The Indianapolis Colts say longtime left tackle Anthony Castonzo is expected to return next season after contemplating retirement for more than a month. General manager Chris Ballard said Tuesday at the NFL’s annual scouting combine that the 31-year-old Castonzo contacted him recently and told him
Bengals Head Coach Zac Taylor speaks to Sports Betting News’ Tank Williams and Kimberley Martin at the NFL Combine about the upcoming NFL Draft, the pressure of making an immediate impact and more.
Kansas is looking like the team to beat in March, but others appear poised to make a deep run or pull off early-round upsets once the madness begins.
Over the weekend, Colts owner Jim Irsay said that “all options are open” at quarterback and that he trusted head coach Frank Reich and General Manager Chris Ballard to move the team in the right direction at that position. It was Ballard’s turn to discuss quarterbacks on Tuesday and said
Tua Tagovailoa went from stone-cold lock No. 1 pick to one of the draft’s most scrutinized players. That’s what an injury can do to a prospect.
Ben Simmons will be re-evaluated in two weeks for nerve impingement in lower back, but there’s little expectation that he’d be ready to return to lineup that soon, sources tell ESPN.
Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James says there’s “never going to be a closure” regarding Kobe Bryant’s death.
Alabama’s Jerry Jeudy and Oklahoma’s CeeDee Lamb appear to be the top wide receivers prospects in a deep class. So how do you separate the two?
Sarah Langs of MLB.com makes the case for (and against) drafting Ronald Acuna Jr. No. 1 overall in fantasy baseball leagues.
