Giants Place Robertson-Harris on IR, Sign Two DBs
Robertson-Harris had been on the physically unable to perform list after suffering the injury during the team's offseason program. The Giants also waived wide receiver Beaux Collins with an injury designation Wednesday.
To fill the open roster spots, New York signed defensive backs David Long and D.J. James. Long has appeared in 86 games with five different teams, while James was a Seahawks sixth-round pick in 2024 and played in one game for the Patriots last season. tr-sport.click
Football Daily | Mohamed Salah and a potted history of Liverpool legends visiting Trabzon
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This October will mark the 50th anniversary of the first time Liverpool and Trabzonspor were thrown together by the gods of football. When they played each other in the second round of the European Cup in 1976 it’s fair to say not many associated with Liverpool were impressed with Trabzon. Bob Paisley described the team hotel as a “doss house”, the ball as “a pig’s bladder” that “was not good enough for blow football”, adding that “teams in the Durham Mining League would not play with it”, and as for the food, well, he’d had “better rations in my bivvy in the Western Desert”, back when he was in Montgomery’s Eighth Army.
Continue reading...FC Barcelona Officially Signs Promising Young Midfielder Arnau Casas
Under the direction of José Ramon Alexanco, the club continues to reinforce its youth squad. Following the arrivals of Mahdi El Maimouni and Erik Domínguez, the Blaugrana have now added Arnau Casas to their ranks.
LIV Golf secures ‘lead investor’ until 2030 but future of star names still uncertain
LIV chief refuses to disclose new funders’ identities
Scott O’Neil hopes DeChambeau and Rahm will stay
LIV Golf has secured a “lead investor” to safeguard its existence until 2030, although the agreement is unlikely to prevent a batch of high-profile players from departing by the end of this year.
Scott O’Neil, LIV’s chief executive, announced basic plans for the “next generation” of the tour on Wednesday while refusing to disclose the new funders of the business. After the withdrawal of backing from Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund, O’Neil has been engaged in a race against time to save his business.
Continue reading...Mike LaFleur on Josh Sweat: I'm not worried about him for Sept. 13 at all
Cardinals edge rusher Josh Sweat remains on the active/physically unable to perform list as he deals with a knee issue.
But even as Arizona progresses further into training camp, head coach Mike LaFleur is not concerned about Sweat being on the field when games count.
"Whether you believe me or not, I'm not worried about him for Sept. 13, at all,” LaFleur said Wednesday, via Darren Urban of the team’s website.
Sept. 13, of course, is when the Cardinals will open the regular season against the Chargers.
LaFleur has used a similar line before when discussing Sweat’s health and potential unhappiness with his contract. Sweat was the subject of trade rumors over the offseason.
Last year — Sweat's first with the Cardinals — Sweat recorded a career-high 12.0 sacks with 13 tackles for loss and 17 QB hits.
