Sources: Wentz set to resume 11-on-11 work
Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz will resume 11-on-11 team work when the defending Super Bowl champions return to practice Sunday, team sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
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LSU WR Drake Davis Arrested on Battery Charge, Suspended Indefinitely
LSU Tigers wide receiver Drake Davis was suspended indefinitely after being arrested Friday on a count of second-degree battery, according to WBRZ ...
WWE SummerSlam 2018 Matches: Betting Odds, Predictions for Roman Reigns and More
Betting on any sport is risky, but choosing to put your money in something like pro wrestling is even more dangerous due to the pre-determined results...
NBA Scout: Post-LeBron Cavaliers Needed to 'Gut It and Start Over'
The Cleveland Cavaliers had a choice to make this summer when LeBron James left them for a second time...
LSU WR Davis arrested, suspended indefinitely
LSU junior receiver Drake Davis has been arrested for allegedly committing battery on his girlfriend on multiple occasions. He has been suspended indefinitely by LSU.
1 Player Every NBA Team Should Already Be Targeting at the Trade Deadline
Several NBA rosters remain incomplete, which is normal for mid-August. Chances are, much will change—injury, trades, global warming cooking the planet—between now and the trade deadline...
Packers, Bears Odds-on Favorites to Land Khalil Mack
The Green Bay Packers are listed as the early favorites to acquire Oakland Raiders defensive end Khalil Mack before the 2018 NFL trade deadline...
Julio Jones, Under Armour End Contract with 1 Year Remaining
Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Julio Jones and apparel company Under Armour mutually agreed to end their partnership with a year remaining on the contract. Darren Rovell of ESPN...
Why isn't Aaron Judge back yet and what does it mean for his 2018?
Three weeks after his wrist injury, Judge is cheering the Yankees on instead of anchoring their lineup. Here's why his return is taking longer than anticipated.
Top-Ranked Georgia HS Football Team Walks Off, Citing 'Rough' Conditions
Grayson High School head coach Christian Hunnicutt will remain in his position after apologizing to his players for "rough practice conditions" that led to a team boycott Wednesday...
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