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How other Saints leaders spoke up after Drew Brees became center of turmoil

Other team leaders went to work Thursday to guide the Saints through a difficult situation after Drew Brees spoke out against protesting during the national anthem.

Falcons' Ryan on his aid: 'I see my city hurting'

Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan is donating $500,000 toward a GoFundMe fundraiser he established, aimed at advancing lives in the black community of Atlanta.

Iron worker dies after fall from SoFi Stadium roof

Construction at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, has been shut down after the contractor said an iron worker fell from the roof and died Friday. The stadium will be the new home of the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers and is set to open in August.

Bills OC Daboll: Actions will be key for Fromm

Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll said quarterback Jake Fromm’s actions will have to back up his promise to “commit myself to being part of the solution in this country.”

Most NFL coaching staffs not yet at team facilities

Coaches for the Steelers, Bengals, Browns, Texans, Broncos, Cowboys and Falcons have returned to their team facilities as permitted Friday, with many more teams’ staffs planning on making the return next week.

Champions League hopes hit as Gladbach loses to Freiburg 1-0

Borussia Mönchengladbach’s Champions League qualification hopes have been hit by losing at Freiburg 1-0 in the Bundesliga

Deal to restart MLS season leaves some players feeling bitter

The pre-pandemic positive vibes are largely now gone, at least when it comes to the way players feel toward the league and ownership.

President Trump: Brees shouldn't have apologized

Donald Trump tweeted that Saints QB Drew Brees “should not have taken back his original stance” about NFL players kneeling during the national anthem.

Can you count on another big fantasy year for Cooper Kupp in 2020?

After a supremely successful 2019 campaign, Cooper Kupp’s fantasy managers might be expecting the same in 2020 — but should they?

Jim Jackson: Preparing mentally will be the biggest challenge for the NBA’s return

With the NBA set to return on July 31, Jim Jackson discusses what the most difficult part will be for the players. Hear why he thinks adjusting mentally will be the biggest challenge.

Back on track: IndyCar delayed debut all-in-one Texas affair

IndyCar drivers are feeling a little more normal since it is finally time to race again

LaVar Arrington: Drew Brees wasn’t proactive to the cause, he was reactive to the consequences

Drew Brees issued an apology after he received criticism for saying he will “never agree with anybody disrespecting the flag of the United States of America.” Hear why LaVar Arrington believes that Brees is being ‘reactive’ to the situation.

Report: More than half of NFL coaching staffs not at team facilities

The NFL allowed coaching staffs to return to the workplace Friday with the approval of state and local authorities. The 49ers coaches weren’t allowed to go back to the team facility because a Santa Clara County mandate remains in place, and the Raiders are in the process of moving to Henderson, Nevada. But more than [more]

Column: Shut up and dribble? No way. It's time to listen

Column: Shut up and dribble? No way. It’s time to listen

Galaxy drop Aleksandar Katai after wife's social media posts

Aleksandar Katai has been released by the LA Galaxy after a series of alarming social media posts by his wife, Tea

Packers sign sixth-round pick Jon Runyan

The Green Bay Packers have signed sixth-round pick Jon Runyan to a contract, his agent announced Friday.

Doug Gottlieb: The Dolphins shouldn't rush things with Tua Tagovailoa

Tampa Bay Buccaneers HC Bruce Arians recently praised Tua Tagovailoa and said if he was healthy, the Miami Dolphins should start him. Hear why Doug Gottlieb thinks the Dolphins shouldn’t rush Tua and should start him when he’s ready.

Patriots pledge $1 million to social justice causes

The Patriots say team owner Robert Kraft’s family is pledging $1 million to local grassroots organizations to promote social justice causes

Pete Rademacher, 1956 Olympic boxing champion, dies at 91

Olympic boxing champion Pete Rademacher has died

Texas State investigates racial abuse claims against coach

Texas State has ordered an investigation into a former player’s allegations of racist remarks by basketball coach Danny Kaspar

Bill Belichick’s silence becomes conspicuous

In this historic moment, there is no middle ground. The choices are to support the notion of equality, liberty, and justice for all, or not to. Patriots cornerback Stephon Gilmore, the 2019 NFL defensive player of the year, left no doubt regarding his position on the matter, given his involvement in the powerful and moving [more]

How to bet on the NBA playoffs — 10 things you need to know

Here’s everything you need to know about betting on the NBA playoffs now that the NBA is officially back.

Bobby Wagner expresses optimism that Seahawks defense will improve in 2020

The Seahawks linebacker gave his thoughts on the current state of the Seahawks defense.

Doug Gottlieb: When push comes to shove, Jimmy Garoppolo just doesn’t have ‘it’

San Francisco 49ers HC Kyle Shanahan recently said that QB Jimmy Garoppolo has the potential to be one of the greatest of all time. Hear why Doug Gottlieb still isn’t sold on Jimmy Garoppolo.

Skip Bayless: Dak Prescott could instantly become the highest paid player because of back-pay

Michael Irvin said he believes that when it comes down to it, the Cowboys will end up making Dak Prescott the highest paid quarterback in the league. Irvin also said that not only does Dak deserve the money, but he also deserves back pay for his performance on a rookie deal. Hear why Skip Bayless believes that back pay is already part of Dak’s new contract and that he should sign immediately.

Reception by Malcolm Mitchell

New England Patriots wide receiver Malcolm Mitchell moves the sticks on third and long with a clutch catch.

NCAA hits Oklahoma St with postseason ban in corruption case

Oklahoma State fined $10,000, men's basketball team banned from upcoming postseason in fallout from corruption scandal

Oklahoma State fined $10,000, men’s basketball team banned from upcoming postseason in fallout from corruption scandal

Chris Broussard: Kevin Durant has nothing to lose by returning for the playoffs

With the NBA slated to return July 31st, there’s a possibility that players previously thought to have season-ending injuries can rejoin the season for the playoffs. Nick Wright, Kevin Wildes and Chris Broussard talk what this could mean for Kevin Durant, and if he could lead the Brooklyn Nets to the Finals with his return.

'Today we say no more': Jaguars march to sheriff's office

The Jacksonville Jaguars have held their own protest against inequality and police brutality