Author: Michael

With Jacksonville Jaguars’ cornerback Montaric Brown set to be a free agent, one NFL insider believes that he will head to another team.
ESPN’s Dan Graziano predicted the landing spots for the top free agents. When it came to Brown, Garziano selected the Philadelphia Eagles — not the Jaguars.
“A surprisingly buzzy name at last week’s combine, the 26-year-old Brown should draw interest from multiple teams,” Graziano wrote.

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The Chargers have found their new starting center, agreeing to terms with Tyler Biadasz on a three-year deal.
Here is how fans and analysts reacted to the latest signing by the Bolts:

The Chargers absolutely had to solve center this offseason and signing Tyler Biadasz checks a lot of boxes for them. Obviously not an elite player but still a significant upgrade. Draft his backup in round 4 ish and I’m happy.
— Steven Haglund (@StevenIHaglund) March 6, 2026

Biadasz was Brandon Thorn’s second-best center available and IOL6 overall. Doesn’t count against the comp pick formula.

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The Men’s Downhill Para Alpine Skiing gold medal race at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Paralympic Games is this Saturday, here’s how to tune in. (Photo by Maja Hitij/Getty Images)

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The U.S. Paralympic Ski Team will compete this Saturday in the men’s and women’s downhill para alpine medal races in Cortina, Italy at the 2026 Winter Paralympics. Races will begin bright and early, with the livestream starting at 3:30 a.m. ET on Peacock.

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There’s plenty of concerns surrounding the long-term future of the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback position — but Aaron Rodgers approves of one young quarterback eventually taking the reins.
On Thursday’s episode of The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers lauded Will Howard as not only a future starting-caliber quarterback, but also claimed he’d be in the league for a “long time.”
“I’m a big Will Howard [supporter] — not just a fan as a human — but a believer as a player,” Rodgers said.

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While many are still grieving the loss of legendary college football coach, Lou Holtz, who died on Wednesday at the age of 89, it’s worth noting that the man still had his fastball even in the last few months of his life.
In what would end up being his last public speaking event during his storied life and career last November, OutKick obtained an exclusive look at Holtz’s final public speech by way of the America First Policy Institute.
In it, Holtz is as sharp as ever, discussing his blessings and privileges.

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