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	Sports As-it-happens update ⋅ April 28, 2020
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	Sports Illustrated Colts' Flexibility With Eason, Who Eagles Would've Taken Besides Jalen Hurts, Draft Notes Sports Illustrated Some more wrap-up work with the draft in the rear-view mirror … maqb-eason-hurts-lawrence. Melissa Majchrzak-USA TODAY Sports; Jason Getz-USA TODAY Sports; Matthew Emmons-USA TODAY Sports. • The round the Colts took Jacob Eason in is ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Three options for the Texans at safety with the exit of Tashaun Gipson Sports Illustrated The Houston Texans continued to remake their secondary and they will have a new look safety group after releasing safety Tashaun Gipson, Sr. on Monday. Now the Texans have options if they choose, to add to their safety group. The Texans have continued ... Flag as irrelevant
	ESPN The epic bat-flip videos and how Riley Sartain-Vaughan got the last laugh ESPN Millions of people have seen the videos by now. Noah Vaughan, a former minor league baseball prospect in the Oakland A's system, crushed a rise ball delivered by Riley Sartain-Vaughan, a former Texas A&M softball infielder. As he watched the ball soar ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Chargers Assign Uniform Numbers to Rookies, Adderley Changes to No. 24 Sports Illustrated Now that the Los Angeles Chargers have concluded their work for the 2020 NFL Draft, they have officially assigned uniform numbers to their newest players. Justin Herbert, the former Oregon quarterback and sixth overall pick, will wear No. 10 in Los Angeles ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Eagles Pick Up Derek Barnett's 5th-Year Option Sports Illustrated In what really should not be a big surprise, the Eagles have picked up the fifth-year option in the contract of former first-round pick Derek Barnett, a league source confirmed to SI.com. The defensive end was taken 14 overall in 2017. Under the old collective ... Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post NFL considering major schedule changes to 2020 season New York Post The NFL might be ready to admit this coming season could be as unprecedented as the virtual draft that concluded Saturday. Schedule-makers are in the process of designing several versions of the 2020 slate, some of which include a Super Bowl on Feb. Flag as irrelevant
	New York Post Mets to cut pay for full-time employees New York Post Mets employees, beyond the playing field, will soon take a hit financially. Plans were unveiled Monday by the team for pay cuts that will take effect June 1, according to an industry source. All full-time employees will be affected, and the cuts will remain in place ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Steelers Offseason Brought Heavy Focus to Red Zone Offense, Special Teams Sports Illustrated While last season was a down year for the Steelers on multiple fronts, two areas really stood out. The team went from scoring touchdowns on 73.5% of their red zone trips in 2018 to just 35% in 2019. For anyone curious, 73.5% in 2018 was the best in the NFL, ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBA.com Another ratings bonanza for ESPN's 'The Last Dance' NBA.com 'The Last Dance' continued its momentum on its second night, with episodes 3 and 4 averaged 5.9 million viewers across ESPN & ESPN2 from 9-11 p.m. ET. Episode 3 (9-10 p.m.) averaged 6.1 million viewers and episode 4 (10-11 p.m.) averaged 5.7 million ... Flag as irrelevant
	Yahoo Sports Allen Lazard, Chandon Sullivan sign tenders to return to Packers Yahoo Sports Receiver Allen Lazard signed his exclusive rights tender to return to the Packers, according to the NFL's official transactions. Lazard entered the league as an undrafted free agent in 2018, and the Packers signed him off the Jaguars' practice squad late that ... Flag as irrelevant
	San Francisco Chronicle Will next season, if there is one, be when the 49ers put it all together? San Francisco Chronicle For most of last season, the 49ers were the best team in football. For most of the Super Bowl, the 49ers were the best team on the field. For most of last week's NFL draft, the 49ers appeared to be the best team on the clock. At some point, will the 49ers be ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sporting News NFL teams reportedly 'dismayed' at Tom Brady trespassing incident; demanding punishment for Bucs QB Sporting News Tom Brady has become quite the public menace since his move to Tampa Bay — and not just with local authorities. The new Bucs quarterback has already been kicked out of a public park and, in early April, accidentally trespassed into a house adjacent to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Three-star WR Myles Alston joins Pitt's 2021 recruiting class Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pitt's mystery commit finally revealed his identity. Three-star wide receiver Myles Alston verbally committed to the Panthers' 2021 recruiting class on Monday night, bringing the group to seven members. Alston's announcement comes a few days after Pat ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Illustrated Chargers QB: Tyrod Taylor Favored Over Justin Herbert to Start Week 1 Sports Illustrated By making Oregon's Justin Herbert the No. 6 overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Chargers kickstarted the conversation about how they plan to handle the quarterback position. The team raved about Herbert's fit in their offense, and few ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sacramento Bee Draft could bring Vikings more help now than North foes Sacramento Bee The Minnesota Vikings were forced by a salary-cap crunch this spring into a soft remodel, with many more exits than enhancements to the lineup. They ramped up the project over the weekend. While NFL draft picks never come with warranties, particularly in ... Flag as irrelevant
