The Minnesota Vikings' decision to select wide receiver Jordan Addison with the No. 23 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft was noteworthy for several reasons. Not only did the Vikings already have a superstar wideout in Justin Jefferson, but it pointed to an obvious commitment to airing it out offensively.
As the contract dispute between the 49ers and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk draws closer to training camp by the day, there's been very little provided on the update front.
As the final days of the Paul George era in Los Angeles drew near ahead of the start of 2024 NBA free agency, one team remained in the thick of the conversation regarding a potential trade for the nine-time All-Star: the Golden State Warriors.
The current talk surrounding the Golden State Warriors is largely focused on Klay Thompson's departure, so the franchise's attention now shifts to what's next.
Cooper Flagg is only 17 years old, but according to those in attendance for Team USA's scrimmages against the select team, he already looks like a pro.
Jacobs raved about his new quarterback while speaking to NFL.com's Eric Edholm, stating that Love is "going to be the next superstar in this league."
Zach LaVine's agent and Klutch Sports Group CEO, Rich Paul, sounds like a man tired of hearing the slander directed at his client.
The Warriors finally picked up an offseason win on Thursday, adding a coveted target in sharpshooter Buddy Hield.
Smart spent the first nine years of his NBA career with the Celtics after the franchise selected him No. 6 overall in the 2014 NBA Draft.
Fresh off signing his own five-year, $204 million contract extension with the Philadelphia 76ers, Tyrese Maxey gave a glowing review of his newest teammate, nine-time All-Star Paul George.
The Warriors may have missed out on a potential Paul George trade, but they've remained at the core of numerous other noteworthy trade rumors.
Newly drafted Los Angeles Lakers guard Bronny James had some interesting comments regarding his time at USC and his path to the NBA.
As we know now, nothing came to fruition, and George agreed to terms on a four-year, $212 million max contract with the Philadelphia 76ers in free agency.
With Paul George agreeing to terms with the Philadelphia 76ers, the Clippers are now in pivot mode.
While virtually no one is banging the table with the belief that a LaVine trade will get done in the immediate future, it appears there are still ongoing conversations about a potential deal.
While much of the talk surrounding the Lakers through the start of NBA free agency has been about the players they didn't land, the tides have shifted slightly in the past few days.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has three years left on his current contract, but it doesn't sound like he's planning to go much longer without a new deal.
With the Paul George-Los Angeles Clippers era in the rearview mirror after the team announced the 34-year-old would be leaving, the future of both sides is a looming question.
The rumblings about LeBron James's willingness to take a pay cut to add a key player in free agency have only intensified since NBA free agency began on Sunday evening.
Paul George prefers to remain with the Clippers and stay near his family, but we should find out how this stand-off will pan out in the coming days.
While Marcus Smart is expected to be a key piece of the Grizzlies roster in 2024-25, teams have had plenty of interest in potentially acquiring him.
Age is reportedly a major factor for the Rockets as they look for a new addition.
With the Warriors and Klay Thompson still failing to find common ground on a potential contract extension, it is more likely that his NBA future will not be in the Bay Area.
As free agency starts on June 30 at 6 p.m. ET, Los Angeles Clippers star Paul George remains at the center of the conversation.