Trump's presidency made it possible for Aaron Rodgers to be in VP discussion, columnist says
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Aaron Rodgers as potential RFK Jr vice president would mean massive pay cut
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AFC Asks Ousted AIFF Legal Head To Submit Evidence Of Corruption Charges Against Kalyan Chaubey
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has asked the AIFF's ousted legal head, Nilanjan Bhattacharjee, to submit evidence for the allegations of corruption he has levelled against national federation head Kalyan Chaubey, calling it a serious matter. AIFF president Chaubey on March 6 served a legal notice to the organisation's former principal legal advisor Bhattacharjee for accusing him of corruption. Bhattacharjee, in a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has alleged that Chaubey was part of non-transparent tender processes and made attempts to "siphon off money from the federation" for personal expenses.
Raiders release Jimmy Garoppolo after first season of 3-year deal, PED suspension
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Exclusive-Paris mayor Hidalgo makes plans for June pool party in the Seine
PARIS : Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo doubled down on Wednesday on plans for a dip in the Seine this summer, and nudged the aquatic adventure towards pool party territory as she invited President Emmanuel Macron to dig out his swimming trunks and join her.
Chiefs president says 'leaving Kansas City' is an 'option' amid stadium tax vote
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Dana White keeping Bud Light as UFC beer sponsor a 'brilliant business move,' ex-ESPN star Sage Steele says
Former ESPN star Sage Steele tells "OutKick The Morning" why she supports the UFC president's decision to keep Bud Light as its beer sponsor.
Ex-Jaguars employee Amit Patel sentenced to prison for fraud - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Amit Patel, the former Jacksonville Jaguars employee who pleaded guilty to stealing $22 million from the team, was sentenced to 6½ years in prison on Tuesday.