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Texans Acquire WR Brandin Cooks From Rams
Houston Texans won't leave quarterback Deshaun Watson
without weapons on offense after all. Texans announced on Friday that they have
acquired wideout Brandin Cooks in a trade with Los Angeles Rams.
The team did not disclose the trade terms right away, but
according to reports, they will send a second-rounder to LA. As part of the
deal, Texans will also get a 2022...
MLB Considering a Plan to Return With May Games in Arizona
According to multiple media reports, Major League Baseball is considering a rather out-of-the-box plan for at least part of the 2020 season in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that has caused the postponement of the opening of the season.
Reports have stated that the MLB and commissioner Rob Manfred are considering the idea of at least beginning the...
Bears Reportedly Faced Competition Trying to Get QB Nick Foles
When Chicago Bears traded for veteran quarterback Nick
Foles, most people thought that fourth-round pick was a steep price to pay to
Jacksonville Jaguars. But, as it turns out, without giving a fourth-rounder,
Bears wouldn't have their man.
The Athletic's Dan Pompei recently reported that Bears were not the only team that was in the race for Foles. According to Pompei, Jags...
Chiefs Rework WR Sammy Watkins’ Contract
Wideout Sammy Watkins is staying in Kansas City Chiefs.
According to sources close to the team, Watkins and Chiefs have agreed to a
new, reworked contract.
Cap-strapped Chiefs were reportedly looking to part ways
with Watkins in recent weeks, considering he was set to earn $13.7 million this
year while counting a massive $21 million against the cap. But then the
26-year-old agreed to...
Jadeveon Clowney Lowers His Asking Price to $17 Million Annually
Free agent defensive end Jadeveon Clowney was hoping for a
big payday this offseason, but it seems like he didn't find the kind of market
he was hoping for. So, the 27-year-old Pro Bowler decided to reduce his
demands.
Clowney reportedly entered the free agency with a goal to
get a contract that will pay him $20 million or more in average yearly...
Veteran DE Adrian Clayborn Joins Browns on a 2-Year Deal
Cleveland Browns are not done with the free-agent market just yet. The team reportedly signed former Atlanta Falcons defensive end Adrian Clayborn.
According to NFL Networks' Ian Rapoport, Clayborn inked a
two-year deal, which will bring him $6 million in salary. The 31-year-old can
make an additional $1 million in incentives.
https://twitter.com/RapSheet/status/1245115461580316672
Clayborn played 15 games (one start) with Falcons in 2019,
contributing...
Nets Reportedly Ready to Give Up Young Talent to Acquire Third Star
With Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant both out for this NBA
season, Brooklyn Nets are reportedly already making plans for the 2020/21.
Reportedly, this includes trying to land a third star player by giving up some
of their young talent.
The 2019/20 NBA season saw championship-contending teams
abandoning the "Big Three" concept and reverting to having superstar
duos surrounded by quality role players. Nets...
Capitals’ Alex Ovechkin Would Skip to Playoffs When NHL Resumes
NHL season is currently suspended due to coronavirus and there is no indication of when and how it could be resumed. Washington Capitals' captain Alex Ovechkin recently decided to offer his view on the matter, saying it would be best to skip the rest of the regular season.
Ovechkin recently had a chat with reporters via video call
and said...
MLB Agrees to Pay $170 Million to Players in Salary Advance
Major League Baseball has made a significant step in the
attempt to resolve several issues that arose from the possibility of having a
canceled or shorter 2020 season due to ongoing coronavirus pandemic. According
to ESPN's Jeff Passan, the league came to an agreement with MLB Players
Association on several key points regarding this situation while committing to
pay $170 million in salary advance...
Ndamukong Suh Returns to Bucs on a 1-Year, $8 Million Deal
Veteran defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh is staying put.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the 33-year-old free agent opted to resign
with Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Suh reportedly had several big offers from a number of NFL
teams, including San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens, but Bucs managed to
keep him in Tampa. The five-times Pro Bowler inked a one-year, $8 million deal.
https://twitter.com/AdamSchefter/status/1242876487512047622
Having Suh in...

















