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Draymond Green and a reporter got into a very awkward exchange Monday.
The Golden State Warriors star was speaking to the media ahead of the new NBA season starting when a reporter noted people are “worried about him.”
It seemed like a rather vanilla comment given Green’s history of being suspended and history of injuries. The talented basketball player didn’t take it that way at all.
He seemed to take it personally, and told the reporter “there are way more people in this world to worry about than me.

Take this with a grain of salt, but internet sleuths are suspicious of Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce’s thoughts on keeping star wideout Davante Adams after liking a post about the latter’s potential departure.
Sports Illustrated’s Michael Fabiano posted a screenshot on Monday showing Pierce liking an Instagram post suggesting Adams is on the trade block for Las Vegas.

The season is only minutes out of its first month and the Miami Dolphins are hanging by a thread already.
The team that club owner Stephen Ross announced was a Super Bowl contender is 1-3. And on a three-game losing skid. 
And still weeks away from the possible but not certain return of starting quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.
This is depressing for any Dolphins fan because they have eyes. And they know the situation is bleak.
But they also see that, regardless how rough things might get for a team missing its starting quarterback, things probably shouldn’t look this awful.

Is Kenneth Walker III a running back, or a body contortionist with insane skills?
The Seattle Seahawks and Detroit Lions played in a Monday Night Football clash at Ford Field, and Walker is back for his first game since injury. Of course, he’s looked the part of being Seattle’s RB1, but there’s one play that sticks out as particularly uncanny.
Walker was running a simple check-down route on 2nd-and-4, and quarterback Geno Smith fired the ball his way. Lions linebacker Alex Anzalone quickly made the tackle and stopped him short of the line to gain.