Ikem Ekwonu Working Toward Week 1 Return After Landing on PUP List

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Ikem Ekwonu Working Toward Week 1 Return After Landing on PUP List

Panthers LT Ikem Ekwonu will begin training camp on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list as he continues recovering from the patellar tendon tear he suffered during January’s playoff loss to the Rams. GM Dan Morgan said the 2022 first-round pick is progressing well in rehab and remains optimistic about returning during the regular season, though no timetable was provided.


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CBS Sports Highlights Elgton Jenkins' Importance to Cleveland

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CBS Sports Highlights Elgton Jenkins' Importance to Cleveland

CBS Sports' Zachary Pereles said the two-time Pro Bowler is expected to settle in at center and that his ability to “play well and stay on the field” will be critical. He added Jenkins' health could determine how smoothly Cleveland's revamped offensive line performs this season. Jenkins joined the Browns during the free agency period after the Green Bay Packers released him.

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Caleb Downs Reveals His Biggest Strength on Defense

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Caleb Downs Reveals His Biggest Strength on Defense

“Fifty percent of our job as defenders is communication,” Cowboys rookie safety Caleb Downs said when asked about getting teammates lined up before the snap. Downs believes that's one of his biggest strengths, adding, “I can do that at a high level.” He promised, “If that's what's asked of me, that's what is going to get done.”

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Reggie Bush Admits Early Panera Investment Cost Him $300K

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Reggie Bush Admits Early Panera Investment Cost Him $300K

Former NFL RB Reggie Bush revealed he lost about $300,000 on an early investment in Panera Bread franchises in Southern California. Bush said the venture unraveled after a woman overseeing the operation died, leading to excessive spending and poor management. Despite the loss, he praised the franchise, saying he still enjoys Panera Bread today.


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ESPN to Save $15 Million After Laying Off Cam Newton and Ryan Clark

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ESPN to Save $15 Million After Laying Off Cam Newton and Ryan Clark

ESPN’s latest round of layoffs, which affected Cam and Ryan, is expected to save $15-16 million annually as the network battles mounting financial pressure. The cuts follow a reported $100 million revenue loss tied to its YouTube TV carriage dispute and a sharp decline in cable subscribers. The savings also help offset ESPN’s $3 billion NFL media rights investment.



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about 1 hour ago

Logan Paul Calls Tom Brady “Fake” After Slap Controversy

“Everyone thinks he’s this good guy and he’s all for the people. It’s all fake. Behind closed doors, Tom Brady wants to kill you,” Logan Paul said, referring to their ongoing feud, which included a slap at Fanatics Fest and an exchange of middle fingers during the FIFA Club World Cup final. “I told him to watch his a**,” Paul added.



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