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Following their haul at the 2025 NFL draft, the Buffalo Bills received mostly positive reviews by national media and football experts.
The folks at Pro Football Focus thought much like everyone else, as they were fans of the Bills’ 2025 draft class.
Defense was the focus, as general manager Brandon Beane led a youth overhaul on that side of the ball. Six of the nine picks were on defense, including their first five selections.
Below, find the 2024 PFF grade for each player drafted by the Bills in April:
CB Max Hairston: 67.0

DT T.J. Sanders: 82.4

DE Landon Jackson: 83.

Scottie Scheffler moved past Dustin Johnson earlier this year on the PGA Tour’s career money list. His next target: Phil Mickelson.
While both DJ and Mickelson bolted for LIV Golf and have had their Tour earnings remain roughly the same over the last few years, Scheffler has stormed up the standings.
The $3.42 million he collected by winning the PGA Championship has him at $81,924,784, fourth on the list. Mickelson is third with $96,685,635.

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Here are our predictions for the Stanley Cup Conference Finals.
The 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs have been staggeringly good, and now we’re down to the final four. Dreams of a Canadian team finally winning the cup took a massive hit in the second round with both the Jets and Leafs falling, leaving everything to the Edmonton Oilers, who have been largely overlooked for much of the postseason.

Jake Paul will be one of several guests on Monday’s edition of The Ariel Helwani Show. (Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images)IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect / Reuters

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Join “The Ariel Helwani Show” live on Uncrowned and YouTube at 1 p.m. ET/10 a.m. PT/6 p.m. UK time as Ariel and the Boys In The Back break down all the combat sports action from the weekend that was. Monday’s lineup is below.
1 p.m. ET: Ariel and the crew look back at UFC Fight Night: Morales vs. Burns, plus more from this past weekend.
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It’s Monday morning, so it’s time for me to let you all know what’s been on my mind the past week. I’ve been going through the excellent reporting from Ross Dellenger for Yahoo Sports on the talks about expanding the College Football Playoff to 16 teams, so let’s go ahead and run through it.
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‘We’re not going to make a soap opera out of this’ – Marseille president Pablo Longoria on Roberto De Zerbi’s future
The question has been on the lips of many in Marseille since Les Olympiens sealed their second spot in Ligue 1 on the last match of the season on Saturday against Stade Rennais (4-2). Roberto De Zerbi said following the match that he “wants to stay 100%” at Marseille next season, but that he had to speak with the club president on certain changes at the club ahead of planning for next season in the Champions League.

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The 2025 NFL draft is still very fresh in everyone’s mind but the NFL is a never-ending enterprise. It’s not improper to start thinking about next year’s draft. In fact, some outlets are already producing mock drafts.
Pro Football Network put out their latest mock draft last week and precited the New York Giants would be drafting high in the order again next April — No. 5 overall, as a matter of fact.
The mock is a three-rounder but the Giants do not have a third round pick as it was dealt away as part the draft day trade to obtain quarterback Jaxson Dart.

LAS VEGAS – HyunSung Park says his post-fight callout of Matt Schnell at UFC Fight Night 256 was nothing personal.
Park (10-0 MMA, 3-0 UFC) kept his undefeated record intact Saturday when he scored a first-round submission of Carlos Hernandez (10-5 MMA, 3-4 UFC) in their flyweight bout at the UFC Apex. Afterward, he used his in-cage microphone time to request a matchup with Schnell (17-9 MMA, 7-7 UFC), who is coming off a unanimous decision win over Jimmy Flick at UFC on ESPN 66 in April.
According to Park, there was no malice behind him naming Schnell.

Yeah, I mean – let’s just go ahead and make North Wilkesboro an actual, points-paying NASCAR race, and move on with our lives. Right?
It’s been a pretty rough stretch lately for the series, if we’re being frank. And we are nothing if not frank around here. 
Hell, I’m not sure that we’ve really had a great race in a few months now. Sunday night felt like a step in the right direction. Sure, Joey Logano led a billion laps, but there was always action. Always something going on. Always a battle for one of the top spots.