Aug
09
The Houston Texans’ C.J. Gardner-Johnson appeared to sustain a frightening injury in a chilling moment at a final training camp scrimmage.
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Aug
07
Brooke Hogan explains decision to skips Hulk Hogan’s funeral service: ‘People grieve in many ways’
Brooke Hogan did not attend WWE legend Hulk Hogan’s private funeral service on Tuesday. Instead, she chose to honor him in a way that made her feel “the closest to him.”
The NFL banned smelling salts and ammonia packets for all teams due to FDA safety concerns and potential to mask concussion symptoms during games.
Aug
07
Fever’s Sophie Cunningham appears to be hit by sex toy after lamenting possibility of it happening
Indiana Fever’s Sophie Cunningham was hit by a projectile sex toy during Tuesday’s game against the Los Angeles Sparks, the same day she warned about such incidents.
Wrestling icon Hulk Hogan, who died at 71 from a heart attack, was laid to rest in Florida with WWE executives and celebrities attending the private service.
As the Jacksonville Jaguars weigh deploying Travis Hunter as 2-way threat, NFL All-Pro receiver Davante Adams questioned the plan’s long-term sustainability.
As the Jacksonville Jaguars weigh deploying Travis Hunter as 2-way threat, NFL All-Pro receiver Davante Adams questioned the plan’s long-term sustainability.
RedZone host Scott Hanson Scott Hanson reassured viewers he will still be a fixture with NFL RedZone. He called the ESPN-NFL deal a “great partnership.”
Aug
07
Stephen A. Smith suggests support for federal investigation into WNBA for treatment of Caitlin Clark
Stephen A. Smith addressed the idea of an investigation into WNBA referees’ treatment of Caitlin Clark amid controversy over referee decisions.
ESPN host Pat McAfee celebrated the network’s historic $1.6 billion WWE broadcasting deal but took shots at his own company executives in a social media post.
Former Miami Heat security guard Marcos Thomas Perez charged with stealing and selling over 400 game-worn jerseys and memorabilia worth up to $2 million.
Tennessee Titans quarterback Cam Ward and other NFL rookies received emotional surprise messages from football legends like Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.
ESPN host Pat McAfee celebrated the network’s historic $1.6 billion WWE broadcasting deal but took shots at his own company executives in a social media post.
Former Detroit Lions safety Tracy Walker was suspended for 12 games while seeking a free agent contract, limiting his 2025 season availability.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel emerged with a bloodied face after jumping into a scuffle during a joint practice with the Washington Commanders.
American Olympic skier Alex Ferreira said he ‘probably’ expects an intensified rivalry with Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics due to recent tariffs.
WNBA scoring leader Diana Taurasi revealed in an upcoming docuseries how she earned more playing in Russia than the WNBA, saying the “janitor at the arena made more.”
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham was fined again for criticizing referees a second time, with this amount tripling the previous one.
Tua Tagovailoa joined Trump’s revamped Sports Council, calling it an “honor,” though he admitted he wasn’t fully aware of the details behind the role.
Tua Tagovailoa joined Trump’s revamped Sports Council, calling it an “honor,” though he admitted he wasn’t fully aware of the details behind the role.
Former MVP Shaun Alexander expects the Seahawks to make the playoffs with Sam Darnold leading a revamped offense featuring Cooper Kupp and Kenneth Walker.
Aug
07
Panthers star Jaycee Horn to miss preseason game after getting in car accident en route to stadium
Carolina Panthers star cornerback Jaycee Horn got in a car accident on his way to the stadium and head coach Dave Canales said he will miss their first preseason game.
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Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones said he is “absolutely not” confident that superstar Micah Parsons will play Week 1 against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Los Angeles Sparks coach Lynne Roberts reacted after he team became the latest victim of the obscene objects being thrown on court during several WNBA games.
Los Angeles Sparks coach Lynne Roberts reacted after he team became the latest victim of the obscene objects being thrown on court during several WNBA games.