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Austin Cindric on the mistakes made in Fontana’s Saturday practice: ‘This track is tough’

“This track is tough.” Austin Cindric says there were a lot of mistakes Saturday in Fontana. Does he view those spins as mistakes?

Kevin Harvick spins out early in Cup practice

Kevin Harvick loses control of his Subway Ford and brings out the caution in Cup Series practice at Fontana.

Ross Chastain slams the wall in Cup Series practice at Fontana

Five minutes into Cup Series practice, Ross Chastain slams the wall suffering significant damage with Chris Buescher spinning out as well.

Source: Saints tweak Thomas, Ramczyk deals

The New Orleans Saints, who are roughly $75 million over the projected salary cap for next season, have restructured the contracts of wide receiver Michael Thomas and offensive tackle Ryan Ramczyk, a source told ESPN’s Field Yates.

McVay: Committed to Rams, won't pursue TV jobs

Coach Sean McVay is not pursuing any television opportunities and is committed to helping the Los Angeles Rams defend their Super Bowl title, he told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Friday.

Ex-Bears coach Nagy back with K.C. as QB coach

Matt Nagy, fired last month after four seasons as head coach of the Bears, returned to the Chiefs on Friday as senior assistant and quarterbacks coach.

Former Auburn, Chargers RB James dies at 59

Former Auburn and San Diego Chargers running back Lionel James, who made a name for himself for being unstoppable despite his small stature, died Friday after a lengthy illness, the university said. He was 59.

Meet the NFL draft's version of the Greek Freak

His father’s sudden death is the reason why Purdue DL George Karlaftis moved from Greece to Indiana, but the connection to his dad helped him build a strategy for success.

Iron Micah: Tyson hype video key factor in Parsons’ pre-game preparation

The rookie LB revealed that he stared down opposing QBs using a technique he learned from a Mike Tyson video he would watch before games. | From @ToddBrock24f7

CBS Sports predicts bold changes at QB for the Colts

CBS Sports made some bold predictions for the Colts this offseason.

Report: McVay has no plans to leave Rams

Fresh off a Super Bowl victory, the Rams head coach told ESPN he’s not pursuing any TV jobs and intends to continue coaching in Los Angeles.

Eagles mailbag: Finding a free agent WR to pair with DeVonta Smith

In his latest Eagles mailbag, Dave Zangaro answers questions about free agent receivers, defensive ends and more.

Jerry Jones tries to harmonize $2.4 million cheerleaders settlement with internal finding of no wrongdoing

The Dallas Cowboys and the NFL somehow have avoided widespread scrutiny for a voyeurism scandal that resulted in a $2.4 million settlement with four cheerleaders who were allegedly videotaped while changing clothes in 2015, but that also ended with a conclusion by the team that no wrongdoing had occurred. In such situations, the best approach [more]

Cowboys News: Senior Bowl watch list, coaching addition, former players get 2nd chance

The looming wide receiver situation, Cowboys turned USFL players and offseason changes necessary for Dallas to break the recent trend. All in the latest news roundup from @CDBurnett7

Derek Carr says he’s building “great” relationships with coach Josh McDaniels, GM Dave Ziegler

Raiders quarterback Derek Carr says he’s comfortable with the new leadership in Las Vegas. Carr said new head coach Josh McDaniels and General Manager Dave Ziegler have spent time with him getting on the same page from a football perspective, and he’s also getting to know them personally. “They’ve been super awesome. They’ve been great,” [more]

John Harrar, Dallion Johnson come up HUGE in Penn State’s victory against Northwestern, 67-60

John Harrar dropped 11 points and 20 rebounds while Dallion Johnson dropped 15 points to help the Penn State Nittany Lions steal a victory against the Northwestern Wildcats.

Chris Broussard lists 5 NBA and NFL individuals are under duress this week in sports I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Chris Broussard gives his take on the five individuals in sports under the most duress this week. Individuals mentioned are: Philadelphia 76ers guard James Harden, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and even an NFL GM. See who else lands on Broussard’s ‘under the most duress’ list.

LeBron, Lakers are a ’till death or retirement do us part’ marriage and need each other I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Tension is building in Los Angeles after LeBron James’ camp is reportedly unhappy with the Lakers after staying pact during the trade deadline. The LA Times put out a column, arguing that LeBron needs the Lakers more than the Lakers need him and suggested that if they want to win another championship and avoid years of mediocrity, they must trade the King. Ric Bucher breaks down why LeBron and the Lakers are ’til death or retirement do us part.’

