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Legendary Rams running back and NFL Hall of Famer Eric Dickerson is claiming that the NFL ordered teams not to draft Browns QB Shedeur Sanders, and then, eventually, asked the Browns to take him.

An Ohio man who was arrested for throwing a dildo that struck a 12-year-old girl during a New York Liberty game earlier this month has been charged with two counts of assault.

While some NFL players complain about having to play under contracts that pay them $28 million for just one season, Bears QB Tyson has gone viral for his reaction to signing a two-year, $10 million extension with the Bears.

Eileen Gu, the American skier who opted to join Team China in the 2022 Winter Olympics, was injured in what is being described as a “very terrible accident” while training in New Zealand.

Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett is renowned for his ability to rush the passer. However, on Wednesday, he showed himself equally adept at blocking.

News broke Tuesday that the Indianapolis Colts had decided to go with the more experienced Daniel Jones at quarterback as opposed to third-year QB Anthony Richardson.

Due to the relatively slow pace of the game, it’s not unusual for baseball announcers to have to fill time during a broadcast. It is, however, uncommon to hear them talk about the history of timekeeping.

ESPN chief hot-take artist and possible Democrat 2028 presidential candidate Stephen A. Smith has determined who is responsible for the war in Ukraine, and Democrats won’t like the answer.

Shedeur Sanders may very well be the starting quarterback in an NFL game one day, but it won’t happen on September 7.

A tragic drowning incident at a reservoir in Utah has left a 22-year-old college basketball player dead.

Sometimes you are the bird and sometimes you are the statue. But in sports, at all times, from a young age, you are taught to give respect to an opponent, especially if he gets the better of you. That message apparently did not get through to Giants linebacker Abdul Carter.

With contract talks at an impasse, the Cincinnati Bengals are listening to trade offers for star defensive end Trey Hendrickson.

Preseason games do not count and are not serious affairs in any sense unless you happen to be fans decked out in all your gear and determined to defend your team’s honor.

Making the playoffs without Caitlin Clark was already a tough assignment; now, the Fever may have to do it without another star player.

Little League Baseball is letting sports gamblers know that a game played by children is no place for high-stakes wagering.

If you felt that being named Penix could lead to some unintentional difficulties, you guessed right.

The NCAA has officially sanctioned the Michigan Wolverines after their lengthy investigation into the sign-stealing scandal involving former assistant coach Connor Stalions.

It’s a name, image, and likeness (NIL) world and transfer portal world, and we’re just living in it. But that doesn’t mean you have to like it, and Northern Illinois University (NIU) head football coach Thomas Hammock doesn’t.

The Baltimore Ravens are one of the NFL’s elite franchises. They are not, however, elite swimmers.

It remains to be seen whether Shedeur Sanders will make the Browns roster, but his ability to draw eyeballs to the screen is unquestioned.

One of the most elite high school football programs in the country will make the 4,000-mile journey to London to take on some of Europe’s aspiring NFL players, but not everyone is happy about that.

The Dallas Cowboys have the longest conference championship game drought in the NFL, but they’re all alone at the top in one category: money.

Nebraska freshman Archie Wilson became overcome by emotion during a press conference on Tuesday, after a reporter asked him how he felt being away from his family for the first time.

Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones has never shied away from the microphones. However, in his toughest personal fight against cancer, he remained remarkably tight-lipped.

UFC President Dana White told CBS Mornings on Tuesday that the highly anticipated UFC 4th of July fight card at the White House in 2026 is going forward.

British tennis star Emma Raducanu appealed to a judge to have a crying child removed from her match against Aryna Sabalenka on Tuesday at the Cincinnati Open.

Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani and his agent, Nez Balelo, are being sued by a real estate investor and broker for allegedly sabotaging a Hawaiian real estate deal worth $240 million, the Associated Press reports.

A man in Florida turned a python-capturing spree into a handsome reward, after he collected 87 of the invasive reptiles for a $1,000 cash payout through a state incentive system.

Veteran stock car racer Robbie Brewer died Saturday night in North Carolina after suffering a mid-race medical emergency and slamming head-on into a wall.

The Nevada Supreme Court handed former NFL coach Jon Gruden a major victory on Monday in his ongoing legal case against the NFL, approving his appeal and preventing the league from sending the case to arbitration.

Cleveland Browns star defensive end Myles Garrett was cited for driving 100 in a 60 mph zone Saturday morning, according to Browns beat reporter Mary Kay Cabot.

This is not how star Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb wanted to start the new NFL season.

It’s often said that the preseason doesn’t count, and it doesn’t, as Jaguars kicker Cam Little just proved.

Legendary Yankees closer Mariano Rivera injured his Achilles during the Old Timers’ Game on Saturday, according to The Athletic.

NASCAR Xfinity driver Connor Zilisch fell off his car and broke his collarbone in a victory lane celebration gone wrong on Saturday. The freak accident occurred at Watkins Glen International. Zilisch, 19, climbed out of his car and stood on