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Los Angeles placed left-hander Justin Wrobleski on the injured list for left forearm inflammation and made a corresponding roster move by bringing right-hander Kyle Hurt back to the active roster.
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With the 2026 college football season set to open Aug. 29, an ESPN personality is already making the case that at least one Big Ten program is positioned to miss expectations in a major way.
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Dallas leaned on a late-game mix that included several expected starters and select backups, offering a snapshot of who is doing the most work as the preseason tightens into evaluation mode.
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Detroit’s training camp has tightened around the wide receiver depth chart as coaches continue to sort out who can contribute immediately, with the team’s deeper WR group creating multiple lanes for competition.
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In a conversation shaped by the long, two-way pipeline between pro wrestling and mixed martial arts, Finn Bálor and Becky Lynch offered their picks for WWE talent they think would translate to the cage.
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Dallas’ preseason win does not affect the regular-season standings, but the early theme from training camp and the game environment centered on playing with defensive discipline, getting production from the depth, and continuing an emerging quarterback competition.
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After strengthening their starting depth at the Trade Deadline, Chicago had to make room once Edward Cabrera returned from the injured list, and the move landed on Javier Assad.
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Detroit made multiple roster moves ahead of Sunday’s training camp session, waiving two injured players while signing a new defensive back and earlier adding a running back.
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In his first NFL preseason action, Philadelphia’s rookie quarterback made an early statement with a touchdown pass and a play style built around improvisation and threat running.
