Across the NFL, training camp is well underway, meaning hope springs eternal for all 32 teams — at least for the summer while everyone is 0-0. These hopes are also fueled by the return of key players from season-ending injuries.
On Thursday, new University of California, Los Angeles quarterback Nico Iamaleava took to the podium for the first time as a Bruin, marking a major shift in how NIL deals can quickly change team dynamics and narratives.
Here are five players stuck in contract limbo as camp begins.
The new NFL season is coming into focus as training camp begins. Here are five teams with questions that the results of camp will shed light on.
The Jets locked in a pair of young stars.
A complicated picture has taken shape ahead of the All-Star break.
The Miami Dolphins executed one of the stranger trades of the NFL offseason.
The New York Mets elected to keep young infielder Ronny Mauricio up in the big leagues and optioned designated hitter Jared Young to make room for returning third baseman Mark Vientos.
Here are four other pitchers who are set to return to their playoff-caliber teams.
Senga's absence, no matter how long it'll be, will be a blow to the Mets' dominant pitching rotation, but reinforcements are already on the way.
The pressure in the win-oriented business of sports is staggering, and sometimes, franchises make rash decisions when it comes to the head coach. That's the story for three different coaches across major sports who led their teams to success this year, but not enough of it.
The kickoff of the 2025 NFL season is months away, but teams have already begun assessing their potential Week 1 rosters. While non-contact OTAs and mandatory mini-camps aren't as exciting as live contact practices, the position battles that will define the team often begin there.
One of the defining questions of the 2025 MLB season, so far, is why superstar Juan Soto has started so slowly with the New York Mets.
Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni will look to keep adding to his impressive resume as the team gave him a multi-year contract extension on Monday.
On any given Sunday, an NFL team can find a path to victory or just get extremely lucky. It's why there's a regular season in the first place. All 32 teams need to play 17 games and prove who deserves a postseason spot by the end of the 18-week season.
Howard Katz's final bit of scheduling handiwork will be revealed Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on the NFL Network and ESPN.
Whether front offices missed the mark in free agency or the new players aren't good enough, these five players benefited the least from their team's offseason moves.
The most impressive number from the Fever's preseason win over the Brazil women's national team wasn't the 108-44 score or Caitlin Clark's 16 points in just 19 minutes. It was the 1.2 million viewers who tuned in.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are stuck between a rock and a hard place. The hard place is the uninspiring quarterback room they've assembled for the 2025 season, and the rock is the excruciating process of negotiating with Aaron Rodgers.
With the 2025 NFL Draft and free agency over, each team has plenty of new faces, and fans have months to convince themselves that these new reinforcements will make a positive impact.
The Philadelphia Eagles want to revive an often-forgotten position to help continue their dominance in the run game and potentially make up for the "tush push" play if it's banned.
The teams selecting the first five picks in the 2025 NFL Draft are in a position to acquire exciting new players that could potentially turn around their franchises. However, the teams picking in the top five are there for a reason — they haven't drafted well in the past.
The New York Mets got some good news this week as injured stars Francisco Alvarez and Jeff McNeil are heading to Florida for rehab assignments.
The next time a measurement is needed to determine a first down, it won't be the chain gang coming out to make the measurement — it won't even be a human.