Alvin Kamara may have just helped the New Orleans Saints win the NFC South.
After legitimate talk of a six- or even eight-game suspension for a felony, battery arrest outside a Las Vegas nightclub in February of 2022, the NFL suspended Kamara for only three games in the 2023 season on Friday.
Alvin Kamara Suspended 3 Games For His Role In Las Vegas Fight Prior To 2022 Pro Bowl
Kamara, who is the best and most versatile back in the NFL or close to it, will sit out the Saints’ first three games.
The New York Mets are a disaster, and Steve Cohen is sorry about that.
In an email obtained by OutKick, the Mets owner thanked season ticket holders for their support while also promising them a brighter future in the Big Apple.
The letter was signed by both Cohen and his wife Alex. It is unclear why he felt the need to drag her into this rolling calamity. If I were her, I’d ask him to leave me out of this one. But I digress.
Steve Cohen purchased the New York Mets in 2020.
Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen drew a loud reaction from the fans sitting in the bleachers after he used a nifty route to break free from safety Mark Webb Jr. during one–on–one drills.
It seemed the Chargers’ offense was headed for another prolific day against the defense, but cornerback Asante Samuel Jr. quickly regained momentum for his unit by batting a Justin Herbert pass intended for Allen during the early portion of full-team drills.
Ask anybody about the prospects for the 2023 Bears, and the conversation immediately turns to quarterback Justin Fields.
But if the Bears are going to be more than a sizzle reel for Fields come fall, don’t forget about what could be their true strength.
The secondary.
In a league which is increasingly about throwing successfully and defending against it, Chicago faces an intriguing battle led by both talent and potential.
The strength of the Bears in 2023 will be their safety tandem of Brisker and Jackson.
Zack Martin remains away from the Cowboys training camp, as the veteran is looking for a new contract, and so far he has missed 10 practices with the team. Therefore, Dallas has made sure to fine the offensive guard for every practice that he misses.
According to Calvin Watkins of The Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys are fining Martin $50,000 a day for his absence, which means so far the veteran has amassed $500,000 worth of fines this summer. Additionally, there have not been any renewed discussions between the Cowboys and Martin since the guard chose to hold out, Watkins reports.
It sounds like Luke Fickell would appreciate Wisconsin fans tapping the brakes a bit when it comes to expectations.
The Badgers open the season in less than a month, and it will be Luke Fickell’s first regular season game with the team.
Wisconsin stole him from Cincy after firing Paul Chryst. After three straight years of mediocre play on the field, the Badgers made a much needed change.
Hype has hit a deafening level. Fans can’t wait for the Fickell era to be rolling, but it sounds like he wants everyone to relax.
Luka Doncic is spending his offseason playing for the Slovenian national team, and as such has appeared far superior to his opponents on the international stage.
The most recent matchup was no exception.
With Slovenia playing against Greece, Doncic hit opposing defenders with a dizzying array of crossovers and step backs, to the point that he made one defender trip over his own feet.
After the defender fell backwards, Doncic stared him down, then stepped in and hit a layup while drawing a foul.
The play left fans, as well as his teammates in awe.
Ahead of Jake Paul’s much anticipated “boxing match” against former UFC fighter Nate Diaz, a former adversary of Paul’s is throwing out some harsh fight-fixing accusations.
Bellator MMA fighter Dillon Danis – who had been going back and forth with Paul about a possible boxing match in the past, has released DMs from Paul’s on-again-off-again coach, “Sugar” Shane Mosley.
In the alleged DMs, Mosley says that Paul would only fight Danis if he knew that he was injured or was somehow not 100%, which would obviously heavily favor Paul to continue his then-winning streak.
Following 48 hours of conference realignment that left the Pac-12 sitting with just four teams (Washington State, Oregon State, Cal and Stanford), the ACC presidents met on Friday night to discuss the next steps of conference realignment, according to a report from Ross Dellenger of Yahoo!.
Per Dellenger, the ACC “seriously explored” adding 5-7 Pac-12 schools as the conference’s uncertain future loomed.
Like it or not, college football isn’t the same as it used to be.
NIL deals, sponsorships and big-money TV contracts have turned our sacred Saturdays into a corporate cash cow. And truthfully, it was probably unavoidable.
But amid the dismantling of the Pac-12 Conference this week, Washington State head football coach Jake Dickert wondered aloud if all this money might be ruining the sport completely.
“It’s one of those things, guys, that we have to control what we control,” Dickert said regarding the state of the Pac-12. “It’s amazing to me.