	Lexington Herald Leader 'Full of crap.' Charles Barkley bipartisan in contempt of political parties. Lexington Herald Leader Kentucky Coach John Calipari's "Coffee with Cal" Facebook show veered into politics on Monday. The guest, Hall of Fame player Charles Barkley, pooh-poohed the notion of political figures being important in dealing with the coronavirus pandemic. "They've ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Shaka Smart Can See '10 Or 12' High School Players Going The NBA G League Route Each Year Forbes Texas coach Shaka Smart beat out the NBA G League for a top prospect last Friday, but he can envision as many as a dozen high school players going that route each year. Greg Brown, the 6-foot-9 power forward from Vandegrift (TX) High School, committed ... Flag as irrelevant
	Bleacher Report Tiger Woods on Michael Jordan: He's More 'Outwardly Competitive Than I Am' Bleacher Report Michael Jordan is known as one of the most intense athletes of all time, but Tiger Woods put himself on the same level as the Chicago Bulls star. The golfer listed only Jordan when asked by Daniel Rapoport of Golfworld if any other sports figures were as ... Flag as irrelevant
	Washington Times Pole position: NASCAR racing full speed ahead to May restart Washington Times CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sports will eventually start again and all eyes are on NASCAR, which appears to be racing full speed ahead to get there. The sanctioning body is working on a revised schedule that could have NASCAR back on track in roughly three ... Flag as irrelevant
	NBCSports.com Ex-Raider James Jones was at Taco Bell when informed of his release NBCSports.com Don't you hate when you're trying to enjoy a nice meal, and you're told the Raiders have released you? It's a tough situation, but veteran wide receiver James Jones went through it after hearing from former Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie ... while ... Flag as irrelevant
	Minneapolis Star Tribune North Carolina-bound Kerwin Walton oblivious to Twitter buzz Minneapolis Star Tribune For a long time Saturday and Sunday, Kerwin Walton's name was popping up all over Twitter. Thing is, he had no clue. The 6-5 Hopkins guard was one of the last uncommitted top high school basketball recruits in the Class of 2020. Possessing of one of the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Newsday Rangers' Adam Fox praises defense partner Ryan Lindgren Newsday Speaking on an NHL-sponsored Zoom call Monday with fellow rookie standout defensemen Cale Makar and Quinn Hughes, Rangers rookie Adam Fox was asked about the physical pounding his defense partner, Ryan Lindgren, has taken this season. Flag as irrelevant
	247Sports Mark Ingram excited to mentor JK Dobbins 247Sports The Baltimore Ravens' record-setting rushing attack got even more dangerous this weekend with the addition of former Ohio State star J.K. Dobbins, who was regarded as arguably the top running back in the class heading into the 2020 NFL Draft. Flag as irrelevant
	The Auburn Plainsman Social media reacts to Auburn's 2020 NFL Draft class The Auburn Plainsman Over the weekend, Auburn had six players drafted in the 2020 NFL Draft, tying last year's record for most players selected in the modern era. The Auburn Plainsman has compiled some of the reactions from social media about each of the six drafted players. Flag as irrelevant
	ABC 14 News Swimming-USA Swimming sets tentative August return to action National Post USA Swimming unveiled a tentative return to competition from the coronavirus outbreak on Monday with a series of regional events in August before a national lineup begins in November in preparation for next year's U.S. Olympic trials. In a letter to its ... Flag as irrelevant
	Fox Sports Radio NBA Media Has Always Overrated Michael Jordan's Career Fox Sports Radio Jason McIntyre: "I don't wanna act like I'm a guy tearing down Michael Jordan here, I'm just going to state some facts. Michael Jordan could not get by the Celtics in the East, he could not get past the Pistons until they went to the Finals three years in a row and ... Flag as irrelevant
	Sports Betting Dime Updated 2020 NFL OROY Odds After Draft – Who's Odds Got Better/Worse Sports Betting Dime Now that the NFL Draft is in the books, a number of new futures pop up on the board. That includes a full list of the 2020-21 AP NFL Rookie of the Year odds. According to the updated NFL OROY odds, the top pick in the draft, quarterback Joe Burrow, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Forbes Justin Rohrwasser's Tattoos Deserve Scrutiny, But Breathlessly Calling Him 'Racist' Is Wrong As Well Forbes It would be one matter if rookie Patriots kicker Justin Rohrwasser had just one tattoo on his body connected to a right-wing militia group. It could be explained as insignificant, nothing more than a college kid getting some cool ink. But Rohrwasser's tattoo ... Flag as irrelevant
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