The Tennessee Titans have released initial plans for Nashville’s new $2.1 billion multi-use stadium.
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The biggest decision of Harry Kane’s historic career awaits after Tottenham reportedly accepted Bayern Munich’s offer of more than $110 million for the England star, according to ESPN.
Now, the longtime Spurs forward must decide whether to see out the final year of his contract in north London or move to the Bundesliga giants with the Premier League season kicking off this weekend.
The 30-year-old forward had previously declined to sign a new contract at Tottenham, which risked watching the club’s all-time top goalscorer leave on a free transfer next summer.
Back by popular demand—or force of habit—it’s time for the annual preseason College Football’s Most Intriguing lists. Last week we went over the coaches. This week: Most Intriguing Quarterbacks. Let’s dive in:
1. Caleb Williams, USC
The man with the profane manicures and all the dazzling pocket moves is on his way to being the No. 1 draft pick next spring. Every college QB since Trevor Lawrence went pro has engendered some nagging doubt in NFL scouts—Williams, not so much.
Celtics star Jayson Tatum picked up golf during the NBA COVID-19 bubble in 2020 and has been an avid player ever since.
Tatum participated in the Wednesday Pro-Am event at the FedEx St. Jude Championship, and in a meeting with reporters was asked about Marcus Smart’s departure. Smart was traded earlier this offseason to the Grizzlies as part of a three-team deal that landed the Celtics former Wizards star Kristaps Porziņģis.
“They’re getting a leader,” Tatum said when asked what Memphis would get from Smart.
If you haven’t tried best ball yet, it’s time to jump in! It’s a great way to practice for your drafts in late August and early September. Best ball drafts are a great way to practice your build, whether it’s zero RB or hero RB or something else.
The great thing about best ball is that there is no in-season management. Just set it and forget it. There’s no worrying about making the best start/sit decisions. The software automatically selects your highest-scoring lineup for the week after the games are played.
Stephen Curry had the chance to meet, coach and even share the floor with one of the NBA’s next budding stars before his potential upside had even full come to light.
The Warriors star has hosted an NBA camp for each of the past eight years, and it’s featured some of the biggest names from the next wave of talent in both men’s and women’s basketball. A few of those names, such as Anthony Edwards, Jalen Green, Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers, were mentioned as examples during a recent interview between Curry and Complex’s Kameron Hay.
With the Hall of Fame game behind us, we’re now cruising—cruising, I tell you—into the bulk of the NFL preseason. It’s safe to say that the only person more excited than us (I’m assuming, like me, there’s something wrong with you if you’re reading this) is John Harbaugh, who wore a “1–0” shirt to his press conference Tuesday. He likens his comically long, 23-game preseason winning streak to a no-hitter in baseball, which means we don’t discuss it until it’s over. Or maybe at all.
We are truly living in peak society, my friends.
Kickers. They’re the most disrespected players in all of fantasy football. Heck, some folks out there want to eliminate them from our great game altogether. “The position is too hard to predict!” the naysayers proclaim, Or they’ll complain about the lack of consistent production kickers provide from one season to the next.
Boo-hoo! Cry me a river.
Fantasy football isn’t easy to predict.
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Stetson Bennett and Trey Lance among NFL players who can help themselves in the preseason
Week 1 of the NFL preseason is here, with all 32 teams in action over the next few days.
While there is no shortage of storylines, here are some of the players who can certainly help themselves over the next few weeks. From rookies looking to carve out a roster spot, to veterans trying to lock down a starting role, here are some players to watch as preseason games get underway.
“Untold: Johnny Football” is sharing the wrong side of Johnny Manziel, admitted former NFL quarterback Ryan Leaf on Tuesday’s episode of “Hot Mic with Hutton and Withrow.”
Leaf joined Jonathan Hutton and Chad Withrow and gave a new perspective on the successful Netflix documentary that chronicles Manziel’s journey from the heights of college football to the depressing lows of the NFL.