Odumegwu found himself playing for the Packers’ practice squad in 2023 as an international exemption. This occurred because of several tryouts and combines that led him to play for Green Bay. For his part, Gary was a top recruit in college football and knows something about becoming better in the NFL. The linebacker took Odumegwu under his wing during the past season and taught him what he knows to improve.
Spring Training is almost approaching, and the New York Yankees appear to be active in the free agency market. Gio Urshela has piqued the Yankees’ […]
MLB Network’s John Morosi reports that the Mets and Yankees are among the teams interested in free agent reliever Gio Urshela. In addition to the […]
The left-handed reliever bids the fans of the Los Angeles and Dodgers farewell. The Los Angeles Dodgers opted to split ways with southpaw reliever Caleb […]
In the preliminary round of mock drafts for the 2024 NFL Draft, NFL Network analysts Daniel Jeremiah, Bucky Brooks, and Lance Zierlein have each proposed different prospects for the Philadelphia Eagles with their first-round pick at No. 22. Jeremiah suggests Oklahoma offensive tackle Tyler Guyton, a choice aligning with General Manager Howie Roseman’s emphasis on building through the trenches. Brooks opts for Clemson cornerback Nate Wiggins to address the Eagles’ struggling secondary, while Zierlein leans towards Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry.
After a resurgent stint with the Atlanta Braves, the 40-year-old right-hander Jesse Chavez is set to retire after the 2024 season. Having spent 16 years in the major leagues, Chavez made this announcement during an interview on MLB Network Radio’s “Loud Outs.” Despite currently being a free agent, Chavez expressed his desire to conclude his career on a positive note and highlighted the unique opportunity to retire while still feeling healthy.
As the Atlanta Braves prepare for the upcoming Spring Training, their quest for another World Series title involves a strategic move—extending non-roster invitations to potential hidden gems. The recently unveiled list of non-roster invitees for 2024 includes familiar names such as Ken Giles, Phillip Evans, David Fletcher, Luke Williams, Jordan Luplow, and Eli White—players with MLB-level experience who could vie for roster spots if opportunities arise.
As the NFL Draft season gains momentum, the Senior Bowl becomes a pivotal event signaling the commencement of scouting activities. In Mobile, Alabama, top players from across the country gather for practices and an exhibition game, presenting a platform to exhibit their talents against elite competition. For the Philadelphia Eagles, renowned for their inclination towards selecting players from the Senior Bowl, this annual event holds particular significance. Here, we delve into ten prospects who could capture the Eagles’ attention and potentially shape their draft strategy.
Jason Kelce’s daughters’ playroom is a tribute to the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Detroit Lions are gearing up for a transformative offseason, and one key area of focus is the cornerback position. However, a strategic move to fortify the cornerback unit involves addressing the team’s pass rush. In a proposal from the NFL scouting department at Bleacher Report, the idea of acquiring outside linebacker Haason Reddick from the Philadelphia Eagles emerges as a potential game-changer for Detroit’s pass-rushing capabilities. Despite showcasing a balanced pass rush during the regular season, with 18 different defenders contributing sacks, the Lions lack a dominant force beyond defensive end Aidan Hutchinson and defensive tackle Alim McNeill.
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