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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa didn't practice on Thursday, but he more than made up for it on Day 3 of practice on Friday at the Baptist Health Training Complex.
It was evident after practice when SI.com confirmed that the Dolphins had secured a historic four-year extension with the fifth-year quarterback. The deal, according to NFL Network, is worth a staggering $212.4 million, with $167.1 million guaranteed, marking the largest four-year deal in franchise history. This averages to approximately $53 million per year, a record-breaking figure.
Tagovailoa, 26, who made his first Pro Bowl last season after leading the NFL in passing yards, commented on his Instagram account.
"I got breaking news for you guys, although I never break any news. This is the first time for me," he said. "I just wanted to say I agreed to a contract extension with the Miami Dolphins. I want to give a big shout-out to [owner Stephen Ross]. Want to thank [GM] Chris Grier, [Dolphins senior VP] Brandon Shore for working endlessly on this deal. I want to thank [coach] Mike McDaniel for believing in me. I want to thank all my other coaches as well. I also want to give a big shout-out to all my teammates for believing in me and also for supporting me throughout this process. I also want to thank the fans as well. Fins up."
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First-year head coach Brian Schottenheimer has been trying to instill civility at practice when tempers flare, but he has no choice but to stay idle as the Dallas Cowboys front office and Micah Parsons face off at training camp. On Friday, Parsons took to social media to announce he sent executive vice president Stephen Jones a request to be traded from the Cowboys. "Unfortunately I no longer want to be here," Parsons wrote, per a post on X. "I no longer want to be held to close door negotiations without my agent present. "I no longer want shots taken at me for getting injured while laying it on the line for the organization our fans and my teammates. I no longer want narratives created and spread to the media about me." Dallas didn't appear fazed by Parsons' request. Per Dianna Russini of The Athletic, the Cowboys have no plans to trade Parsons this summer, though multiple teams will plan to inquire about the three-time All-Pro pass-rusher. "The Dallas Cowboys have no intention of trading Micah Parsons, per sources," Russini posted on X. "Still, teams around the league are planning to reach out to check on his availability today." The Cowboys selected Parsons with the No. 12 pick in the 2021 draft. The four-time Pro Bowl nominee has recorded 256 tackles and 52.5 sacks during his four years in the league. The former Penn State standout has appeared and started in 63 games. Parsons missed four games last year due to an ankle injury. The Cowboys front office could have made the situation better by talking with Parsons' agent and keeping any issues with the star pass-rusher in-house. The Cowboys have another preseason distraction. This one is of their own making.
Packers’ Unheralded Rookie Surging Up Depth Chart, Pushing for First-Team Reps
As the Packers look for answers to an underwhelming and underachieving pass rush, an unheralded rookie might be about to carve out a role for himself. Former university of Georgia standout, and Packers undrafted rookie free agent, Nazir Stackhouse is putting together a dominant start to training camp, and even head coach Matt LaFleur is taking notice. Packers’ Matt LaFleur Bullish on Nazir Stackhouse Stackhouse, 6-foot-4 and 326 pounds, might not just be in the mix to win a roster spot this summer but if his strong play continues throughout training camp and the preseason, he could find himself as one of the Packers’ starting defensive ends when the regular season kicks off in September. “He’s earning more and more opportunities. I think at some point, we’re going to have to see him get in there versus our [No. 1 offense],” said head coach Matt LaFleur. A three year starter at the University of Georgia, Stackhouse finished his five-year collegiate career with three sacks, nine tackles for loss, and 96 total tackles but has been a dominant force this spring and summer since landing with the Packers. Green Bay has built an ascending young roster with quality star power across the depth chart, but edge rusher may be one of the Packers’ remaining weaknesses. If Stackhouse continues on this trajectory, he might just be the next young player to emerge with a vital role in 2025. Follow Matt Lombardo on Threads at @MattLombardoNFL. To read more of our articles and in-depth NFL coverage, click here.
