Amari Cooper rejoins the Las Vegas Raiders as they finalize their team, while rookies like Ashton Jeanty claim spots and Geno Smith remains starting QB.

Chris Ballard, GM of the Colts, is sticking with the current quarterback setup, seeing development potential in backup Anthony Richardson despite trade rumors and is committed to his growth.

Fleur Sohtz, a New Yorker, is set to attempt the Triple Crown of open water swimming by crossing the English Channel, adding to her Catalina Channel and Manhattan Island swims.

Adam Thielen is traded back to the Vikings from the Panthers in exchange for draft picks, as Carolina adjusts its wide receiver lineup for the future.

Tom Brady, part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders, is permitted to attend NFL TV production meetings but still barred from team practices to avoid conflicts of interest.

The University of Utah women's soccer team resumes its non-conference play against Utah State and N.C. State after a pause, focusing on strategy and rivalries.

The Vegas Knight Hawks plan a celebration for their IFL championship win at the M Resort, offering meet-and-greets, giveaways, and exclusive rings for 2026 season members.

Sports analysts are making bold predictions for the 2025 NFL season, including potential surprises and underdog triumphs for each team, as reported by ABC's 6abc.com, CBS Sports, and ESPN.

The Las Vegas Aces clinched a playoff spot with a 79-74 win over the Chicago Sky, marking their 11th straight victory, led by Jackie Young and A'ja Wilson.

The Oakland Athletics will play regular-season games in Las Vegas in 2026 as a precursor to potentially relocating there, utilizing the Las Vegas Ballpark before moving to a new stadium.

The Las Vegas Raiders traded for quarterback Kenny Pickett from the Cleveland Browns, in response to an injury to their QB Aidan O'Connell. Pickett will back up Geno Smith.

The Carolina Panthers have trimmed their roster, cutting quarterbacks Jack Plummer and Bryce Perkins while keeping Bryce Young and Andy Dalton. Other players, including Shy Tuttle, were also released.

The Detroit Lions released quarterback Hendon Hooker after a subpar preseason performance, where he struggled with turnovers and failed to score touchdowns.