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After missing the cut at the Players Championship, Rory McIlroy admitted his off-course duties have taken a toll on his game.

The Los Angeles Chargers has restructured the deals of Joey Bosa, Khalil Mack, Keenan Allen and Mike Williams to save over $40 million in cap space, sources tell ESPN.

With Selection Sunday just around the corner, teams make their final push during conference tournament action.
Welcome to Championship Saturday! Thirteen of the remaining automatic bids left to be handed out will be won today, and there’s still lots to sort out in the less than 36 hours until Selection Sunday. While we wait to see who will punch their tickets to the Big Dance today, here’s a look at Sports Illustrated’s latest projected NCAA tournament field, plus notes on Friday’s action and what to look out for on Saturday in the race for the last spots in the dance, the No.

A deal between the New York Jets and Green Bay Packers for Aaron Rodgers is “essentially done.” Both sides are now waiting for Rodgers to turn his key and approve the deal.

The Dolphins star has expressed Olympic ambitions.
Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill is as fast as it gets on a football field. On Saturday, he’s set to test that straight line speed on the track.
According to FinishTiming, Hill is entered to compete in the men’s 60-meter dash in the 25–29 age group at today’s USA Track and Field Masters Indoor Championships in Louisville. The race is scheduled to take place at 1:12 p.m. ET, per NBC Sports.
Hill has not officially announced his return to the track for the event.

New Orleans defeated Mississippi Valley State in shocking fashion Friday night.
Umpiring is often a thankless, difficult job. Sometimes, however, a call goes so awry the baseball world can’t help but stop and stare.
Take what happened Friday night in New Orleans. With two outs in the top of the ninth, New Orleans led Mississippi Valley State 7–3. Left fielder Davon Mims represented the Delta Devils’ last hope.
On a 1–1 count, Mims took a low called strike he clearly didn’t appreciate. That call, however, paled in comparison to the next one.

March Madness is in full swing, with the NCAA Tournament brackets being unveiled on Sunday. And what better way to ring in the tourney than OutKick’s own Dan Dakich heading to the mothership and doing a little preaching on a Saturday morning?!
Dakich – shockingly donning an Indiana shirt – joined Will Cain on Fox & Friends Saturday and gave out some of favorites to make a Final Four run with the NCAA Tournament set to begin this week.
One of the teams, if you couldn’t tell by Dan’s outfit, is obvious.

The reigning lightweight champion scored a first-round submission win over Benson Henderson in the night’s main event.
Reigning lightweight champion Umar Nurmagomedov and Russian contender Alexander Shabliy each punched their tickets to the semifinals of Bellator’s current lightweight grand prix with victories at Saturday’s Bellator 292.
Nurmagomedov scored an impressive first-round submission win over Benson Henderson in the night’s main event, which aired on Showtime from the SAP Center. Meanwhile, Shabliy earned an odd TKO win over Tofiq Musayev in the night’s co-feature.

The former quarterback studied the prospects for this year’s draft before he took his new job.
The Panthers made the first big move of draft season, trading up to the No. 1 pick in a deal with the Bears. Carolina is all but certain to take a quarterback with that pick and try to end the quarterback carousel since Cam Newton left the team ahead of the 2020 season.
While there are four quarterbacks in the discussion for that first pick, we might have already gotten a hint at Carolina’s preference.

The age of social media has allowed people to capture some of the best moments of their lives, and also their worst.
Whether it’s posting a photo with your favorite athlete or band, to the constantly annoying gender-reveal baby celebrations, social media is there to deliver it all. Even when you least expect it.
A new video is making the rounds of a hilarious hidden-camera like stunt on Philadelphia Flyers forward Scott Laughton.