Texas Longhorns quarterback Quinn Ewers was once considered a potential first-round pick in the NFL Draft. However, an inefficient senior season where he led the SEC in interceptions sent him plummeting down the draft boards.
Ewers didn’t hear his name called until the seventh round, when the Miami Dolphins selected the quarterback with the 231st pick in the NFL Draft, making him the 13th QB picked. A far cry from his potential as a former five-star prospect coming out of high school and the #1 quarterback prospect in 2022.
Obviously, Ewers couldn’t return to Texas.
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Jax Ulbrich, the 21-year-old son of former interim Jets head coach Jeff Ulbrich, was identified as the prankster making calls to NFL Draft prospect Shedeur Sanders to play cruel jokes as he awaited calls from NFL teams.
Jeff Ulbrich, now the Atlanta Falcons’ defensive coordinator, saw his team issue an apology for his son’s actions.
Jax called Sanders, pretending to be Saints general manager Mickey Loomis, and told him he’d need to “keep waiting longer.”
“It’s been a long wait, man,” Jax said on the phone.
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The 2025 NFL draft is over, and the Ravens did what they always do: navigated the board and came away with a deep and versatile class. Eric DeCosta added two elite defenders with their first two picks, solid depth at the offensive line, and the team’s first kicker in the 30-year history of the Ravens franchise.
Overall, DeCosta used all 11 picks and double-dipped at the cornerback and offensive tackle, ensuring a ton of depth at multiple positions.
Round 1, No. 27: Malaki Starks, S, Georgia (No. 24)
Round 2, No. 59: Mike Green, EDGE, Marshall (No. 14)
Round 3, No.
DETROIT — After the Baltimore Orioles were swept in Saturday’s doubleheader against the Detroit Tigers, manager Brandon Hyde stated matter-of-factly the difficult position his team would be in Sunday.
“Today was a really, really tough day,” Hyde said. “We’ve gotta bounce back and get up early and face [Tarik] Skubal tomorrow.”
If only Hyde knew how challenging Sunday against the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner would be.
When Hyde arrived at Comerica Park on Sunday morning, he learned that three of his best players couldn’t play.
NEW YORK (AP) — Max Fried won his fifth straight start, Austin Wells capped a six-run third inning with a three-run double off suddenly wild Kevin Gausman and the New York Yankees routed the Toronto Blue Jays 11-2 on Sunday in a doubleheader opener.
Fried (5-0) allowed a first-inning RBI groundout and six hits in six innings. He has given up one run over 20 2/3 innings in three starts following Yankees losses, and New York has won all six of his starts.
Anthony Volpe homered off Paxton Schultz, and Oswaldo Cabrera drove in a pair of runs with one of the Yankees’ six doubles.
CLEVELAND — Red Sox catcher Connor Wong (fractured pinky) began a rehab assignment for Triple-A Worcester on Sunday.
He’s batting second in the WooSox lineup. The plan is for him to play seven innings, manager Alex Cora.
Cora said the Red Sox don’t know yet how many rehab games Wong will need before he’s ready to be activated from the IL. But it’s likely he’ll need more than one.
“We’ll play it day by day and we don’t have to rush him,” Cora said Sunday at Progressive Field before Boston’s series finale against the Guardians.
CLEVELAND — First baseman Triston Casas and right fielder Wilyer Abreu are not in the Red Sox lineup Sunday.
Right-handed hitters Romy Gonzalez and Rob Refsnyder will play instead with another left-handed starter on the mound for Cleveland.
The Red Sox and Guardians will play the rubber game of their three-game series Sunday at 1:40 p.m. here at Progressive Field after splitting a doubleheader Saturday. Cleveland won the first game, 5-4.
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