Source - Saints' Erik McCoy needs groin surgery, to miss time - ESPN
NEW ORLEANS — Saints center Erik McCoy is expected to have groin surgery this week and will miss time, a source confirmed to ESPN on Tuesday.
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NFL Week 3 season-saving wins: Rams, Broncos, Giants, Panthers - ESPN
I wrote last Monday about how desperately the NFL's 0-2 teams needed a victory in Week 3 to save their seasons. Apparently, most of them were listening. Six 0-2 teams won Sunday, with the Titans as the only holdout of the bunch. In a league in which it doesn't feel like there have been many consistently dominant teams through three weeks, 23 of 32 teams are either 2-1 or 1-2.
Alabama's Kalen DeBoer remarks on Trump possibly appearing at game vs Georgia
Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe discusses security measures for the former president following threats against his life.
Travis Kelce receives glowing praise from mom, TV director ahead of show premiere
Former NFL star Rob Gronkowski talked to Fox News Digital about the Kelce brothers reaching a major deal for their podcast.
Too many games – Erik ten Hag says injuries ‘almost unavoidable’ due to overload
Erik ten Hag warned expanded schedules are making injuries almost unavoidable for overloaded players as Manchester United prepare for their opener in the new-look Europa League.
Major Old Trafford landowner issues update on redevelopment around Manchester United stadium
A key player in the redevelopment of Old Trafford has said it is ‘committed to working’ with others to make the project happen.
College Football Playoff 2024 - Week 5 bubble watch - ESPN
The biggest difference with the introduction of the 12-team College Football Playoff this season — aside from the bigger bracket — is the guaranteed inclusion of the five highest-ranked conference champions. Which means Michigan isn't out because it lost to Texas. And USC isn't out because it lost to Michigan. And LSU isn't out because it lost to USC.
Packed calendar has overloaded top players, says United's Ten Hag
The best players have been overloaded due to a packed fixture calendar leaving them prone to injury, Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag said ahead of the Old Trafford side's Europa League opener against his boyhood club Twente on Wednesday.