The 49ers used the 33rd overall pick to add Ole Miss receiver De'Zhaun Stribling, a 6'2" target with 4.36 speed and contested‑catch ability to a reshaped receiver room.

The NHL announced the Utah Mammoth will host the Colorado Avalanche in the 2027 Winter Classic at Rice‑Eccles Stadium on Dec. 31, 2026 — a New Year’s Eve spectacle set to draw tens of thousands.

The Falcons picked Clemson cornerback Avieon Terrell at No. 48, pairing him with brother A.J. and adding a turnover‑minded nickel/outside option to Atlanta’s secondary.

Steve Kerr’s future with the Warriors is suddenly uncertain after a 37-45 season. Owner Joe Lacob and GM Mike Dunleavy are weighing internal assistants and outside candidates.

MPSSAA voted April 24 to elevate girls flag football to official championship status, launching a statewide varsity season with finals at M&T Bank Stadium.

Houston blew a late six‑point lead and fell 112-108 in OT to the Lakers Friday, dropping into a 3-0 hole and heading into a make‑or‑break Game 4 on Sunday.

Philadelphia traded two third‑round picks for Jonathan Greenard and signed him to a four‑year, $100M extension with $50M guaranteed. The move adds a veteran pass rusher to Philly's front.

The Packers extended Jayden Reed to a three-year, $50.25M deal with $20M guaranteed, keeping the slot receiver in Green Bay through 2029 and stabilizing the receiver room.

Pittsburgh used its No. 76 pick on Penn State QB Drew Allar — a big-armed prospect with strong measurables and a recent ankle surgery to monitor.

Baltimore used the No. 80 pick on USC receiver Ja'Kobi Lane, a 6'4" contested-catch, red-zone weapon who adds size to the Ravens' receiver corps. Analysts say he brings upside and clear developmental work.

University leaders are preparing to replace Dan Radakovich; sources say Miami has targeted business executive Michael Yormark as his likely successor.

Jim France is stepping back as NASCAR CEO and handing day-to-day control to president Steve O'Donnell while remaining chairman. The move marks a historic first for the sport's leadership.

The Browns used the No. 39 pick to take Washington receiver Denzel Boston — a 6'4" contested‑catch specialist who finished 2025 with 62 catches, 881 yards and 11 TDs.