Columbus, OH

Tim Tebow will spend much of his professional life outside of football for the foreseeable future after recently becoming partner at GOVO Venture Partners — a venture capital firm based in Winter Park, Fla. A couple hours from his hometown in Jacksonville, Tebow will "use his expertise and relationships across the state to boost the firm, which recently launched its first venture fund (GOVO Fund I) focusing on early-stage companies involved with government entities and government regulations," according to Sportico.

Tim Tebow moves away from football with new job

CBS Sports

Russell was relieved of his duties at his alma mater

Former No. 1 pick JaMarcus Russell removed as HS assistant after allegedly taking $74K donation and cashing it

Miami Gardens, FL

The Spun

Legendary NFL quarterback Peyton Manning hasn't been very outspoken when it comes to his political views, but over the years, the Hall of Famer has appeared to indicate which way he leans politically. The former Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos quarterback appears to lean right, if his actions ...

Peyton Manning Has Made It Clear Which Way He Leans Politically

Larry Brown Sports

Former Oakland Raiders punter Marquette King showcased his skills in the UFL this season, and he believes he has done enough to earn another shot in the NFL. King recently shared a video of one of his punts on social media and said he wants a call from an NFL team. He said there is...
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Former All-Pro looking to make NFL comeback

Jake Paul sees a victory over Mike Tyson in November as a stepping stone to a world cruiserweight title shot. The YouTuber wannabe boxer faces bareknuckle fighter Mike Perry next month before beginning a four-month build-up to Tyson in Texas. Victories over both will do little to extend Paul’s place in the rankings, which currently stands at nowhere with any of the four organizations.

Unranked Jake Paul thinks Mike Tyson KO leads to world title shot

Los Angeles, CA

The US Sun

LEBRON James’ new Los Angeles mansion is beginning to tower over the City of Angels. Construction works progress well at the site of the $37 million estate the Los Angeles Lakers star demolished to build his dream retirement home. Pictures obtained by The U.S. Sun showed builders toiling away at the residence, nestled in the […]

LeBron James’ $37 million mega-mansion construction revealed overlooking LA as NBA legend prepares for retirement

San Francisco, CA

New York Giants On SI

Here's a look at one proposal to take the league from 32 teams to 100.

Creative NFL Expansion Plan Would Eliminate Giants' Most Intense Rivalries

Super Bowl champion Michael Strahan hung up his cleats following the 2007 season at the age of 36 after 15 seasons with the New York Giants. Now 52, Strahan is considering retirement again, this time from television. Strahan has become a familiar face on television, as a host of multiple...

NFL legend, on-air personality Michael Strahan discusses retirement; daughter's health put life in perspective

Houston, TX

A to Z Sports

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud is taking a page out of Patrick Mahomes book this offseason

Indianapolis, IN

We are in the slow period of the NFL offseason. Indianapolis Colts players are currently on break until they report for Training Camp on July 24.Thankfully, the NFL is helping fill the time for Colts fans by airing the team's 2004 matchup with the then-San Diego Chargers on NFL Network tonight at 8 ...

The NFL is taking Colts fans back in time with a thriller airing on NFL Network

On Saturday morning, LeBron James officially opted out of his $51.4 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers for next season. James will officially become a free agent and has the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever. There’s no secret that everything surrounding this Lakers offseason has been to...

LeBron James Opts Out of Contract With Los Angeles Lakers, Has Opportunity To Do Funniest Thing Ever

FanSided

At the end of the 2023 season, significant changes were needed for the New England Patriots, many of which were long overdue. Although it can be argued that Bill Belichick being let go might not have been the best decision, the hiring of Jerod Mayo was Robert Kraft's clear indicator of a new era in New England.

Rob Gronkowski says Patriots have new Tom Brady, just not at quarterback

Norman, OK

EA Sports turned heads when it released its assessment of college football's toughest places to play ahead of the upcoming "College Football 25" video game release. Game developers pegged Texas A&M as the sport's top home-field environment and listed nine SEC venues among the top 15. While plenty of respect...

SEC stadium rankings: Newcomers Oklahoma, Texas lag behind legacy league members amid conference expansion

Athlon Sports

Using EA Sports’ criteria, Arrowhead and Lambeau headline the list.

5 Toughest Places to Play in the NFL

Cincinnati, OH

The Reds outrighted Burdick to Triple-A Louisville on Sunday. While no longer on the 40-man roster, Burdick will remain in the organization after clearing waivers. He will provide the Reds with some outfield depth at Louisville.

Reds' Peyton Burdick: Outrighted to Triple-A

Austin, TX

247Sports

Questions began to swirl around five-star quarterback Arch Manning and his future at Texas when teammate Quinn Ewers opted to return to the Longhorns for the 2024 season rather than enter the NFL Draft. Ewers' decision meant another year as a backup quarterback for Manning, who continues to patiently wait for his opportunity at Texas.

Cooper Manning explains why son Arch Manning chose not to transfer from Texas

Detroit, MI

Triple-A Toledo placed Leonard on its 7-day injured list Wednesday with an unspecified injury. Leonard was placed on Toledo's IL in early April with an oblique strain and missed just under two months of action before returning to the Triple-A lineup June 4. However, he appeared in just 16 games for Toledo before getting shut down again with a new injury. Leonard -- who possesses a spot on the Tigers' 40-man roster -- is without a clear timeline for a return from the IL.

Tigers' Eddys Leonard: Goes back on IL

Dallas, TX

Klay Thompson has agreed to join the Dallas Mavericks on a three-year, $50 million deal, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. However, the Golden State Warriors have not yet finalized their end of the deal, as what is going back to them has not been finalized, according to Yahoo's Jake Fischer. The reported move would come through a sign-and-trade that would send Josh Green to the Charlotte Hornets. Thompson, a five-time All-Star and four-time champion, has spent his entire career to this point playing for the Golden State Warriors.

Klay Thompson, Mavericks agree to $50M deal but Warriors yet to finalize sign-and-trade, per reports

San Jose, CA

Zadina (lower body) will become an unrestricted free agent Monday after not receiving a qualifying offer from the Sharks, Curtis Pashelka of The San Jose Mercury News reports. Detroit selected Zadina with the sixth overall pick in the 2018 NHL Entry Draft but he never really found his footing at the top level. He's totaled 41 goals and 91 points in 262 career NHL appearances. The 24-year-old winger scored 13 goals and 23 points with a minus-44 rating in 72 games last season.

Filip Zadina: Hitting free agency

BILL Belichick’s rollercoaster year has taken in the end of a historic coaching career and the start of a controversial relationship. The New England Patriots legend began 2024 in humiliating fashion with his departure from the franchise after 24 years and six Super Bowls. To the shock of the NFL community, Belichick couldn’t secure a head coaching […]

Bill Belichick’s rollercoaster year from New England Patriots firing to live TV debut and Jordon Hudson relationship

NewsBreak

Predicting which NFL teams will exceed and which will fail to meet expectations in 2024

Even before a single snap of the NFL season is played, there are expectations for each team, some being much higher than others. There are always...

Predicting which NFL teams will exceed and which will fail to meet expectations in 2024

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