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The NFL season is fast approaching, and the Indianapolis Colts must figure out what to do with star running back Jonathan Taylor.
This offseason has been riddled with running back talk, notably the current market that is leaving elite RBs dissatisfied.
Time’s Ticking For Jonathan Taylor Trade
Taylor spoke up on the uncertainty of his future contract talks and caught the attention of Colts owner Jim Irsay. Now, the team and running back are at odds after JT requested a trade out of Indy.
Earlier this week, Indy’s front office permitted Taylor to seek a trade.

Ken Williams, over the objections of members of the team’s front office, ultimately made the call to trade Jake Burger to the Marlins, according to NBC Sports Chicago’s Ryan McGuffey and Chuck Garfien.

Spain midfielder Jennifer Hermoso has officially spoken out after Spanish football federation president Luis Rubiales kissed her on Sunday following the team’s World Cup win.
FUTPRO, the union that represents women’s players in Spain, released a statement with Hermoso, calling on action from the Spanish federation. 
“We ask the RFEF to implement the necessary protocols and to ensure the rights of our players and adopt exemplary measures,” the statement said.

American tennis player John Isner announced on Wednesday that this year’s U.S. Open will be his final tennis tournament before he retires.
“There comes a time in every athletes’ career that they have to decide to hang it up, for me, that time is now,” Isner wrote in a post on Instagram. “I didn’t come at this decision lightly, but I feel it is the right way to go.
“The U.S. Open will be my last tournament, and I can’t think of a better way to go out than competing in New York City. I have participated in the U.S.

Former NBA coach and analyst Stan Van Gundy tragically lost his wife, Kimberly, at the age of 61.
TMZ Sports reported the news, detailing that Kimberley Van Gundy passed away on Aug. 16. Kimberly’s cause of death is not yet confirmed.
The outlet relayed a statement from the late Kimberley’s sister, Catherine.
“I lost my big sister Kimberly Abbott Van Gundy on Wednesday,” her statement read. “She was one of my favorite people and I will forever miss her. Rest in peace, Kim.”

TNT Analysts, Stan Van Gundy and Brian Anderson. (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images).

Three days after defensive lineman Sam Williams was arrested on multiple charges—including felony possession of a controlled substance—Cowboys owner Jerry Jones addressed the issue to reporters on Wednesday, making a joke about the situation in the process.
Williams was charged with possession of a controlled substance and unlawful carrying of a weapon, per ESPN’s Todd Archer, and participated in team practice on Tuesday. This follows an incident last December in which Williams crashed his car and was cited for misdemeanor reckless driving.

Boy, what a rough time to be a fan of the Baltimore Orioles.
The Orioles are having a resurgent, exciting season on the field, with young talent up and down the lineup. Catcher Adley Rutschman, shortstop Gunnar Henderson, Jordan Westburg and pitcher Greyson Rodriguez have combined to lead Baltimore to the top of the AL East.
The future could be even brighter, with Jackson Holliday the consensus top prospect in Major League Baseball.
For Orioles fans, there’s growing optimism that the team could turn into perennial contenders after years of disappointment.

The Yankees’ longtime general manager admitted the obvious Wednesday.

The San Francisco Giants have navigated the 2023 season by turning rotation slots into openers, bulk guys and tag-team efforts.

Angel Reese’s popularity in the college basketball world has continuously soared after she helped LSU to a national title back in April.
The forward is now somewhat of a celebrity, especially after signing various NIL deals, raking up millions of followers on social media, throwing out the first pitch at the Orioles game and appearing in a Cardi B music video.
All of this recognition has made Reese decide to take online classes at LSU instead of attending in person.