Dallas Cowboys 1st-Rounder Caleb Downs: I Got 'Bored' at Ohio State
Dallas Cowboys defensive back and first-round pick Caleb Downs was so dominant in college that he got bored. Like, literally.
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Ty Simpson: Had secret meeting with Rams' McVay before draft - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The Rams wanted to keep their interest in Ty Simpson close to the vest before the NFL draft, so the Alabama quarterback kept his meeting with coach Sean McVay «private,» he said Monday in an interview with Ian Fitzsimmons on ESPN Radio's «Amber & Ian.»
Optimistic Baker: New NCAA eligibility rules not retroactive - ESPN
As the NCAA considers a generational change to the organization's eligibility rules for athletes, some potential clarity emerged regarding one of the most vexing parts of the age-based eligibility proposal.
Allyson Felix aiming to compete at 2028 Los Angeles Games
LOS ANGELES, April 27 : Allyson Felix, the most decorated female track and field athlete of all time, plans to come out of retirement in a bid to compete at the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, she told TIME in an interview published on Monday.
Super Bowl champion reveals what part of the college-to-NFL transition doesn't get talked about enough
Super Bowl champion Steve Beuerlein talks to Fox News Digital about his draft day experience, the complexities of adjusting to the NFL from college.
Steve Kerr admits he was 'wrong' on Hong Kong, regrets calling Trump a 'buffoon'
Dan Dakich weighs in on Steve Kerr considering his future after being bounced from the playoffs.
Dodgers fire back at Cubs manager Craig Counsell over criticism of 'bizarre' Shohei Ohtani rule
Dave Roberts joins Colin Cowherd on The Herd to discuss managing Shohei Ohtani, the greatest player in baseball, and what he brings to the Los Angeles Dodgers both on and off the field.
Mike Tomlin talks Steelers exit, new analyst role with NBC - ESPN
In his first interview since he resigned as coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in February, Mike Tomlin told NBC's Maria Taylor that he walked away, in part, because of the recent lack of playoff success and a belief that some of his veterans were «worthy of the excitement and the optimism associated with new leadership.»