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The star cornerback could reportedly be on his way out of Philadelphia after the club reportedly gave him permission to seek a trade.
In the aftermath of the Eagles reportedly giving Darius Slay permission to seek a trade, the news of the star cornerback’s sudden availability has apparently caught the eye of one his closest former teammates, Seahawks safety Quandre Diggs.
Slay, who is entering the final year of his contract with the Eagles, is coming off back-to-back Pro Bowl seasons, and has been a key piece for the team since being acquired from the Lions in March 2020.

Steve Weisfeld is one of only a few hundred licensed boxing judges in the United States. The job is an unglamorous, but critical, part of the sport.
Steve Weisfeld can trace his interest in boxing judging to the day: Jan. 24, 1976. It was the day his grandmother, Dora, passed away. Also that day: George Foreman, in his first fight after losing his heavyweight titles to Muhammad Ali, faced Ron Lyle. Weisfeld’s family, grieving, watched Foreman pick up a fifth-round knockout. They enjoyed the action. A 10-year-old Weisfeld wondered how it was being scored.

The Cowboys star pass rusher made sure to throw plenty of shade at the young Jets quarterback on social media.
Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons is no stranger to a good social media trolling, and amid the Aaron Rodgers trade rumors with the Jets, the Dallas star pass rusher made the most of an opportunity to poke fun at quarterback Zach Wilson.

Alabama basketball player Darius Miles and friend Michael Lynn Davis were indicted, as expected, by a Tuscaloosa grand jury on capital murder charges Friday. The indictments stem from the shooting death of Jamea Jonae Harris on Jan. 15 near the Alabama campus.
Miles, who was kicked off the Alabama team after his arrest on Jan. 15, and Davis are expected to have separate trials. They have remained in jail since Jan. 15. The two have been friends since their childhood in Washington D.C.

The veteran played for 13 years in New England.
Patriots safety Devin McCourty announced Friday that he is retiring from the NFL.
After the Patriots drafted him in the first round of the 2010 draft, McCourty spent his entire 13-year career in New England. The defensive back won three Super Bowl championships and played in 205 of a possible 210 career regular season games.
McCourty retires with 740 tackles, the most in Patriots history, and 35 interceptions, one shy for the most in team history.

There’s nothing quite like watching Jordan Spieth play a round of golf. Each time he tees it up it’s a four-hour rollercoaster, and his second round at The Players on Friday was a wild ride.
After a 3-under 69 on Thursday, Spieth came out firing with two straight birdies to start his second round. That momentum was squandered just three holes later with a double bogey on 14 – his fifth hole of the day – before he made the turn at one-over on the day.

The Minnesota Vikings have released wide receiver Adam Thielen after 10 seasons in purple and gold.
The team announced the move Friday along with a message of gratitude for the SKOL legend.

Thank you for everything, Adam pic.twitter.com/KQpWwXLj70
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) March 10, 2023

Following the announcement, Vikings General Manager Kwesi Adofo-Mensah released a statement.

“Adam will forever be a part of the Minnesota Vikings family and history.

Kevin Durant’s injury puts Phoenix in a very difficult spot.
Kevin Durant will miss at least three weeks with an ankle sprain, the Suns announced Thursday. Durant sprained his left ankle before what was meant to be his home debut with Phoenix on Wednesday. According to the Suns, KD will be reevaluated in three weeks before his potential return. Here are three thoughts on Durant’s upcoming absence …

Phoenix lost a lot of depth in trading for Durant, so losing him to injury is a double blow.
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1. This is the new normal.

Miami has made a commitment to the former first round pick for at least one additional season.
The Dolphins have told quarterback Tua Tagovailoa that they plan to pick up his fifth-year option, keeping the former first-round pick under contract in Miami for at least another season, NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports Friday. 
Tagovailoa, who is set to enter the fourth-year of his rookie deal in 2023, will now be guaranteed to earn $23.2 million during the ‘24 season. 
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