Browns release Pro Bowl quarterback Tyler Huntley after initially making roster
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Jets in 'complete disarray,' according to anonymous NFL agent: 'Vibe inside the building is terrible'
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Giants make unprecedented move to unretire number for rookie Malik Nabers
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Forgotten Man United man receives shock England call-up as Harry Maguire returns to squad
Former Manchester United midfielder Angel Gomes has received his first England call-up. The 23-year-old, who left United in June 2020, has spent the last four years at Lille.
Ivan Toney headlines daring 3-man Rangers transfer wishlist as Ibrox royalty serves up the truth to Todd Cantwell
Iconic Rangers striker Mark Hateley has named Ivan Toney as his dream transfer as he teased the £50m-rated striker is exactly what Philippe Clement needs – even though he is poised for a mega millions Brentford exit.
"India Eyeing Double-Digit Athletics Medals In Paralympics 2024": Athletics Head Coach
India can clinch 10 medals including five golds in athletics at the Paralympics starting on Wednesday, reckoned para athletics head coach Satyanarayana, adding that the aim will be to better their performances from the last edition. Satyanarayana said the Indian athletes have trained intensely for the Paris Para Games as an overall contingent of 84 athletes — 52 men and 32 women — will take part in the event. It will also be India's largest contingent ever at the Paralympics.
Nitesh Kumar-Thulasimathi Murugesan Wins All-India Para Badminton Clash In Paralympics 2024
India's Nitesh Kumar and Thulasimathi Murugesan had little difficulty overcoming country-mates Suhas Yathiraj and Palak Kohli in the opening group stage match of badminton mixed doubles (SL3-SU5) at the Paralympic Games here on Thursday. The Nitesh-Thulasimathi duo won the Group A contest 21-14, 21-17 in 31 minutes. Nitesh, 29, who hails from Karnal district in Haryana, and young Thulasimathi, a veterinary science student from Tamil Nadu who had won the mixed bronze at the Asian Para Games in Hangzhou, encountered little challenge in the first game and at one stage they were leading by seven points.