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Why Travis Hunter is ready to become NFL star as first full-time two-way player in 60 years
The Jaguars plan to play Hunter on both offense and defense, and those who have coached him think he will thrive.… Continue Reading »
With first-round G Tyler Booker, Cowboys aim to rebuild elite O-line from last decade
Dallas has taken an O-lineman in three of their past four drafts to help Dak Prescott and the offense excel.… Continue Reading »
What’s the state of Packers’ CB room — with or without Jaire Alexander?
Alexander’s future in Green Bay remains uncertain, so the Packers have added CB depth this offseason.… Continue Reading »
Cheat Sheet Central: PPR, non-PPR, depth charts
Our collection of downloadable, printable cheat sheets for the 2025 fantasy football season.… Continue Reading »
Chiefs Schedule Released!
Check out the 2025 Chiefs schedule, which includes seven prime-time games.… Continue Reading »
Brazil recalls Marta, 39, despite 2024 retirement
Brazil’s all-time leading scorer Marta has been recalled to the squad for the first time since last year’s Olympic final for a pair of friendlies against Japan, coach Arthur Elias announced on Tuesday when naming the 39-year-old.… Continue Reading »
Ancelotti on Madrid exit, Brazil deal: ‘No drama’
Carlo Ancelotti said there’s “no need for drama” around his departure from Real Madrid, insisting he remains “totally focused” but admitting the team might need “fresh impetus” after confirming that he’ll leave to take charge of Brazil.… Continue Reading »
Ex-Marshall star helps Sevilla in relegation battle
Álvaro García Pascual, who last year was playing college soccer in the United States, gave Sevilla a 1-0 home win over Las Palmas and moved the traditional Spanish club on the verge of escaping relegation in the Spanish league on Tuesday.… Continue Reading »
USMNT to face Korea, Japan in Sept. friendlies
The U.S. men’s national team will take on South Korea and Japan in a pair of friendlies in September, the U.S. Soccer Federation announced on Tuesday.… Continue Reading »