The Cincinnati Bengals have landed four-time Pro Bowl offensive tackle Orlando Brown Jr. on a four-year deal worth $64 million, his agent confirmed to ESPN.
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He heads to Cincinnati on a record-setting new contract.
Orlando Brown Jr. and the Bengals are reportedly in agreement on a four-year deal, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero.
The former Chiefs offensive tackle will head to Cincinnati after agreeing to terms on a deal which is reportedly worth as much as $64.092 million.
It’s a record-setting contract for Brown, who will receive the largest signing bonus ever ($31 million) for an NFL offensive lineman as part of the front-loaded deal.
What a terrible night for Edwin Diaz, the New York Mets and the WBC.
The star reliever went down with a serious lower leg injury after Team Puerto Rico defeated the Dominican Republic, 5-2, in the World Baseball Classic.
Diaz’s injury was so severe that the 28-year-old couldn’t put weight on his right leg and required teammates to carry him off the field and onto a wheelchair. Worst of all was how it happened.
Once Diaz registered the final strikeout of the evening, teammates from Puerto Rico’s bench rushed to him on the mound.
The Cincinnati Bengals are remaking their offensive line again and this time they’re doing it by spending big on left tackle Orlando Brown Jr.
The Bengals have agreed to sign Brown, a four-time Pro Bowl tackle, to a four-year contract worth $64 million. The deal includes a signing bonus slightly over $31 million, which is the largest ever for an NFL offensive lineman.
NFL Network was the first to report the news.
It’s a pretty big deal for the Bengals. It means the team is adding another significant layer of protection for star quarterback Joe Burrow.
The star pitcher went down on the mound amid his team’s celebration.
Puerto Rico’s celebrations after its World Baseball Classic victory against the Dominican Republic quickly turned to concern as star relief pitcher Edwin Díaz appeared to suffer a significant leg injury.
After closing out the game on Wednesday evening, Díaz was seen on the ground clutching at his leg amid the team’s celebrations.
Medical staff came onto the field to attend to him on the mound, and he was helped off the field by trainers while his teammates looked on anxiously.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell is keeping himself busy this free agency period.
The ex-NFL star turned amateur boxer has been dedicating himself to the ring, en route to his next official fight against YouTuber JMX.
Bell left the NFL in 2022 to pursue boxing. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
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Former President Barack Obama recently submitted his March Madness bracket, and well, it’s pretty wild.
The main field of the NCAA tournament officially kicks off on Thursday, with several tournament favorites.
The Alabama Crimson-Tide team, behind controversial star Brandon Miller, is the top overall seed. Houston, Purdue and Kansas are also seen as favorites to advance deep into the tournament as #1 seeds.
Other potential tournament winners include #2 seed UCLA, #3 seed Gonzaga or even the Texas Longhorns.
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Chicago has a new quarterback in town.
The Bears have reportedly agreed to terms with former Panthers quarterback PJ Walker in NFL free agency, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The 28-year-old is set to serve as the backup to Justin Fields in Chicago, having spent the previous three seasons competing for the starting job in Carolina.
According to Aaron Wilson of KPRC2 Houston, the deal is for two years and is worth $5 million, including a signing bonus of $1 million.