Coach Liam Coen's arrival to the Jacksonville Jaguars brought high expectations and fan excitement, as he laid out his vision and refrained from the "DUUUVAL" chant, earning the support of legend Tony Boselli.

Dwyane Wade had 40% of his kidney removed after a cancer diagnosis, as disclosed on his podcast. He previously avoided medical checkups but was prompted by his father's surgery.

Craig Aukerman joins the Miami Dolphins as their new special teams coordinator after a division-winning year with the Rams. Robert Prince also joins the team as wide receivers coach.

The Utah Hockey Club is seeking a new name after "Yeti" was rejected by the patent office, and fan voting will occur at upcoming games for alternatives like "Outlaws."

Denver is set to join the NWSL by 2026, with plans for a new team and dedicated stadium, featuring local stars and backed by a strong ownership group.

The United Football League is setting up its headquarters in Arlington, Texas, poised to enrich the city's sports scene with advanced facilities and a focus on technology integration in football.

Rapper Gillie Da King emerges as the Philadelphia Eagles' unofficial hype man, sharing viral dance celebrations and fostering community as the team heads to Super Bowl LIX.

Tennessee's basketball team lost to Kentucky 78-73, struggling with perimeter shots, despite strong three-point defense stats and a late-game comeback attempt.

De'Aaron Fox scored 30 points in the Kings' win over the Nets, showing leadership despite an injury, with support from Domantas Sabonis' triple-double. The Nets suffered their seventh straight loss.

The Baltimore Orioles sign outfielder Dylan Carlson to a $975,000 one-year deal, with a $25,000 bonus for 200 plate appearances.

Joel Bitonio has been selected for his 7th Pro Bowl, joining other Browns players in the event, which features skill challenges instead of a traditional game.

The 51st Pig Bowl-Guns & Hoses football game in Sacramento continued the tradition of charity and community, with law enforcement and fire personnel raising funds for selected charities.

Pete Carroll and John Spytek join the Las Vegas Raiders as head coach and general manager, ushering in a new era after the team's poor 4-13 season in 2024.