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Devonta Smith: You can’t count pockets of others, I’m where I want to be

The wide receiver market looks a lot different than it did when Devonta Smith signed a three-year contract extension with the Eagles in the middle of April. Smith’s teammate A.J. Brown, Lions wideout Amon-Ra St. Brown, and Dolphins receiver Jaylen Waddle all signed extensions that included more money than the one that Smith signed and Vikings star Justin Jefferson’s new …

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Why Notre Dame football and Big Ten are a threat to SEC (or maybe not)

The first 12-team College Football Playoff projects to be an SEC party – so long as Notre Dame and the Big Ten don’t interfere. Nine SEC teams profile as a playoff hopefuls. Not all of them can qualify. Four playoff teams from the SEC seems reasonable. What about five? That’s a stretch, but doable if the SEC catches a few …

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NFL’s high-stakes Sunday Ticket trial starts today

The NFL is going to court. And it’s not of the secret nor rigged nor kangaroo variety. Jury selection begins today in L.A. in the massive antitrust lawsuit regarding the NFL’s Sunday Ticket package. The entire Sunday Ticket package, from its inception in 1994, has presented plenty of obvious potential antitrust issues. The current case claims, via Reuters.com, that the …

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Jamarion Parker commits to Nebraska

The Nebraska Cornhuskers have made an addition to the class of 2025. On Wednesday evening, four-star running back Jamarion Parker became the Husker’s ninth commitment. Parker plays for Cardinal Ritter College Prep out of Saint Louis, Missouri. Last season, he ran for 1,644 yards and 22 touchdowns. The running back initially committed to Arkansas but withdrew his pledge in March. …

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Texas Tech football coaches make a decision on Kasen Long’s future

The Texas Tech football staff moved Kasen Long from offensive line to defensive line in late March, and the move will be more than temporary. Not only is Long staying at defensive end, Joey McGuire said a few weeks after spring practice, the Tech coach already has a past player comparison. Unsolicited, McGuire said the 6-foot-5, 260-pound freshman from Shallowater …

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Matt Eberflus wants Caleb Williams, Bears to work on their cadence

Caleb Williams has made a number of impressive throws since the Bears made him the first overall pick of this year’s draft, but there’s more to playing quarterback in the NFL than the ability to sling the ball down the field. There are many little things that are part of the puzzle as well, including the seemingly simple task of …

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Sean Payton believes Courtland Sutton will show up for mandatory minicamp

Broncos receiver Courtland Sutton has been boycotting offseason workouts. Coach Sean Payton expects that to end when mandatory minicamp rolls around. “Yes, I think he’ll be here for minicamp,” Payton told reporters on Tuesday. “I mean, it’s mandatory. When I’ve been asked about Courtland —and I’m going to say this — I just know his work ethic. I know the …

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