The Falcons are considering Kirk Cousins and Justin Fields as QB options, with a preference noted for Fields by owner Arthur Blank and ample cap space for recruitment.

Central Catholic Rams won the Oregon 6A boys basketball state championship against Roosevelt Roughriders with a comeback victory, securing their first title since 1994.

Jon Feliciano criticized teammate Spencer Burford's blocking after the Super Bowl, but later apologized, while Burford praised QB Brock Purdy’s leadership amidst team tensions.

The San Antonio Spurs introduce high-tech fan engagement elements for Spurs Week, including AI-customized videos and AR experiences, ahead of their I-35 Series games.

Russell Wilson is set to join the Pittsburgh Steelers on a one-year deal after being released from the Denver Broncos, taking a significant pay cut to do so.

Detroit Lions fan Larry Benjamin, known for dyeing his hair team colors, died at 83. His son Jeff announced the peaceful passing on social media. Benjamin's spirited support had gone viral, earning him recognition from the team and its players.

Rodeo Austin's Gold Stirrup Horse Show showcased riders with special needs. Matthew Wright won the Golden Belt Buckle, and competitors now vie for part of a $350,000 prize pool in various events.

The Chicago Bears propose a $2 billion privately funded stadium development in Chicago, aiming to boost the economy and provide public amenities, despite concerns over potential costs and environmental impacts.

Experts predict the Texas Longhorns could be an 8 or 9 seed in the NCAA tournament, with potential matchups outlined by analysis of their performance and strength of schedule.

Pistons GM Troy Weaver was involved in a heated exchange with a heckling fan during a game, resulting in the fan's ejection.

Fletcher Cox, a Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle, announces retirement after 12 NFL seasons, including a Super Bowl win and six Pro Bowl appearances.

John Tortorella, coach of the Philadelphia Flyers, has been suspended for two games and fined $50,000 by the NHL for refusing to leave the bench after a game misconduct.

High school hockey competition shares the weekend spotlight with the Police vs Fire charity game in Bloomington, collecting donations and hosting a silent auction for local causes.