By next week, Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory could apply for reinstatement to the NFL after missing last season for violating the league’s substance abuse policy.
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Jerry: DE Gregory working hard on NFL return
By next week, Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory could apply for reinstatement to the NFL after missing last season for violating the league’s substance abuse policy.
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Jerry: DE Gregory working hard on NFL return
Former LSU defensive back Arden Key is a self-styled top-five talent who fell to the back of the third round because of character concerns.
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Arden Key epitomizes the Raiders’ boom-or-bust draft class
The Packers could get contributions from a basketball player, a Byrd and a pass-rusher named Reggie, all practice squad call-ups from last December.
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Packers have unlikely undrafted threesome primed to make impact
The Cowboys can look into extending the QB next offseason, and they’re hoping he gives them a reason to think big.
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Cowboys hope Dak Prescott can cash in big after success in ’18
Will he wear a brace? Is there a greater risk of reinjury? Our experts take a look at questions surrounding the Eagles QB.
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Carson Wentz’s injury: What you need to know
Joe Tessitore and Jason Witten will be in the Monday Night Football booth, and will be joined by on-field analyst Booger McFarland and reporter Lisa Salters.
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ESPN unveils new broadcast team for MNF
The Westgate Las Vegas SuperBook has installed the Cavaliers as a minus-275 series favorite over the Celtics, who have home-court advantage in the best-of-seven Eastern Conference finals.
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Cavs open as favorite to reach Finals over C’s
Feeling lucky? With the lottery next week, ESPN Insider Jonathan Givony breaks down more than 2,000 scenarios. See what happens if your team wins No. 1.
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NBA lottery machine: Mock draft for every scenario
The money dried up in free agency and with big names still unemployed, safety looks like a position that has become devalued for a variety of reasons.
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Why aren’t teams signing safeties?
Joel Embiid and Ben Simmons are confident that the 76ers are on the right path despite being eliminated by the Celtics.
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Embiid assures 76ers have ‘a bright future’
Kosta Koufos will exercise his 2018-19 player option to remain with the Sacramento Kings, league sources told ESPN’s Chris Haynes. The 10-year veteran will be eligible for free agency in the summer of 2019.
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Sources: Koufos to exercise option to return
Kosta Koufos will exercise his 2018-19 player option to remain with the Sacramento Kings, league sources told ESPN’s Chris Haynes. The 10-year veteran will be eligible for free agency in the summer of 2019.
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Sources: Koufos to exercise option to return
Kosta Koufos will exercise his 2018-19 player option to remain with the Sacramento Kings, league sources told ESPN’s Chris Haynes. The 10-year veteran will be eligible for free agency in the summer of 2019.
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Sources: Koufos to exercise option to return
Trust in Sam Hinkie’s controversial strategy finally paid off with a playoff run in Philly. Where do the Sixers go from here?
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Was The Process worth it?