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Carolina reportedly is considering the Alabama QB and Ohio State star C.J. Stroud for the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
After taking in C.J. Stroud’s pro day in Ohio on Wednesday morning, the brass of the Carolina Panthers is on its way to Alabama this evening to meet with Bryce Young.
The Panthers brain trust will be joining the former Alabama star for dinner on the eve of the Crimson Tide’s pro day in Tuscaloosa, according to Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer.

NFL free agent and tight end Foster Moreau, 25, revealed that he was diagnosed with cancer following a routine physical with the New Orleans Saints.
Moreau, who played with the Las Vegas Raiders for the past four seasons, also visited the Cincinnati Bengals in free agency before visiting New Orleans.
In a Twitter thread posted Wednesday afternoon, Moreau said he will be stepping away from football to seek treatment for Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.
“Through somewhat of a miraculous process, this free agency period has been life-changing for me,” Moreau tweeted.

The tight end announced he’s stepping away from football.
Former Raiders tight end Foster Moreau announced that he’ll be stepping away from football after being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
Moreau, who was a free agent, had the diagnosis revealed while undergoing a medical examination with the Saints during an offseason visit with his hometown organization.
The 25-year-old shared an emotional message on Twitter, revealing the diagnosis to his fans and explaining his next steps.

Now retired, former defensive back Devin McCourty has removed the Stepford Patriot chip and begun speaking truth about his time in New England. In one specific story that he shared in an appearance on Chris Long’s Green Light podcast, Devin McCourty ostensibly praised Patriots assistant coach Steve Belichick.

Is there a nasty rivalry brewing at Red Bull between reigning champion Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez? Well, Christian Horner says there’s not, but then again, that’s what he’s supposed to do.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was by no means the most exciting Formula 1 race you’ll ever see. It was a bit of a parade with the only real battles taking place toward the bottom of the leaderboard,
Of course, Max Verstappen tore through the field like a hot knife through butter. The only guy he couldn’t catch was the one sitting in the same car as him: Sergio Perez.

Want a quicker, more athletic, way more entertaining game? Let the J-Rod Show roll.
First-ever 25–25 debut season.Added speed to play center field.Cold-turkey quit video games.Emphasizes feel over data to hit.Olympic bronze medalist.Fastest sprint speed among center fielders.Taught himself English as a boy.Hit sign, won beer.Eighty-one bombs in Home Run Derby.Gave up favorite fast food.At 21, youngest first-year AL All-Star outfielder since Joe DiMaggio.Makes book recommendations.Everyone knows him as the J-Rod Show.
That’s the fast version of the Julio Rodríguez story.

Carolina owns the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL draft.
Star quarterback C.J. Stroud threw at Ohio State’s pro day on Wednesday. The potential No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL draft had representatives from 30 of the league’s 32 teams in attendance for his workout, including the Panthers, who own the top pick in April. 
After completing his drills, Stroud was seen talking to members of the Panthers organization, including head coach Frank Reich and quarterbacks coach Josh McCown.

Here’s the latest installment of NBA Players Losing Their Cool, Flipping Someone Off And Prompting An NBA Fine.
Our next stop is in Indiana, where Pacers guard Buddy Hield got caught giving someone the one-finger flip. And as expected, it was a gesture that the NBA was more than happy to fine $25,000.
Hield was actually caught flipping the middle finger twice, making it a cool $12,500 per bird.
The scene occurred during the second quarter of Monday night’s away game against the Charlotte Hornets.

The CBS play-by-play announcer nearly fell out of his chair during his now-iconic call.
CBS’s Kevin Harlan went viral this week after the network released a behind-the-scenes video of him calling the ending of Furman’s upset win over Virginia in the first round in the men’s NCAA tournament last Thursday.
Fans loved the video of Harlan’s genuine reaction to the big upset. However, one person who isn’t a fan of the video is Harlan himself.
On Wednesday’s episode of Richard Deitsch’s Sports Media podcast, Harlan admitted he didn’t even want the video posted.

The network called the inappropriate remark aimed at one of its most prominent personalities “uncalled for.”
Hours after a video surfaced showing a Boston radio host making an offensive remark about popular ESPN analyst Mina Kimes, the network has released a statement in defense of its employee and decrying the host’s comment.