Aaron Rodgers gives cheeky response when asked about reasons to work out
Colin Cowherd sounds off on Aaron Rodgers’ prolonged silence, questioning how long the Pittsburgh Steelers can afford to wait while their season plans hang in limbo.
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Brighton boss Hürzeler slams Arsenal tactics, wants 'clear rules' - ESPN
BRIGHTON, England — Brighton & Hove Albion boss Fabian Hürzeler has launched a scathing attack on Arsenal's time-wasting tactics by calling on the Premier League to intervene as the Gunners «play by their own rules.»
Rodgers: Future remains unclear despite Steelers' McCarthy hire - ESPN
PITTSBURGH — Here we go (again).
NBA legend doubles down on strange Caitlin Clark comparison
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WNBPA exec committee says latest CBA proposal 'not worth taking' - ESPN
The WNBPA's seven-player executive committee on Wednesday said in a statement it remains «united» and that a recent player survey reaffirms the league's current proposal for a new collective bargaining agreement «is not worth taking.»
‘Realistic’ Michael Carrick has his say on potential Manchester United title bid
A “realistic” Michael Carrick would not be drawn on suggestions his Manchester United side have entered themselves into the Premier League title race but said “you can’t rule anything out”.
2026 NFL free agency: Projecting deals for QB Malik Willis - ESPN
While this NFL offseason doesn't project to have as much exciting quarterback movement as previous years, one free agent has certainly jumped out. Quarterback Malik Willis, who was drafted by the Titans in the third round of the 2022 draft, has had a serviceable past two seasons with the Packers as Jordan Love's backup. Willis is a true wild card in this free agent class, though. He has only six career starts, but his upside could land him a deal worth $20-$30 million per year.
Aaron Rhooms, built on belief and family bond, looks to make history with TMU at U Sports Final 8
Her first real foray into the kitchen was back when she was barely a teenager. Zoë Rhooms knew the athlete in the family had a sweet tooth and she always looked out for her big brother, Aaron. When he was nine, Aaron told Zoë and their parents that when he grew up, he was going to be the next Batman. Then a few weeks later, Aaron came home from school and declared to everyone he had changed career paths — a basketball player he’d be.