Jared Goff has the whole offseason to jell with his new receiver. That’s a change from ’17, when the Rams QB lacked time to connect with Sammy Watkins.
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Who will the Giants select at No. 2? Anything could happen, but Penn State running back Saquon Barkley is a good bet.
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Mini-mock draft: Giants pass on a potential future franchise quarterback
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Dez Bryant, when asked about the possibility of playing for the Giants, said it would “be crazy” to join forces with his former divisional rival.
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Seven-time Pro Bowl center Nick Mangold has announced his retirement, which he will make official after signing a one-day deal with the Jets next week.
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Antonio Gates. Kurt Warner. James Harrison. NFL Nation reporters identify the players who went from under-the-radar prospects to franchise leaders.
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Lamar Jackson’s most likely landing spot? The safest prospect in the 2018 class? Mel Kiper picks 15 questions to preview next week’s draft.
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A generation ago, Boston was the hard-luck sports city and Washington was the successful one. Now, the shoes, spikes and skates are on the other foot.
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Nets GM Sean Marks is preaching a “level of impatience” for the team as it moves into the next phase of its rebuilding process next season.
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Draymond Green said he felt if his actions in the fourth quarter Monday warranted a flagrant foul, Spurs forward Davis Bertans also should have been called for one, too. “If you’re going to penalize me, then why not penalize both?” he said.
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As Wade contemplates future, Father Prime does it all to bring Heat home-court advantage
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Dwyane Wade didn’t even play 20 minutes in Miami’s Game 1 loss. He had more than enough time to make up for it in Game 2, outscoring Philadelphia’s bench by himself.
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Gregg Popovich said he was pleased overall with the Spurs on Monday, saying they “executed the game plan wonderfully” but that their 4 for 28 3-point shooting was ultimately the difference in the Game 2 loss to the Warriors.
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Gregg Popovich joked that he needed Kevin Durant to not be as good in Game 2 as he was in Game 1. But Durant & Co. were still a problem for the Spurs on Monday.
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Sixers coach Brett Brown said Joel Embiid’s frustration over not being able to play — as evidenced in a strongly worded Instagram post — is “born out of competitiveness.”
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San Francisco defensive back Don Jones escorted family friend Lindsey Preston, who has Down syndrome, to her prom.
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Upsets brewing, Zach Lowe breaks down three series that resume Tuesday and Wednesday.
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