Jaguars WR Brian Thomas, Jr. said he’s continuing to work to get his career back on track after another disappointing game. “Everybody goes through adversity,” he said, via ESPN.
It’s almost time for Folsom Field to open its doors again as the Colorado Buffaloes are set to host the Kansas State Wildcats in a matchup where both teams have plenty to prove.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle has teamed up with Novartis to raise awareness of prostate cancer and highlight the importance of early detection through blood-test screening.
PROVO — In a span of eight days, BYU got the full college football experience. They hosted ESPN's"College GameDay" as the epicenter of the college football universe, hosted its first-ever top-10 matchup, defeated No. 2 Notre Dame in epic fashion, and rose to a No. 2 ranking themselves.
The Miami Dolphins may soon face an important decision regarding their approach to the NFL trade market. As the trade deadline approaches rapidly, one potential acquisition is beginning to draw attention within the Florida-based organization. Under former general manager Chris Grier, Miami didn’t hesitate to make major trades to improve its roster. Several high-profile players […] The post Brian Thomas Jr. in Miami? A trade rumor that’s got people talking appeared first on Dose.ca.
Dan Orlovsky couldn't believe the Panthers fired Ejiro Evero, but we can.
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