as a premiere college basketball program.
Mavericks hire Masai Ujiri as president, alternate governor - ESPN
The Dallas Mavericks have agreed to hire Masai Ujiri as their team president and alternate governor, landing a lead basketball executive with proven champion experience after a six-month search process, the team announced Monday.
Sources: Sky sign G Natasha Cloud, waive Hailey Van Lith - ESPN
The Chicago Sky have signed guard Natasha Cloud, one of the highest-profile free agents who was still on the market, with sources telling ESPN the deal is for one year at $555,000.
Source: Packers signing veteran Tyrod Taylor as likely new QB2 - ESPN
A little more than a week after the NFL draft came and went without the Packers adding a quarterback, Green Bay is signing veteran Tyrod Taylor, a source told NFL Network.
Stefon Diggs says assault never happened as trial begins - ESPN
DEDHAM, Mass. — The assault trial of Stefon Diggs began Monday with a prosecutor describing how Diggs' private chef was slapped and put in a headlock while lawyers for the former New England Patriots wide receiver insisted he was innocent and that the violent attack never happened.