Trey Lance ready to takeover for Jimmy G as 49ers QB? I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

San Francisco 49ers finished the NFL season in the NFC Championship Game after a loss to the eventual Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Rams. Despite a playoff run that included two road wins over the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers the 49ers are at a crossroad when it comes to the quarterback position. Prior to the start of the 2021 NFL season the Niners drafted Trey Lance. Jimmy Garoppolo started majority of the season but with a high cap hit many believe now is the time move on from Jimmy G. Marcellus Wiley and Emmanuel Acho decide if the 49ers should give the keys to Trey Lance.

Aaron Rodgers should receive $50M/yr if Packers want to sit in first class — Marcellus Wiley I SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Yesterday, ESPN reported that Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wants to be the highest paid player in the NFL by quote: ‘a wild margin,’ which means he is seeking $50 million a year. However, Pat McAfee did say that the report was false. Marcellus Wiley explains why the back-to-back MVP is worth $50 million a year.

Expectations for LeBron James’ Lakers are wildly out of control I THE HERD

Joy Taylor likens LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers to the television show ‘True Detective’. The bubble season ended poetically, but while there are still a bunch of stars, the combination may not be right… watch as Joy lays out why the expectation for the LeBron-era Lakers are out of control.

Will the 76ers addition of James Harden impede Embiid’s MVP caliber season? I THE HERD

Taylor Rooks joins Joy Taylor to discuss Philadelphia 76ers. Rooks begins on what fans can expect from James Harden’s debut with the Philadelphia 76ers and Joel Embiid making the case for the NBA’s MVP award thru the first half of the season.

Jimmy Butler shares his expectations for James Harden’s 76ers debut vs. Timberwolves I THE HERD

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler joins Joy Taylor and shares his expectations for James Harden’s debut with the Philadelphia 76ers tonight against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Ben Simmons doesn't owe the Philadelphia 76ers an apology — Joy Taylor explains I THE HERD

Ben Simmons has had a controversial season so far, and many are hoping he may have found his footing with the Brooklyn Nets. But Joy Taylor draws the line at him owing the Philadelphia 76ers an apology. Watch as she explains why she’s not sure Simmons has anything to apologize for.

Aaron Rodgers seeking a $50M/year contract from Packers I THE HERD

Another day, another wrinkle in the Aaron Rodgers’ saga. Joy Taylor is taking over for Colin Cowherd on The Herd, and she shares her thoughts on the MVP quarterback demanding a $50M contract from the Packers. Watch to see what she thinks this means for Rodgers’ future in Green Bay, and how it could effect his teammates.

Your team-by-team guide to the NFL offseason: Best- and worst-case scenarios for all 32

Quarterback questions, cut candidates, best- and worst-case scenarios and teams with cap issues. Here’s everything you need to know.

For Aaron Rodgers, all of a sudden, it’s about the money — Greg Jennings I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Greg Jennings joins First Things First to react to reports of Aaron Rodgers stating he wants to be the highest paid quarterback in the league by a wide margin. Jennings shares his surprise over the statement, considering what this could mean for the Green Bay Packers’ top players like Devante Adams. Watch as Greg lays out why this move makes Rodgers look selfish.

Is trading LeBron James the best path forward for Lakers? I FIRST THINGS FIRST

Bill Plaschke took to the LA Times to urge the Los Angeles Lakers to consider trading LeBron James if they want to save themselves from ‘a decade of mediocrity’. Nick Wright and Chris Broussard explore that idea, and decide whether they agree the Lakers should make that move.

James Harden to make his 76ers debut against Timberwolves I FIRST THINGS FIRST

The wait is almost over, and James Harden will soon take the court when the Philadelphia 76ers take on the Minnesota Timberwolves. Although Chris Broussard says Harden’s legacy is already cemented, he explores what success with Joel Embiid and the Sixers could do for the former Brooklyn Nets player.

McCreary has combine plan: 'Crush everything'

Auburn CB Roger McCreary’s arm length is sub-par by NFL standards. But if his 40-yard dash aspirations are any indication, his speed could be tremendous.