The former Eagles star is headed to Detroit.
The Lions made a big splash in free agency on Sunday, reportedly agreeing to a deal with former Eagles defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Per NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, the safety is headed to Detroit on a one-year, $8 million deal which includes $6.5 million in fully guaranteed money.
Gardner-Johnson, who was one of the top free agents left on the market, recorded a league-high six interceptions last year, playing a key role in Philadelphia’s run to the Super Bowl.
Author: Michael
Everyone’s brackets are busted, but there’s still plenty of action to be had as the men’s NCAA tournament enters its second week.
A thrilling opening weekend of the 2023 men’s NCAA tournament is winding down and several Sweet 16 matchups are set. Spreads are already available for a few of those matchups, which will take place Thursday and Friday.
The remaining teams are just two wins shy of a trip to the Final Four in Houston.
Alabama and Houston are the only No. 1 seeds still dancing as Purdue suffered an historic upset to No.
The Wildcats paid homage to the Chiefs and their star quarterback late in Sunday’s round of 32 win over Kentucky.
Over the years, Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs have wow’ed NFL fans the world over with their cavalcade of out-of-the-box trick plays. But, apparently, the game of football isn’t the only sport influenced by the reigning Super Bowl champion’s offensive creativity.
The Kansas State men’s basketball team earned a shoutout from Mahomes on Sunday after taking a page out of the Chiefs playbook in the closing moments of a 75–69 round of 32 win over No.
Michigan State knocked off the beasts from the big east on Sunday. And Tom Izzo felt the gravity of the upset win.
The Spartans upset Marquette, 69-60, to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
It will be a familiar sight for Tom Izzo, a.k.a Mr. March, as he reaches his 15th appearance in the regional semifinal round.
Izzo’s Spartans have fashioned yet another run of unexpected NCAA tournament success out of indescribable pain.
Heart perpetually on his sleeve, Tom Izzo shed tears Sunday after getting Michigan State to the NCAA tournament’s Sweet 16 for the 15th time. “It’s been a tough year,” Izzo explained after the No. 7 seed Spartans upset No. 2 Marquette in the East Region. This was an understatement.
No basketball glory can erase the pain from the Feb. 13 mass shooting that left three dead and seven wounded, shattering the Michigan State campus.
Emotions were high on Sunday for a Michigan State team that’s been through a lot this year.
He will miss his 11th consecutive game on Sunday night.
LeBron James is still sidelined by the foot injury he sustained a few weeks ago, but head coach Darvin Ham stated on Sunday that the Lakers are expecting to have their star forward back “at some point” before the season is over.
Via ESPN’s Dave McMenamin, Ham provided an update on James’ injury, and while he didn’t hone in on a specific date, he indicated a return during the regular season is on the cards for the 38-year-old.
“We anticipate him coming back at some point,” said Ham of LeBron.
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Fan-favorite Vikings wideout Adam Thielen is getting a change of scenery after playing in Minnesota since 2013. However, the move isn’t much of an upgrade for the vet.
Thielen is joining the offensive rebuild in Carolina, signing with the Panthers to a three-year deal, announced Sunday by NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Thielen will be joining a major transitionoary season for the Panthers. Heading into the 2023-24 season, the Panthers will have a new coach in Frank Reich and the first-overall draft pick.
The Spartans head coach was brought to tears after the victory.
Michigan State pulled off a major upset on Sunday in order to reach the Sweet 16 of the 2023 men’s NCAA tournament. After taking down No. 2 seed Marquette, Spartans head coach Tom Izzo couldn’t hide hold back his emotions during his post-game interview.
The 68-year-old was moved to tears after Michigan State clinched its first Sweet 16 berth since 2019, explaining how proud he was of the team after what he described as a “long year.”
“It’s been a long year, but really proud of those guys.