Chris Paul Returns to Commanders on One-Year Deal

3 months ago

Chris Paul Returns to Commanders on One-Year Deal

The Commanders have re-signed offensive guard Chris Paul to a one-year deal, Insider Jordan Schultz reported. After exploring several options in free agency, Paul chose to return to Washington. He said he wants to play alongside Laremy Tunsil and help the Commanders make another push for the playoffs.

By Shubham Bhargav

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3 months ago

Police Release Bodycam Footage from Night of Doug Martin’s Death

Oakland police released bodycam, surveillance footage and 911 calls from the night former NFL RB Doug Martin died in custody. Video shows Martin breaking into a home while acting erratically. His mother told dispatch he was in a mental-health crisis and hadn’t slept for three days. After a struggle with officers, Martin later stopped breathing and died at a hospital.

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Cleveland Lands DT Kalia Davis on $3M Deal

3 months ago

Cleveland Lands DT Kalia Davis on $3M Deal

The Browns have agreed to terms with defensive tackle Kalia Davis on a one-year deal worth up to $3 million. Davis started all 17 games for the 49ers last season before hitting free agency. The contract was negotiated by his agents at Sportstars as Cleveland adds experience to its defensive line.

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Le’Veon Bell Questions Logan Paul’s Flag Football Risk After $1 Million Fight Collapse

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Le’Veon Bell Questions Logan Paul’s Flag Football Risk After $1 Million Fight Collapse

Bell questioned WWE after Paul was announced for a flag football game, asking, “What if Logan Paul slips and falls?” Bell’s frustration comes after their planned $1 million fight challenge was scrapped due to WWE’s involvement and injury concerns around Paul. To Bell, allowing Paul to play football while blocking the bout makes the company’s safety stance look suspicious.

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3 months ago

Mike Garafolo: Eagles Had Recent Momentum on A.J. Brown Trade

“They’ve had conversations, they’ve continued to have conversations,” Mike Garafolo said of the Eagles discussing A.J. Brown trades. Talks recently had momentum but “haven’t resulted in an agreement.” Garafolo added Dallas Goedert’s void postponement gives GM Howie Roseman more time, noting, “He’s still an Eagle right now, will he be? At this point, I don’t know.”

By Shubham Bhargav

Bills Sign Veteran Safety Geno Stone

3 months ago

Bills Sign Veteran Safety Geno Stone

The Bills are signing former Bengals safety Geno Stone to a one-year deal, per Jordan Schultz. Stone brings experience and ball production to Buffalo’s secondary, recording 14 career interceptions and 21 pass breakups. The veteran defensive back is expected to contribute immediately as the Bills add depth to their defense.

By Shubham Bhargav

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