CBS Sports Names 49ers a Potential Landing Spot for Stefon Diggs

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CBS Sports Names 49ers a Potential Landing Spot for Stefon Diggs

CBS Sports identified the 49ers as a top potential destination for Diggs. The outlet argued 49ers could use more depth behind Mike Evans and Ricky Pearsall after injuries impacted the offense last season. CBS Sports also noted Jauan Jennings is no longer on the roster and Evans turns 33 this year. Adding Diggs could provide Brock Purdy another experienced weapon.

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“Big month of futbol coming up,” Brady posted on Instagram. Earlier, Donald Trump suggested that American football should be renamed so soccer can be called football in the United States. Brady has previously used the word “football” when referring to soccer during a conversation with Zlatan Ibrahimović. The NFL has yet to comment on the soccer vs. football debate.

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Lamar Jackson Next? Patrick Mahomes’ $504M Extension to Help Ravens QB

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Elgton Jenkins Says He’s ‘Falling in Love’ With Cleveland

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Elgton Jenkins Says He’s ‘Falling in Love’ With Cleveland

Browns center Jenkins is embracing his new home. “I like Cleveland. Starting to fall in love with it,” Jenkins said during OTAs. The veteran praised the team’s young talent and added, “If we put it all together, the sky is the limit.” Jenkins, who is replacing Ethan Pocic, highlighted Cleveland’s sports culture, restaurants and lifestyle as reasons he’s enjoying the move.

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Xavier Crocker Says Browns-Steelers Showdown Could Define 2026 Season

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Cleveland analyst Crocker believes the Browns’ Week 4 TNF matchup against Pittsburgh could be a defining moment for the franchise. “This could be the year they could sweep,” Crocker said. “If we can sweep the Steelers, put some respect on our name.” The primetime rivalry game comes after road trips to Jacksonville and Tampa Bay.

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