Panthers' Taylor Moton to Miss Start of Season After Blood Clot Diagnosis

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Panthers' Taylor Moton to Miss Start of Season After Blood Clot Diagnosis

Carolina Panthers standout right tackle Taylor Moton will miss the start of the 2026 NFL season after being diagnosed with blood clots in his lung. Moton was immediately placed on blood-thinning medication and is reportedly responding well to treatment. The Panthers said he will be evaluated daily by the team's medical staff as they monitor his recovery.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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Report: Raiders Expected to 'Sprinkle' Fernando Mendoza Into First-Team Reps

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Report: Raiders Expected to 'Sprinkle' Fernando Mendoza Into First-Team Reps

Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer believes the Raiders will "sprinkle" rookie quarterback Fernando Mendoza into first-team reps during training camp. Kirk Cousins handled the first-team offense throughout offseason practices, but Breer expects Mendoza's workload to increase. While Cousins is still projected to open the season as the starter, Breer suggested it's a matter of when, not if, Mendoza eventually takes over.

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John Harbaugh Jokes About Cam Skattebo's Viral Backflip Mishap

Giants head coach John Harbaugh joked about running back Cam Skattebo's failed backflip at Fanatics Fest, saying, “Dude, at least stick it.” Harbaugh added that he isn't concerned about the stunt, praising Skattebo's work ethic and confirming the second-year running back is healthy, focused, and expected to be ready when training camp begins.

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Fans Blame Stephen A. Smith, Pat McAfee as Layoffs Hit ESPN

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Fans Blame Stephen A. Smith, Pat McAfee as Layoffs Hit ESPN

ESPN's latest round of layoffs has sparked backlash from fans, with many pointing to the massive salaries of Stephen A. Smith and Pat McAfee. The criticism follows reported departures of Ryan Clark and Karl Ravech, as fans questioned the network's spending while cutting longtime on-air talent. There is no evidence that Smith or McAfee were involved in ESPN's layoff decisions.

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Former Vikings RB Jim Lindsey Dies at 81

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Former Vikings RB Jim Lindsey Dies at 81

Former Vikings running back and Arkansas national champion Jim Lindsey has died at 81. Lindsey spent seven NFL seasons with Minnesota after helping Arkansas win the 1964 national championship. Following football, he turned his signing bonus into a real estate empire, founding Lindsey Management and Lindsey & Associates, which grew into one of Arkansas' largest multifamily housing businesses spanning seven states. RIP.

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Fernando Mendoza, Tyler Shough Headline NFLPA Rising Stars List

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Fernando Mendoza, Tyler Shough Headline NFLPA Rising Stars List

The NFLPA named Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza and Saints quarterback Tyler Shough the leaders of its annual Rising Stars lists, highlighting players projected to become top sellers of licensed merchandise. Mendoza topped the rookie rankings ahead of Cowboys safety Caleb Downs and Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love, while Shough led the veteran list featuring Brock Bowers, Trey McBride, James Cook and Christian Gonzalez.

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