20 minutes ago

Stefon Diggs’ Attorney Calls Out Targeting Of Athletes, Defends WR After Verdict

Diggs’ lawyer said, “no assault ever occurred” and criticized attempts to “target professional athletes and extract money.” He added Diggs “insisted that he get his day in court so that his truth could be heard.” The lawyer said Diggs became emotional after the decision came in his favor and hopes he now gets another NFL opportunity, “any team will be lucky to have him.”

By Shubham Bhargav

6 minutes ago

Mark Cuban: I Paid for Indiana to Sign Fernando Mendoza

During Indiana's CFP loss to Notre Dame in 2024, Cuban had a talk with Hoosiers AD Scott Dolson where he learned about a QB who "would be great in Cig’s system." Cuban agreed to fund the deal. “The first thing I said to Scott was, ‘Well, at least this year you’re not having to look for another football coach,’” Cuban added.

By Nidheesh Kumar

5 minutes ago

Jeff Hafley Calls Malik Willis “Competitive” And “Really Accurate”

Dolphins HC Hafley praised the addition of Willis, emphasizing familiarity and trust. “When you get in a free agent, you know what you’re getting,” Hafley said, noting Willis was previously the scout team QB. He added Willis is “competitive, tough, really accurate down the field,” and “really athletic,” highlighting his ability to make plays outside the pocket.

By Shubham Bhargav

less than a minute ago

NFL, Referees Near New Deal To Avoid Replacement Officials In 2026

NFL and the Referees Association are nearing a bargaining agreement, with a ratification vote set before May 31. If approved, it would avoid replacement referees this season. Talks lasted over 2 years and previously stalled, prompting the NFL to prepare backups and contingency rules. Owners also pushed for changes to hiring, seniority, and postseason assignments for officials.

By Shubham Bhargav

about 2 hours ago

Stefon Diggs Found Not Guilty in Chef Assault Case

After a two-day trial, the jury cleared Diggs of all charges related to the alleged incident with his former chef. The former Patriots star had faced felony strangulation and battery accusations in December. No medical records were introduced to support the claims made against the four-time Pro Bowler. His legal team celebrated the not guilty finding on Tuesday afternoon.

By Sauvik Banerjee

about 2 hours ago

Prosecutor Says Witness “Not a Perfect Witness” in Stefon Diggs; Assault Trial

Diggs’ assault trial moved to closing arguments as prosecutor Drew Virtue told jurors the key witness was “not a perfect witness” but urged them to still consider her account, per TMZ. The defense maintained the incident “never happened.” Diggs has pleaded not guilty to felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges, with the case now in the jury’s hands.

By Samnur Reza

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