The Las Vegas Raiders are finally allowing quarterback Derek Carr to visit a trade suitor, just a week before LV meets a hard line to either cut or pay Carr.
According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Carr is scheduled to meet with the New Orleans Saints on Wednesday. This will mark the QB’s representation’s first meeting with a team amid a months-long discussion on where Carr is headed next, with the understanding that the Raiders have moved on from the 31-year-old QB.
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While there were plenty of rumors about a disconnect between Bill Belichick and Tom Brady throughout the dynasty they built in New England, it’s difficult to decipher fact from fiction.
On Monday, Belichick joined Brady’s “Lets Go!’ podcast and the roughly 20-minute segment is worth a listen. The coach and pupil spoke candidly about the impact they had on one another, and while Brady gave all the credit to the Patriots’ front man, Belichick didn’t hold back when describing all of the ways the GOAT helped him has a coach.
Ben Verlander was able to sit with New York Mets’ owner Steve Cohen at the MLB Awards Banquet in New York this past weekend. Ben tells Alex Curry that Cohen discussed some big plans that he has for the Mets’ both on and off the field this year.
LeBron James is closing in on Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s all-time scoring mark, and the Lakers superstar could break the record against the Thunder.
Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw isn’t the biggest believer in Russell Wilson expect great things from Sean Payton in Denver regardless.
Manny Bates hammered it home for the Butler Bulldogs against the St. John’s Red Storm.
Both Arizona and UCLA made a big jump in Mike DeCourcy’s latest NCAA Tournament projections, while Wisconsin remains on the bubble.
Ben Verlander and Alex Curry rank MLB’s Shortstops and have New York Mets’ Francisco Lindor, Philadelphia Phillies’ Trea Turner & Minnesota Twins’ Carlos Correa in The Elite Tier.
The Nets guard added some humor to Tuesday’s introductory news conference in Brooklyn.
Spencer Dinwiddie and Dorian Finney-Smith spoke with reporters for the first time as members of the Nets on Tuesday, two days after Brooklyn agreed to trade Kyrie Irving, Markieff Morris, a 2029 first-round pick and two second-round picks to the Mavericks.
As Dinwiddie sat next to Finney-Smith in the introductory news conference, instead of merely sharing his basketball expectations of returning to Brooklyn, he took a moment to recognize a deficiency in the Nets organization.
Greg Olsen thinks Super Bowl LVII will come down to the Chiefs’ ability to protect Patrick Mahomes from the Eagles’ fearsome front.