NFL scouts have only one major concern about Tua Tagovailoa — his injury history in college. He had ankle and hip injuries at Alabama. The quarterback has a ready answer: “I wasn’t bionic then; I am bionic now,” Tagovailoa said on the set of PFT Live on Thursday. Tagovailoa underwent an
Indianapolis Colts LB Darius Leonard talks about his 2020 Pro Bowl experience.
Jim Boylen reportedly remains unpopular among Bulls players.
Perhaps no defensive coordinator in the NFL had more pressure on him than Steve Spagnuolo this season. It didn’t matter that such a simple task would require complicated changes, beginning with the move from a system based on three down linemen to one based on four, and that the Chiefs would need
We scoured TPC Scottsdale ahead of the Waste Management Phoenix Open to see what players had in their bags ahead of the Greenest Show on Grass. In this week’s gallery, we take a look at some special edition head covers, Rickie Fowler’s gear, Kobe Bryant tributes, and more. TaylorMade provided staffers with recycling-themed putters covers (mallet, pictured here). A very appropriate design for the week!Lucas Bjerregaard’s Scotty Cameron putter features Cameron’s Circle-T stamping, a unique sightline, and a custom finish. Lucas Bjerregaard’s Scotty Cameron putter features Cameron’s Circle-T stamping, a unique sightline, and a custom finish. Rickie Fowler’s custom Puma x Vessel carry bag for the week is an eye-catching example of the trend away from massive staff bags on TOUR. Bettinardi unveiled several WMPO-themed putter covers for the most festive week on TOUR. Matthew Wolff was testing this new TaylorMade Truss putter in practice ahead of the competition. The singular-looking flatsticks have not been released yet. Justin Thomas has a 60.5-degree Vokey wedge with stamping that honors the late Kobe Bryant. The stamping is the handiwork of Vokey’s Aaron Dill. Bryson DeChambeau’s woods feature custom covers bearing the signature colors of the Waste Management Phoenix Open. SuperStroke served up special edition grips and ballmarkers featuring the two teams competing this weekend at another sporting event you might have heard of. TaylorMade unveiled the second generation of its pix golf ball this week. It was designed in collaboration with Rickie Fowler, who will put the pix in play at TPC Scottsdale. TOUR pros aren’t immune to wanting to try the latest and greatest in golf clubs technology: Here’s Brandt Snedeker, who isn’t a staffer with either company, demoing the Callaway Mavrik and TaylorMade SIM ahead of the tournament. Bud Cauley’s Lakers-colored putter cover features a tribute to Kobe and Gigi Bryant. For more equipment photos from the Waste Management Phoenix Open, check out GolfWRX.
The Denver Nuggets are dealing with injuries to key rotation players, so the tough schedule to end the month of January is even rougher for them. The last three games come against teams with a combined 33-7 record for January, with games left against two of the hottest teams in the NBA. Denver travels
Chiefs OC Eric Bieniemy, who has interviewed for head-coaching jobs over the past two seasons, said it’s not his place to comment on the Rooney Rule and that he’ll “let the process take care of itself.”
The Toronto Raptors will be trying to extend their season-best eight-game winning streak Thursday night when they visit the Cleveland Cavaliers. The Raptors are coming off a 130-114 home win over the Atlanta Hawks on Tuesday night in which Kyle Lowry had 11 assists to become the franchise leader with
Wyndham Clark torched TPC Scottsdale for a 10-under 61 to grab the lead in the desert. He’s two strokes clear of the field.
Andy McCullough of The Athletic writes that the Dodgers’ “dialogue with Boston has approached a resolution”
