WR Aiyuk hires Rosenhaus as agent, eyes return to NFL
Brandon Aiyuk has hired agent Drew Rosenhaus, who told ESPN's Adam Schefter that he is "working on getting him back to work and playing again in the NFL."
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Sources: Witten to call plays as Oklahoma fires second-year OC Arbuckle
Oklahoma has fired offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle after less than two seasons, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel on Monday.
Read & listen →Lions LB Campbell still hospitalized, but early signs positive
Lions linebacker Jack Campbell is still in the hospital for evaluation and monitoring of a neck injury, but the team said in a statement "preliminary indications are positive."
Read & listen →Kiffin 'sad' annual LSU-Alabama game to take hiatus in 2027
LSU coach Lane Kiffin on Monday lamented the end of his program's rivalry game vs. Alabama being played annually.
Read & listen →ESPN's Wilbon taking leave of absence to address health issues
Michael Wilbon, the longtime ESPN commentator and co-host of "Pardon the Interruption," is taking a leave of absence to address health issues.
Read & listen →0KC: Thunder will retire Westbrook's No. 0 this season
The Thunder will retire Russell Westbrook's No. 0 this season. The former MVP played the first 11 of his 18 seasons in Oklahoma City.
Read & listen →Packers sticking with RB Jacobs despite latest abuse allegations
Packers coach Matt LaFleur says the team is sticking with RB Josh Jacobs despite new allegations of abuse levied by multiple women in addition to a May incident that led to his arrest.
Read & listen →A child playcaller? The Bears' Ben Johnson was born for this
Johnson was in middle school when he first started diagramming plays, and we have one of the originals.
Read & listen →Jaylen Brown reveals he owns, plays 18th-century golden harp
The Sixers guard's Boston apartment contains possession of some rare pieces.
Read & listen →Seahawks are still waiting for a No. 2 WR to emerge
Shaheed was a big part of the Seahawks' Super Bowl run as a returner, but he has been quiet as a receiver.
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