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SportsDolphins' Bayron Matos Transported by Helicopter to Hospital After Suffering Injury in Training Camp
Second-year Dolphins OT Bayron Matos was airlifted to a local hospital after suffering an undisclosed injury late in Miami's first training camp practice, leaving camp in stable condition.
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SportsDolphins Cornerback, Former First-Round Pick Artie Burns Feared to Have Torn ACL, Per Report
Artie Burns, 30, left Miami Dolphins camp on crutches during the team's first practice amid fears of a torn ACL — the former Pittsburgh first-round pick is awaiting an MRI for confirmation.
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SportsSeahawks Legend Bobby Wagner Joins Storm Ownership Group
Commanders LB Bobby Wagner — who won Super Bowl XLVIII with the Seahawks and earned six first-team All-Pro nods — joins the Seattle Storm's ownership group as the first active NFL player to hold WNBA equity.
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SportsIndiana Fever Returns to the Upside Down: Stranger Things Uniforms Make Comeback
Indiana Fever bring back their Stranger Things alternate jerseys for the Netflix series' final season — dark reds, retro fonts, and a supernatural edge that made them fan favorites the first time around.
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SportsJets Unveil State-of-the-Art Locker Room
The New York Jets rolled out a completely renovated locker room at their Atlantic Health Training Center this week
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SportsWNBA All-Star Game Ratings Drop 36% Without Caitlin Clark
The WNBA All-Star Game without Caitlin Clark drew 2.19 million viewers on ABC, a 36% drop from last year's record 3.44 million — a stark look at one player's effect on league ratings.
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SportsCollege Sports Commission Relaxes NIL Collective Restrictions Following Legal Pressure
Under legal pressure, the College Sports Commission agreed to treat NIL collectives more like standard businesses — potentially reopening a major loophole in the House settlement's revenue-sharing framework.
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SportsAlabama Wide Receiver Ryan Williams Signs Nike NIL Deal
Alabama wide receiver Ryan Williams, who led the Tide with 865 receiving yards and 8 TDs as a freshman, has signed a Nike NIL deal — making him just the second college football player on the brand's roster.
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SportsJC Tretter Resigns from NFLPA
Former Browns center JC Tretter resigned as the NFLPA's chief strategy officer and took himself out of consideration for interim executive director — just days after Lloyd Howell's surprise exit.
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SportsPhiladelphia Eagles receive their Super Bowl LIX Championship Rings
The Philadelphia Eagles received their Super Bowl LIX championship rings — created by Jason of Beverly Hills — in a ceremony following their dominant 40-22 victory over Kansas City.
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SportsNFLPA Executive Director Lloyd Howell Steps Down Amid Mounting Controversies
Lloyd Howell Jr. stepped down as NFLPA executive director late Thursday night, acknowledging that his leadership had become a distraction — ending a two-year tenure marked by mounting criticism.
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SportsDamian Lillard is finalizing A return to the Portland Trailblazers
Damian Lillard is finalizing a three-year, $42 million return to the Portland Trail Blazers — including a player option for 2027-28 and a no-trade clause, making him just the second player in the NBA with that protection alongside LeBron.