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Skattebo says he mulled retiring after '25 injury
Giants running back Cam Skattebo said Thursday on the "Up & Adams Show" that he briefly contemplated retirement after he suffered an open fracture of his right ankle during his rookie season.[read more]
NFL betting expected to slow at U.S. sportsbooks
NFL betting has grown for years, climbing to approximately $30 billion, but the boom is showing signs of stalling at U.S. sportsbooks as prediction markets gain ground.[read more]
Sanchez plans to plead guilty in '25 assault case
Former NFL quarterback and Fox broadcaster Mark Sanchez has agreed to plead guilty in connection to the alleged attack of a truck driver in Indianapolis last year.[read more]
Athletic: Russini-Vrabel ties violated standards
Former Athletic reporter Dianna Russini's relationship with Mike Vrabel violated newsroom standards but showed no clear bias toward the Patriots head coach, The Athletic said Thursday.[read more]
Court appearance for Packers' Jacobs moved up
Packers running back Josh Jacobs' initial court appearance on misdemeanor charges has been moved up more than two months to Sept. 10.[read more]
McVay: Rams plan to bring all players to opener
The Rams "plan" to bring all of their players to Melbourne, Australia, for their season opener against the 49ers, head coach Sean McVay said Friday.[read more]
Pro Football HOF overhauling selection process
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has made sweeping changes to its selection process that include a significant reduction in the number of selectors and the elimination of the separate Seniors category.[read more]
👀 Fantasy football draft guide: Rankings, more
Your one-stop shop as you prep for draft season, including rankings, projections and analysis.[read more]
Former Wake Forest, NFL DB Smith dies at 40
Alphonso Smith, a two-time All-America defensive back who played four seasons in the NFL, has died.[read more]
32 NFL teams, 32 X factors: Solak picks game-changing players for each team
What do Marvin Harrison Jr., Jared Verse and Travis Hunter have in common? The success of their teams could depend on them.[read more]