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The Jets have half of their six-man draft class under contract. The team announced that sixth-round picks Parry Nickerson and Foley Fatukasi have signed their four-year deals. A third sixth-rounder, running back Trenton Cannon, signed his deal on Friday. Nickerson had 18 interceptions in 48 games for Tulane and will be vying for a cornerback [more]

Kyle Busch was running in third when his drive shaft broke, giving him his first DNF of the season.

The Browns added two more players to their roster after this weekend’s rookie minicamp. The team announced that tight end Julian Allen and defensive lineman Lenny Jones have signed contracts after attending the practices on a tryout basis. Allen had 22 catches for 298 yards and a touchdown over two seasons at Southern Mississippi. He [more]

The Pelicans and the Warriors just plain don't like each other.

Packers coach Mike McCarthy has high praise for the backup quarterback Green Bay acquired this offseason, DeShone Kizer. McCarthy said Kizer compares to the elite prospects in this year’s draft, Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold, Josh Allen and Josh Rosen. “He has starter ability in this league. Clearly,” McCarthy said. “In my opinion, if he was [more]

Sergi Roberto assisted the game's opening goal, but earned himself a red card before halftime.

Safety Michael Griffin was out of the league last year and he will officially drop the curtain on his playing career on Monday. The Titans announced that is when Griffin will sign a one-day contract so that he can retire as a member of  the team. Griffin joined the Titans as the 19th overall pick [more]

"We don't have a big squad and we had injury problems. … We have 11 or 12 players that have been playing constantly."

The Raiders announced the signing of another draft pick on Sunday. Defensive tackle P.J. Hall has agreed to a four-year deal with the team. Hall was selected in the second round of last week’s draft. Hall comes to the Raiders after four strong years at Sam Houston State. He left the school as the all-time [more]

The NFL has said that players may protest during the anthem. Some teams have, as a practical matter, applied a different approach, discouraging and/or flat-out stating that players will not kneel. Soon, it could be for the teams to formally craft their own policies regarding whether players will be required to stand during the anthem. [more]

Boston, San Jose try to stay alive.

Is the Cavaliers offense one big game of hot potato with LeBron?

"I would like to wish my fellow manager Ferguson well and very quickly," Wenger began.

Chelsea moves to within three points of third-place Liverpool and sits two points behind Spurs.

Chelsea moves to within three points of third-place Liverpool and sits two points behind Spurs.

The Browns have gotten the process of getting their picks under contract started. Three have signed their rookie deals. The trio is led by former Nevada offensive lineman Austin Corbett. He was the first pick of day two of the draft, taken at the top of round two. It’s better to be the first pick [more]

The Gunners will finish sixth in the Premier League, ahead of Burnley.

Alex Bowman and Austin Dillon also penalized Sunday.

After a penultimate match day with 28 goals and a single 0-0, the Bundesliga knows what's on the line for Week 34.

Yes, Jets quarterback Christian Hackenberg has changed his throwing motion. No, his head coach didn’t know it was happening. “He hasn’t talked to me about it,” coach Todd Bowles said Saturday, via the New York Daily News. “He just worked on it. I’ve learned about it after that fact.” In an ordinary situation, that would [more]

The NASCAR on NBC writers make their selections for today's race.

They have a pulse, and now the New Orleans Pelicans feel they have a chance.

Because the Cleveland Browns have had so many starting quarterbacks since returning to the NFL in 1999, the franchise has experienced just about every way possible to blow their chance at developing a franchise quarterback. That 19-year history invites significant angst as the Browns now try to balance relying on a veteran for whom they [more]

"You win, you lose, but always you have to try to do what you believe," Guardiola said.

If not for off-field trouble that left him off the University of Florida team last year and a positive drug test at the Scouting Combine, wide receiver Antonio Callaway may have been off the board long before the Browns were picking in the fourth round. Callaway did have those issues, though, and that meant Cleveland [more]