The Cleveland Browns’ quarterback competition continues to draw attention as training camp rolls on. Among the four contenders, Shedeur Sanders, the rookie quarterback out of Colorado and son of Deion Sanders, has found a unique way to stand out. A recently posted mic’d-up clip has stirred conversations about his leadership qualities and growing presence within … Read more
Arch Manning’s college football journey is uncommon in today’s game. After committing to Texas as the No. 1 recruit in the 2023 class, Manning spent two seasons as a backup to Quinn Ewers. Most players today would have transferred through the portal, but Manning stayed patient and committed. Now, his quarterback coach is praising his … Read more
The New York Mets were expected to field one of the most formidable offenses in baseball, especially after adding Juan Soto in the offseason to a lineup that already featured Francisco Lindor and Pete Alonso. But the offense has been inconsistent at best. After a 2-1 loss to the Cincinnati Reds, Mets analyst Marc Luino … Read more
Austin – as much as the Texas coach Steve Sarkissian, everyone has a role to maintain the best talents within the borders of the state of Lun Star. Sarkissian joined other university trainers at the School and School of Trainers at Texas High School on Sunday in San Antonio, and his message was clear – … Read more
Sauce Gardner just became the highest-paid cornerback in NFL history. But NFL executives are questioning whether the New York Jets made a massive mistake. The timing couldn’t be more awkward. Gardner signed his four-year, $120.4 million extension in July, right as league insiders started openly criticizing his 2024 performance. Now the Jets are committed to … Read more
The Bucs pride themselves on having players with high football IQs that also have leadership qualities. It’s no mistake that this team has been a close group, kept their core together, and have found success over the last five seasons. Bucs head coach Todd Bowles has been there for all five consecutive playoff appearances while … Read more
Like brother Magary, I have been re-energized as a fan by this year’s NBA playoffs, although I do admit that watching Jayson Tatum take one of Paris’s arrows harshed my mellow considerably—classical allusion courtesy of the Society of Jesus, circa 1974. It was partly un-harshed by the emergence of Luke Kornet, Force of Nature. But, otherwise, … Read more
A meeting of sports minds is always a fascinating event. It is why podcasts like “Mind the Game,” featuring LeBron James and JJ Redick (now with Steve Nash instead), were such a phenomenon. But when fans get to see two of the all-time greats sit down and talk about their experiences, it is an enriching … Read more