Author: Michael

It’s finally here.
After months and hundreds of hours of work, the official Big Blue View Big Board for the 2026 NFL Draft is done.
As usual, Nick Falato and I teamed up to set a consensus board. We prefer to use a “Pro Style” two-axis big board that breaks prospects up by position and color coded by tier. We’ve found that this gives a better feel for how players across position groups stack up with each other than a traditional single axis “stack” board (such as a Top 100).

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FRISCO, Texas (AP) — Anthony Markanich scored in the first half, Drake Callender made three saves for his fourth clean sheet of the season and Minnesota beat FC Dallas 1-0 on Wednesday night.
Minnesota (5-2-2) has won four-straight games for the second time in club history, with the previous streak coming in 2019.
Dallas (3-2-4) entered on an 11-game home unbeaten streak across all competitions.
Markanich, the MLS top-scoring defender last year, finished his own rebound in the 32nd minute for his second goal of the season.

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🚨Necaxa v Chivas line-ups confirmed
First clash of the midweek round! Necaxa host Chivas at Estadio Victoria in the penultimate matchday of the Clausura 2026. The Rayos, sitting 13th in the table (17 points), are not yet mathematically out of playoff contention and are fighting for their lives against the league leaders.
Necaxa XI

Chivas XI

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How did silent Juan Soto fare returning to Mets’ lineup? originally appeared on The Sporting News.
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The New York Mets needed help.
Losers of 12 straight, the Mets entered Wednesday’s game against the visiting Minnesota Twinsranked No. 30 in runs scored (75) and wins (seven).
With the news of Juan Soto returning — and presumably speaking to his teammates — the Mets responded with a 3-2 victory at Citi Field.

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San Diego (Calif.) Rancho Bernardo head football coach Eric Weddle doesn’t plan on going anywhere soon when it comes to his current coaching position.
So much so that the Broncos‘ head coach took to social media on X, formerly known as Twitter, to address his coaching future at Rancho Bernardo, assuring the community that he doesnt plan on leaving for several years. Six more to be exact, according to the former NFL safety.
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“Want everyone to know in SD, I will not be leaving Rancho Bernardo HS when Gaige graduates.

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