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The Eagles seemed pretty pleased with taking Jalen Carter with the 9th overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Their fans seemed to be pretty pumped about it too, and so did the team’s center, Jason Kelce.
Kelce was in Kansas City — which is traditionally his brother’s stomping grounds — and took some time to give a toast to the newest Eagle with some fans who had made the trek.

Jason Kelce likes his beer. #NFLDraft @Eagles @JasonKelce pic.twitter.com/1zJhf5FmBe
— Billy Krumb (@ClubhouseCancer) April 28, 2023

That’s a man who has celebrated his team’s draft decision before.

In the midst of celebrating the biggest night of his career, Steelers first-round pick Broderick Jones took a moment to share how he plans to honor late Georgia teammate Devin Willock as he enters his first NFL season.
Jones, the 14th pick in the 2023 NFL draft, announced Friday he will pay homage to Willock, who was killed in a car accident on Jan. 15, by switching from No. 59 to No. 77—Willock’s number at Georgia. Jones’s touching tribute comes as the rookie offensive lineman had been searching for a new number because Pittsburgh no longer issues a No.

NEW ORLEANS – Quarterback Max Duggan is more than three inches taller than Bryce Young – 6-foot-1 and a half to 5-10.
Duggan and his TCU teammates reached the College Football Playoff last season and advanced to the national championship game. Young and his Crimson Tide lost to Tennessee and LSU, and none of those three made the CFP.
Behind Duggan, TCU reached unprecedented heights in 2022 as it finished 12-2. He was No. 15 in the nation in passing efficiency at 159.2 (267 of 419) for 3,698 yards and 32 touchdowns with eight interceptions.

The first round of the NFL Draft featured one of the strangest slides of all-time in Will Levis. How unpredictable will Friday night get? Yahoo Sports has you covered the whole way.

Return, if you will, to the summer of 2011—Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Abby Wambach, “Rolling in the Deep,” and so on.
In the basketball world, the Heat were licking their wounds after losing to the Mavericks in six games in the NBA Finals. The loss embarrassed a Miami team that had become one of the most widely hated squads in the history of sports after assembling the league’s proto-superteam the previous offseason.

One of the fun things about the NFL Draft is that sometimes players’ families upstage the players themselves. It’s their night, but sometimes siblings, parents, or girlfriends steal the show. Indianapolis Colts draft pick Anthony Richardson’s younger brother was one of these show stealers.
Ahead of the draft, it was reported that Richardson and his younger brother were going to dress alike for the big night. That’s a cool idea, and they executed it well.
However, it wasn’t the threads that got people talking. It was what happened when the 13-year-old was handed a microphone.

Intrigue is building as we lead up to the start of Day 2 of the 2023 NFL Draft. According to a report from ESPN‘s Adam Schefter, the Steelers, who currently own the No. 32 pick, are fielding calls from other teams who covet the first pick of the second round.
The Steelers, who obtained the pick last year from the Bears in exchange for wideout Chase Claypool, hold a strongly-desired selection as teams have players with first-round grades who remain on their big board heading into Round 2.
Pittsburgh traded away their fourth-round pick (No.

Antonio Brown has agreed to sign with the Baltimore Ravens.
Problem is, it doesn’t look like the Ravens have agreed to the same deal.
Nevertheless, the Internet is having a good time with what looks to be the seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver’s latest troll.
“Excited to return to the NFL this year #RavensFlock,” Brown tweeted.

Excited to return to the NFL this year #RavensFlock pic.twitter.com/YksQH2tQzM
— AB (@AB84) April 28, 2023

Brown has not suited up in the NFL since he walked off the field in the middle of a game as a member of the Bucs in 2021.

KANSAS CITY — Will Levis apparently had enough of those incessant TV shots of him, his family and his girlfriend as he fell out of the first round of the NFL draft Thursday night.
So he’s not returning to the so-called Green Room for Friday night’s sequel in rounds 2-3, a source confirmed to OutKick.
The Levis decision was first reported by BigX Sports Radio in Kentucky, which covers the University of Kentucky.
Levis reportedly isn’t just declining to return to the draft, but was planning to leave Kansas City altogether.

A stunning, new report emerged Friday detailing the circumstances surrounding the resignation of former Miami (Ohio) women’s basketball coach DeUnna Hendrix, who stepped down from the position Wednesday after four years with the school.
According to The Athletic, Hendrix, 38, resigned from the program following an investigation into an inappropriate relationship the former Redhawks coach had with a player.