Much has been made this NFL training camp of the status of Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow, whose July 27 calf strain sent shock waves throughout the league.
It is becoming increasingly apparent, however, that Burrow will be back sooner rather than later.
Cincinnati’s quarterback is expected to be ready for the Bengals’ opener against the Browns on Sept. 10, according to a report from ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler on SportsCenter.
“People I’ve talked to do believe that for Week 1, he’ll be ready to go,” Fowler said.
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Before Dillon Brooks became the villain vs. LeBron James’s Lakers, the veteran forward had a moment with James’s former teammate, Kyrie Irving. After a March game between the Grizzlies and Mavericks, Irving appeared to turn down Brooks’s jersey during what an apparent jersey swap.
“I saw that after the game. I’ll probably get it next time. Probably next time. Not this time,” Irving said in March. “I was really onto the next thing, thought process-wise.”
At the time, it was unclear whether there was any beef between the two, but Irving clarified that on Saturday.
Alessia Russo go-ahead goal in the second half gave England a lead they held on to for the rest of the match.
After 14 years in London, Tottenham’s most recognizable face is moving on to a new adventure.
Striker Harry Kane has agreed to a four-year contract with Bayern Munich, the 11-time defending German champions announced in a release early Saturday morning.
“Welcome to Munich, Harry Kane! We’re very happy about this top-quality new arrival,” team president Herbert Hainer said in a statement. “Harry Kane will not only strengthen FC Bayern, but also be a real asset to the entire Bundesliga.
Tiger Woods catches a ball in the practice area during the third round of the 2023 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on April 08, 2023 in Augusta, Georgia. | Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images
Tiger Woods was seen without a walking boot at a junior golf tournament last weekend, signaling a potential comeback in 2024 is possible.
Tiger Woods has battled injuries for the better part of a decade.
Add his life-threatening car accident in 2021 into the mix, and it is amazing that Woods can still walk, let alone play golf.
The Dolphins had a significant injury scare in practice this week, as wide receiver Jaylen Waddle went down with an injury to his midsection. However, it appears that the third-year wideout will be “fine” and avoided a much more serious injury.
After Miami’s preseason game vs. the Falcons on Friday, coach Mike McDaniel explained that Waddle’s offseason has been strong-enough where he can take some time to heal.
“He’s banked enough quality reps that I’m not really worried about his participation within the offense,” McDaniel said.
Former NFL cornerback and current Commanders broadcaster Fred Smoot was arrested in Virginia on Thursday over lack of payment for child support.
Smoot turned himself into the Loudon Center Adult Detention Center where he remained until Friday. He was not part of his typical Commanders postgame coverage last night after their 17-15 victory over the Browns. Former Commanders tight end Doc Walker filled in for him.
Former Washington Commanders cornerback and broadcaster Fred Smoot was arrested over failure to pay child support.
Oregon infielder Paige Sinicki reacted just like so many others when the news of Oregon and Washington’s move to the Pac-12 was formally announced. After a back-and-forth, on again off again week, she woke up on the morning of Aug. 4 thinking it wasn’t going to happen, only for the news to come down late in the afternoon while she was sitting on her couch.
“It was pretty emotional at first hearing the news of the Pac-12 just because of the history it has and the presence it has with softball,” Sinicki says. “I’ve been committed to playing in the Pac-12 since I was 13.
Harold Varner III during day two of the LIV Golf Invitational – Greenbrier at The Old White Course on August 05, 2023, in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. | Photo by Eakin Howard/Getty Images
Harold Varner III joined LIV Golf for the increased paydays. Now he made a revelation that will irk PGA Tour stars.
Harold Varner III left the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf because of the vast financial opportunity the Saudi-backed tour could provide him and his family.
He has admitted this repeatedly since joining LIV, so this is not a new development.
The Mick is still shining.
The Yankees No. 7 great could be adding another win to his legendary career, but this time it’s not on the playing field.
According to Heritage Auctions, a game-worn 1958 home Mantle jersey could become the most expensive baseball jersey ever. Mantle wore the jersey multiple times throughout that season, including on Opening Day as well as that year’s Home Run Derby.
1958 Mickey Mantle jersey up for auction at Heritage Auctions (HA.com)
1958 Mickey Mantle jersey up for auction at Heritage Auctions (HA.