A sexual assault lawsuit levied against Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is headed back to court after initially being dismissed.
The personal injury suit related to an alleged incident in 2018 was filed in 2020 in Dallas County district court. However, The Dallas Morning News reports that it was dismissed last year.
The incident allegedly occurred at AT&T Stadium on Sept. 16, 2018. It claimed Jones kissed a woman “on the mouth and forcibly grabbed her without her consent.
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The two sides met last week and are expected to meet again in Indianapolis.
The Jets are one of the most interesting teams of the NFL offseason, as New York is firmly in the market for a new quarterback. The team has already met with free agent Derek Carr, and is expected to be interested in Aaron Rodgers if the Packers decide to trade him
On Tuesday at the NFL combine, Jets general manager Joe Douglas spoke for the first time since meeting with Carr. Douglas praised the former Raiders quarterback, and confirmed that he expects to meet with him again at the combine.
Best picks, biggest regrets and nastiest snipes from this 15-team draft.
On Feb. 21, the LABR experts league gathered to kick off fantasy baseball draft season.
LABR (League of Alternative Baseball Reality) was formed in 1994 by John Hunt, a fantasy baseball columnist for USA Today, and the original group featured experts such as Bill James, who many know from the movie Moneyball. The “experts” have changed over time, and the league is now commissioned by Steve Gardner of USA Today, but the scoring is the same.
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The 2023 F1 season kicks off with the Bahrain Grand Prix, here is how, and what, to watch
Pre-season testing is over and it is time to go racing for real. Formula 1 returns to the track this week, as the teams are in Bahrain for the Bahrain Grand Prix, the first race of the 2023 season.
This year is a critical season for the sport. It is the second year under the current aerodynamic regulations, so teams enter 2023 with a much better picture of how the regulations impact the cars on the track.
LeBron James’ injured right foot is expected to be reassessed in two weeks to see how much progress he’s made, but the timeline for his return is expected to extend beyond that checkpoint, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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The three-time Pro Bowler spent his entire career with Tennessee.
Following his release from the Titans last week, three-time Pro Bowler Taylor Lewan came home to a sad-looking surprise on Monday.
The offensive tackle, who spent his entire career in Tennessee, posted a photo on Twitter of what appeared to be his front door. Outside the home were several garbage bags filled with shoes and clothes, with football pads even sitting on top of one bag.
“Shout out to the Titans dropping my stuff off today,” he said on Twitter. “They even let me keep the shoulder pads.
Amid a career year, the 21-year-old suffered the severe injury during Monday night’s game against the Pistons.
The Hornets will have to operate without LaMelo Ball for the remainder of the season after the star point guard suffered a significant ankle injury, The Athletic’s Shams Charania reports.
Ball will miss the remainder of the 2022–23 campaign after fracturing his right ankle in Monday night’s game against the Pistons.
Damian Lillard has remained with the Portland TrailBlazers for his entire 11-year career despite having multiple opportunities to chase rings elsewhere. Dame said in a recent interview that the only thing he hasn’t provided the city of Portland over the course of his career is a title. Dame used Dirk Nowitzki as an example of a player he’s seen stick with one team and eventually bring them a title. Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe determine if Lillard made the right choice staying loyal to Blazers.
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin wants to play football again after collapsing on the field in January. Whether or not he takes the field again remains a question, but general manager Brandon Beane shared a very positive update about the safety’s health status.
Beane spoke with the media on Tuesday at the NFL Scouting Combine and said so far, so good with the testing that Hamlin has undergone thus far.
“We want to make sure we’re hearing everything. Assuming he gets full clearance, I know he would want to play. I know that’s his end game, to continue playing,” Beane said.