D.J. Moore Is Ready To ‘Ride Through H-E-L-L And Back’ With Caleb Williams
At the end of last season, D.J. Moore was convinced that Justin Fields was Chicago's quarterback of the future. But the Bears' front office had other plans.
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Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen on rookie Keon Coleman: 'What we needed in our offense'
While the Buffalo Bills brought in several players to replace outgoing wide receivers Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, rookie Keon Coleman — who Buffalo traded back twice to ultimately select with the No. 33 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft — is arguably their most crucial pickup, given his youth.
Everything to know about FOX Saturday Baseball: Cubs-Cardinals, Dodgers-Reds, Marlins-D-backs
One of baseball's most storied rivalries is renewed this Saturday on FOX, while two of the most unique stars in the sport face off in Cincinnati and last year's National League pennant winner looks to continue a recent hot streak in Miami.
Soto, back in San Diego for 1st time since trade, goes deep in 2nd at-bat - ESPN
It didn't take Yankees slugger Juan Soto long to show Padres fans what they are missing.
David Justice says Deion Sanders' Braves stint 'was never a distraction'
Once upon a time in Atlanta, Deion Sanders had the sports world in the palm of his hand.
Lowe -- The Boston Celtics Derrick White and the "small" trades that turn good teams into NBA champions - ESPN
EARLY IN DERRICK WHITE'S second season — but really his first, given he spent his rookie year in the G League — the San Antonio Spurs threw him into the fire as a starter.
Arizona Cardinals: No. 4 pick Marvin Harrison Jr. signs rookie deal
The Arizona Cardinals announced on Thursday that wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., whom they selected with the No. 4 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft out of Ohio State, has signed his rookie deal. It's a fully guaranteed, $35.4 million contract that includes a $22.5 million signing bonus, ESPN reported.
2024 NFL offseason: NFC teams' best, worst deals, picks, more - ESPN
With NFL free agency and the 2024 draft in the books, it's time to take a big-picture look backward at the offseason. This year, I've decided to encapsulate what I've learned about each team by handing every team a superlative for what it did this offseason. In some cases, teams furthered a trend they've exhibited for years. Others went in the opposite direction. Some made moves that form a clear plan. Others seemed to inexplicably change their plan between free agency in March and the draft in April.