BALTIMORE — There were sidearm slings to Isaiah Likely and Charlie Kolar in stride and completions to Zay Flowers, DeAndre Hopkins and Mark Andrews. Some throws were on target, some were off, some were intercepted. The difference was who was throwing them.

It was in many ways the full Lamar Jackson experience, at least as much as it can be ...Read more

WAILUKU, Hawaii — A Rams-Jalen Ramsey reunion might not be in the offing.

Coach Sean McVay on Tuesday reiterated his respect for the star cornerback who helped the Rams win Super Bowl LVI, but for the first time he indicated that there might be too many “obstacles” to making a trade with the Miami Dolphins for the three-time All-Pro.

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MIAMI — Former NFL star Antonio Brown, wanted on an attempted murder charge by Miami Police following a shooting in May at an amateur boxing event, is no stranger to controversy.

Brown, 36, a Miami Norland High graduate who signed with four NFL teams, including the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ 2021 Super Bowl championship team, has had a string of...Read more

MIAMI — The race of the century is officially no more — at least for the time being.

Olympic gold medalist Noah Lyles will not race Miami Dolphins receiver Tyreek Hill due to “personal reasons,” according to the New York Post, bringing to end a near yearlong saga of trash talk and back-and-forth.

“We were very deep into creating the ...Read more

Let’s be clear about something: The Miami Dolphins enter the 2025 season relying on Plan B — winning with draftees and young players.

The Dolphins are on Plan B because Plan A — winning with veterans — failed. Plan A didn’t deliver its goal of winning a Super Bowl. It didn’t even produce a playoff win.

So, the Dolphins have ...Read more

LAS VEGAS — There’s a reason former Raiders cornerback Jack Jones sat down for an extensive interview with a popular national podcast that was released this week.

He wants a job.

A highlight film that backs up an immense amount of talent just hasn’t been enough to get him one, so now Jones is trying to rectify his image.

He’s starting...Read more

NEW YORK — The Jets wrapped up mandatory minicamp on Thursday afternoon, almost five months after Aaron Glenn became the team’s new coach.

Glenn had a message for the players during his team meeting before their six-week sabbatical.

“What I want to stress to the players, throughout this whole deal from Phase 1 all the way to Phase 3, ...Read more

RENTON, Wash. — If Grey Zabel played a senior baseball season, he might not be here.

Before Zabel became a Seahawk, or won two national titles at North Dakota State, he was a three-sport standout at T.F. Riggs High School in Pierre, S.D. He excelled at football, baseball and basketball, depending on the season, dispensing physicality from his...Read more

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of former NFL superstar Antonio Brown stemming from an altercation outside a celebrity kickboxing event last month in Miami.

Brown is charged with the first-degree felony of attempted second-degree murder with a firearm. A judge from the 11th Judicial Circuit in Miami-Dade County signed the warrant ...Read more

FORT WORTH, Texas — Near the end of the interview, Adam “Pacman” Jones is honest.

“I’m still going to go out,” he said. “I gotta go out to the clubs and stuff like that. That’s what I do.”

The conversation with the former Titans, Cowboys and Bengals defensive back was one month ago. The purpose of the interview was to catch ...Read more

MINNEAPOLIS — J.J. McCarthy moves through a football practice like a politician at a parade. He exchanges high-fives and fist bumps with everyone within reach. He asks questions. He listens. He wants to know and understand everything about everything.

Hold up the Vikings roster, point to a name and the young quarterback probably can recite ...Read more

PHILADELPHIA — Doug Pederson hasn’t coached an NFL game since January. He wasn’t at the owners meetings in March, or the draft in April. He wasn’t running OTAs in May or minicamp this week.

Instead, the 57-year-old former Eagles coach has spent most of that time supporting his son, Josh, in the United Football League, a spring league ...Read more

PITTSBURGH — It's already a sensitive issue. You could tell as much from listening to Aaron Rodgers and his offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith, over the past couple of days.

How much freedom will Rodgers have at the line scrimmage, where games can be won and lost in those precious seconds before the snap? How much freedom will Rodgers have ...Read more

LOS ANGELES — The Rams did not draft an offensive lineman, but they have added a veteran just before the end of offseason workouts.

The Rams on Thursday agreed to terms with veteran free-agent offensive tackle D.J. Humphries, a person with knowledge of the situation said.

The person requested anonymity because the contract has not been ...Read more

MIAMI — Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown is back in trouble with the law as he now faces an attempted murder charge in connection with a scuffle in mid-May outside a popular social media influencer’s boxing event in Miami, reports say.

Early Saturday morning, on May 17, social media erupted with videos and posts showing Brown allegedly being ...Read more

NEW YORK — Earlier this month, Russell Wilson treated about 20 teammates to dinner at Bourbon Steak, a swanky restaurant just south of Central Park.

The dining party included the Giants’ quarterbacks, running backs and offensive linemen, who indulged in delicacies such as calamari, clams and oysters.

“I saw some food on my plate that I�...Read more

NEW YORK — T.J. Watt of the Steelers, Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals and Terry McLaurin of the Commanders are among the big-name players who held out of mandatory minicamp this spring in hopes of receiving a contract extension.

Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner is also eligible for a contract extension.

But unlike that trio, the two-time All-...Read more

PITTSBURGH — The Steelers' addition of seventh-year receiver DK Metcalf along with four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers opens up opportunities for both players to work together in unique ways.

But for the 6-foot-4, 235-pound Pro Bowl receiver, working with a quarterback like Rodgers, with his 21 years of experience, gives him the opportunity to become...Read more