Jarvis Landry told NFL Network on Wednesday that he still hasn’t heard from Ryan Tannehill since being traded and he’s not surprised, as “we didn’t really have a good relationship anyway.”
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Ereck Flowers admitted Wednesday it was tough to hear the Giants signed Nate Solder to play left tackle but is adjusting to playing right tackle.
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Giants’ Flowers adjusts to move from LT to RT
JuJu Smith-Schuster is limited in Steelers minicamp with what he calls a “frustrating” knee injury but plans to be a full participant for training camp.
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‘Frustrating’ knee injury limits Smith-Schuster
Kevin Huerter had surgery on his right hand to repair torn ligaments, and the projected first-round draft pick is expected to miss two months, sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Sources: Draft prospect Huerter has surgery
Erica Wilkins, a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader from 2014 to ’17, has filed a federal lawsuit against the team, alleging she wasn’t paid for all her work and made less money than “Rowdy,” the team’s male mascot.
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Suit: Dallas cheerleaders paid less than mascot
NBA agent Brian Elfus is suing his former agency for for allegedly withholding payment on commissions he says he’s owed, including on the $94.3 million contract that he negotiated for Kawhi Leonard in 2015.
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Kawhi’s ex-agent sues agency for commissions
The Seahawks are adding former Colts general manager Ryan Grigson to their front office as a consultant.
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Agent: Ex-Colts GM Grigson joining Seahawks
DeMarcus Ware, who had 138.5 sacks during his career, will join the Broncos as a pass-rush consultant for the 2018 season, a source told ESPN.
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Source: Broncos to hire Ware in consultant role
Marvin Bagley III, Deandre Ayton and Luka Doncic all rate high in this year’s model. But who has the best numbers?
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ESPN Analytics: Who’s overrated/underrated in 2018 NBA draft?
The Rockets lead the way in our rankings, but it’s the Spurs whose makeup has had a ripple effect throughout the league.
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Which teams are the most analytical in the NBA draft?
Just six months after tearing his Achilles, CB Jimmy Smith has started individual drills for the Ravens, increasing optimism that he’ll be ready for the season.
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CB Smith makes surprise return for Ravens
The Vikings’ transition to a new offense has been smooth thanks to new coordinator John DeFilippo’s ability to take feedback.
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Mike Zimmer: Vikings’ offseason transition on offense ‘seamless’
The Cardinals are getting huge value out of David Johnson’s rookie contract right now, and if the dynamic back is going to get a new deal he’ll have to stay on the field.
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David Johnson has a point, but can he stay healthy?
While AJ McCarron and Nathan Peterman continue to get the bulk of the first-team work, the Bills are giving Josh Allen some reps with the starters.
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Bills rookie Josh Allen takes first snaps with first-team group
Odell Beckham Jr. wants a huge contract. The Giants have cap concerns, plus a new GM with little patience for egos. So, now what?
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Barnwell: Pay or trade OBJ? Answering a Giant question