How to watch the Detroit Tigers vs. the Philadelphia Phillies: First pitch, TV & streaming details for tonight
Whether you are tuning in on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, we've got you covered on all the latest when it comes to watching the Detroit Tigers taking on the Phillies. The Tigers are currently on a 4-0 run, contrary to their earlier 0-6 play, just before their streak. Both teams are in the running for the postseason, but the Phillies are trailing in their division. Tune in to see what happens in their matchup. How to watch Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Game 1 tonight Matchup: Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Date: Friday, August 1, 2025 Time: 6:45 PM ET TV Channels: NBC Sports Philadelphia and FanDuel Sports Detroit Live Stream Platform: DIRECTV (Regional restrictions may apply) Location: Philadelphia, PA Stadium: Citizens Bank Park Predictions, odds, and spread for Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies — Game 1 How to watch Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Game 2 tomorrow Matchup: Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Date: Saturday, August 2, 2025 Time: 6:05 PM ET TV Channels: NBC Sports Philadelphia and FanDuel Sports Detroit Live Stream Platform: DIRECTV (Regional restrictions may apply) Location: Philadelphia, PA Stadium: Citizens Bank Park How to watch Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Game 3 Matchup: Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies Date: Sunday, August 3, 2025 Time: 7:10 PM ET TV Channels: ESPN and ESPN2 Live Stream Platform: Hulu + Live TV (Subscription required; regional restrictions may apply) Location: Philadelphia, PA Stadium: Citizens Bank Park Key players you need to watch on the Detroit Tigers Riley Greene – Greene led the Tigers in home runs with 26 while hitting .277 with a .850 OPS in 2025, making him a key offensive force for Detroit. Spencer Torkelson – Torkelson was second on the team in home runs with 23 and drove in 63 runs, providing significant power in the lineup during the 2025 season. Zach McKinstry – Serving primarily as the Tigers' third baseman, McKinstry hit .268 with 9 home runs and offered valuable versatility and strong all-around play in 2025. Key players you need to watch on the Philadelphia Phillies Kyle Schwarber – Schwarber leads the Phillies with 37 home runs, 86 RBIs, and a .957 OPS through the 2025 regular season, making him the team's most powerful hitter. Bryce Harper – Harper has contributed 15 home runs, 45 RBIs, and an .867 OPS, providing strong run production and on-base skills at first base. Trea Turner – As the Phillies' shortstop, Turner leads the team with a .289 batting average, collects 127 hits and 44 RBIs, and delivers consistent offense and speed. Key stats for Detroit Tigers Key stats for Philadelphia Phillies Who's winning the Detroit Tigers vs. Philadelphia Phillies series? With both teams looking to boost themselves just before playoffs, it's going to be a tight race to see which of these two teams can win the series. The Phillies are favored, and for good reason. They have just been more consistent down the stretch.
Kevin O'Connell provides injury update on WR Justin Jefferson
The Minnesota Vikings got some tough injury news at the very beginning of training camp when wide receiver Justin Jefferson was announced by head coach Kevin O'Connell with a mild hamstring strain. On Friday afternoon during his media availability, O'Connell gave an update on Jefferson after initially announcing that he would be evaluated "next week," which happens to be right now. "He'll start doing some more things to begin the process, kind of on the grass. I don't have an update on the timeline, other than I know the reports [that come] back to me have been really positive. I think evaluation with something like this is more so the checkpoints before he's eventually just doing more and more and more. And that does start this week. Don't know if that answers your question other than I didn't have a real update other than that long time before week one, but just based on the fact that he was able to get out and do what he did the other day, is he on track to on a process that would get him in the mix for that first week? Yeah, I've been real careful, even in my dialog with him, about what's what." It's not much of a surprise that O'Connell isn't giving a timeline. The Vikings are notoriously conservative when it comes to injuries, and there is nothing for the Vikings to win right now during training camp. Ideally, it would be great for the Vikings to have Jefferson back for joint practices with the New England Patriots, mainly because it will help J.J. McCarthy develop chemistry against a full team defense. For now, the Vikings are in a wait-and-see mode.
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