3 months ago, the Carolina Panthers released their MVP-winning quarterback Cam Newton. But then, Tom Brady left the Patriots, leaving a perfect match waiting to happen. Monday, the Patriots and Cam Newton reached an agreement for a 1-year contract, where neither party has much to lose. So the question is, will the Patriots explode off of this acquisition, or will the veteran send them further in the wrong direction.
Philadelphia Eagles Tight End, Dallas Goedert, was reportedly punched in the head while he was eating at a restaurant on Friday.
In addition to Brogdon, another NBA star tested positive for COVID-19 this week, All-Star Nikola Jokic. However, his situation is very different from Brogdon’s. This is because Jokic is currently in Serbia. He is said to have got the virus while hanging out with fellow Serbian, and tennis legend Novak Djokovic, who also tested positive.
Deni Avdija is a projected top-5 pick for the NBA draft, with some experts even saying he might go #1. However, he does not plan on coming to the US any time soon.
On Monday, The San Francisco 49ers and their head coach Kyle Shanahan agreed upon a new, 6-year, contract. Shanahan was still in the middle of the 6-year contract he signed with the Niners when he came to them in 2017, so the new contract replaces the final three years of his original contract.
Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s son, Adam was accused of stabbing his neighbor Tuesday night.
Former Atlanta Falcons Defensive End, John Zook, died to cancer at the age of 72 this week in Kansas.
On Monday, the NFL sent out a planner to all 32 teams outlining the procedures for opening up their facilities. The planner was written by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and approved by the player association.
With their 5th pick in the 2020 draft, the Miami Dolphins selected the Hawaiian quarterback out of Alabama, Tua Tagovailoa. Tua is undoubtedly the best quarterback the Dolphins have on their roster, but he is a rookie, so the question is: will he take the starting role from Ryan Fitzpatrick?
The NBA board of governors voted Thursday morning that they would resume their season in Orlando, Florida. However, only 22 teams will be invited.
