Spieth Urges Bradley to ‘Give Up’ His Ryder Cup Spot
Jordan Spieth jokingly urges Keegan Bradley to step aside from Ryder Cup to make room for him as competition intensifies.
Cowboys Fans Buzzing After Player’s NFL Record Pass
Joe Milton’s 75-yard bomb in practice has Cowboys fans dreaming big as the backup QB climbs the depth chart.
Nancy Lieberman Slams Jeff Teague Over Caitlin Clark Criticism
WNBA legend Nancy Lieberman defends Caitlin Clark after Jeff Teague questions her impact on the Indiana Fever.
Juan Soto’s Reaction Sparks WFAN Rant After Mets’ Latest Loss
Juan Soto’s demeanor during the Mets’ slump is drawing harsh criticism from New York sports radio, reigniting debates about leadership.
NFL Fans Are Hooked on Greenberg’s Replacement On ‘Get Up’
With Mike Greenberg off this week, ESPN viewers are loving Peter Schrager’s standout performance on “Get Up.”
ESPN Analyst Defends Shedeur Sanders Amid ‘Set Up to Fail’ Claims
Dan Orlovsky Defends Shedeur Sanders Shedeur Sanders is getting his shot with the Cleveland Browns in the preseason opener. But not everyone believes it’s a fair one. While some critics argue that the rookie QB is being “set up to fail,” Dan Orlovsky isn’t having it. The former Colorado standout fell to the fifth round in the 2025 NFL Draft, surprising many who expected him to go earlier. Now part of a crowded Browns quarterback room with Joe Flacco, Kenny Pickett, Dillon Gabriel, and Snoop Huntley. Sanders has a chance to prove himself early. Still, questions have been raised about the number of reps he’s received in training camp. Analysts like Robert Griffin III and Louis Riddick have publicly voiced concern, claiming Cleveland may not be giving Sanders a level playing field. Read More: Browns’ QB Drama Escalates as Stefanski Snubs Shedeur Sanders Orlovsky pushed back hard against that idea. In a video posted to social media, the ESPN analyst said, “Can we stop with this ‘Shedeur Sanders is being set up to fail’ narrative?” He pointed out that Flacco likely won’t start in Week 1 of preseason due to his veteran status. Meanwhile, Pickett and Gabriel are dealing with hamstring issues and haven’t practiced much. That leaves Sanders and Huntley, and only one of them has been in camp long enough to take the field. “Shedeur has been there,” Orlovsky noted. “It may not be ideal, but very rarely is it for a fifth-round pick. It’s an opportunity.” The situation isn’t perfect, but Sanders now has a real shot to show what he can do. If he performs like he has in practice, he may just shake up Cleveland’s quarterback depth chart, and silence the doubters in the process. Your All-Access Pass to Scores, Highlights & Breaking Sports News — Follow The Quick Report on MSN.
Kevin Harvick Calls For NASCAR to Drop Kansas’ Second Race
Kevin Harvick wants NASCAR to rethink its schedule and drop Kansas’ second Cup race, arguing it dilutes excitement and predictability.
13 College Football Teams That Are Always “Back”
Every offseason, certain college football programs pop up in headlines, preseason rankings, and group chats with one familiar message: they’re “back.” Whether it’s because of a new coach, a flashy recruiting class, or just blind optimism, some fan bases are convinced this is finally the year. These 13 teams have mastered the art of the comeback—whether it’s real or just very loud.
13 Forgotten NFL Greats Who Deserve to Be Celebrated
The NFL is full of legends whose names live on forever, but some game-changers have slipped through the cracks of football history. These players made their mark on the field, carried their teams, and set the standard for greatness, only to fade from the spotlight over time. These 13 forgotten NFL greats deserve to be celebrated. It’s time to give them their flowers and remind everyone just how good they really were.
14 NFL Role Players Who Became Playoff Legends
When the lights shine the brightest, it’s often the unsung guys—the backups, the specialists, the afterthoughts—who steal the show.
