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Ravens coach Jesse Minter said he’s looking forward to building a relationship with quarterback Lamar Jackson.

According to Skip Bayless, Shedeur Sanders deserved a young black head coach, not an old white guy like Todd Monken.
The Browns’ decision to hire a white coach bothered Bayless so much that he posted a 23-minute video about it.
“WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO BLACK HEAD COACHES? I wanted a young black coach over Todd Monken for Shedeur,” Bayless wrote in the caption.
“Does Todd Monken believe in Shedeur Sanders as the future? I have no idea. And I’m not saying this would be a disaster for Shedeur, but Todd Monken obviously is an older white coach,” he added.

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye showing up as a limited participant with a shoulder injury on Wednesday’s projected injury report fueled Thursday’s inevitable question posed to head coach Mike Vrabel. What is his level of concern about Maye’s shoulder injury?
“Not much,” Vrabel responded, via Patriots Wire’s Sophie Weller.
Pro football doctor David Chao noticed the injury during the Patriots’ AFC Championship Game against the Denver Broncos last Sunday.

Chelsea vs West Ham: Match preview, predicted line-ups, team news, and prediction
Chelsea host West Ham United in the Premier League at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
The Blues claimed a 3-1 win at Crystal Palace last weekend, climbing to fifth in the standings.
Meanwhile, West Ham registered a 3-0 home victory over Sunderland to boost their survival hopes.
Match preview
Chelsea defeated Napoli 3-2 in the UEFA Champions League on Wednesday, extending their winning streak to four games across all competitions.

Kentucky Basketball head coach Mark Pope provided an update on Thursday on the status of sophomore forward Jayden Quaintance, confirming the big man remains sidelined as he continues to battle knee swelling with no clear timetable for a return.
Quaintance has not played since January 7, and Pope made it clear the situation remains fluid.
“He’s still dealing with a little bit of swelling, so we’re trying to make sure that we get to a great kickoff point,” Pope said. “I wish I could predict how that’s going to work. We don’t know.

That’s going to leave a mark.
The theme of Josh Allen’s 2025 season, the Buffalo Bills quarterback is heading into the offseason battered and bruised. Once again, Allen’s team fell short in the NFL playoffs, checking out in the divisional round after losing to the Denver Broncos.
It was a loss that led to the firing of head coach Sean McDermott and the promotion of the offensive coordinator, Joe Brady. The team officially introduced Brady as the new head coach on Jan. 29 and it was hard to miss Allen, who was showing some of the battle scars he picked up along the way.

Sister Lynn Winsor, the architect of Phoenix Xavier Prep’s national‑record girls golf dynasty, announced her retirement after 52 years at the school.
Winsor told The Arizona Republic her career “seems like a minute,” adding, “I came in ’74, and, all of a sudden, it’s 2026… I’ve been blessed in every way.”
Xavier holds a national‑best 40 state girls golf titles, including 16 straight from 1980‑95, all under her leadership.
According to a school news release, Winsor informed faculty and staff on Jan.

Super Bowl LX is here, the lead-up to it at least, and it goes without saying that everyone in the world is pretty pumped about it. Maybe not those who root against the New England Patriots, though.
For so long fans have said that the Kansas City Chiefs dynasty needed to come to an end and they got their wish… only for the Patriots to be the AFC team who returned to form instead. Sometimes you can’t win for losing.

There are hot takes and then there are HOT TAKES. Former NFL player Emmanuel Acho, who seemingly only exists now to say insane things so that other people will talk about him, delivered a piping-hot take regarding Shedeur Sanders and new Cleveland Browns head coach Todd Monken.
Many fans and media analysts spent the season defending Sanders, despite his extremely subpar play, and demanded the Browns fire Kevin Stefanski. Some believed (and even said out loud) that Stefanski tried to “sabotage” Sanders.

5 Eagles conspiracy theories after Adam Schefter’s cryptic comment originally appeared on The Sporting News.
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As the Philadelphia Eagles continue their search for a Kevin Patullo replacement at offensive coordinator, the ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter decided to overload fans with curiosity after making a cryptic comment.
Instead of hanging up and concluding his morning spot with 97.