The Kansas City Chiefs are having a solid training camp and will be just fine after a weird and underwhelming 2025 season.

Former California wideout Jacob De Jesus put the Chiefs world on notice with an incredible route and catch in training camp.

Rookie WR Jacob De Jesus turned heads at Chiefs training camp with an diving catch during a recent practice session.

It has been a fun time getting to know this year's Kansas City Chiefs at training camp up in St. Joseph, Missouri, so far this summer. Let's keep the fun rolling with some superlatives, listing the extremes of the roster in order to get more familiar with the team ahead of a preseason Week 1 game against the Los Angeles Rams next Saturday,

Still, Payton isn't taking any chances. After a string of what he's called "soft tissue" injuries, Payton has adjusted the team's practice routine, having the strength and conditioning staff add a longer warm-down period at the end of sessions — something he intends to prioritize in the coming days.

Broncos RB J.K. Dobbins left practice with a "soft tissue" injury on Monday. Sean Payton thinks he'll be fine.

Denver Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins left Monday's training camp practice with an injury, accompanied by trainers.

Left practice — RB J.K. Dobbins (soft tissue), WR Michael Bandy Consider Sean Payton officially concerned about the Broncos’ injury situation. Denver, through its first 11 days on the field, has only lost one player to what is known to be a serious injury — that was Matt Henningsen,

The Patriots won't release offensive tackle Caedan Wallace after all. Instead, news that New England was moving on from the 2024 third-round pick led to a trade. The Dolphins are acquiring Wallace and a 2029 seventh-round pick for a 2028 sixth-round pick,

The New England Patriots have traded with a divisional foe ahead of the 2026 campaign. Per NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Patriots are sending offensive tackle Caedan Wallace to the Miami Dolphins. New England was planning to release Wallace before the deal.

The Miami Dolphins have pulled off a rare inter-divisional trade, landing offensive tackle Caedan Wallace from the New England Patriots. Roundtable Sports Patriots Trade Former Third-Round Pick to AFC East Rival The Patriots traded former third-round pick Caedan Wallace to an AFC East rival just days before their preseason opener.

The Patriots traded guard Caedan Wallace in a rare in-division deal with the Dolphins on Monday. Wallace was traded, along with a 2029 seventh-round pick, to the Dolphins for a 2028 sixth-round pick.

The Los Angeles Dodgers were the talk of baseball at the trade deadline with their acquisition of Tarik Skubal, but a seven-game losing streak that was finally snapped on Saturday quickly became a significant story in its own right.

If the Dodgers win it all, their threepeat, heading into what are likely to be contentious CBA negotiations this offseason, will be the biggest story. If they get eliminated, the

The MLB Power Rankings are back with the Brewers taking over the top spot from the Dodgers in the wake of the trade deadline

Here's how to watch Monday's Los Angeles Dodgers vs Kansas City Royals game, including start times, TV channels, scores and how to stream.

Don Nelson, a former Dallas Mavericks head coach and the second-winningest coach in NBA history, died Sunday. He was 86. Nelson played 14 seasons in the NBA starting in 1962, winning five championships as a member of the Boston Celtics.

Nelson was with the Mavericks from 1997 to 2005, reviving a franchise that was horrific throughout the 1990s. He had a legendary 1998 draft night, moving down the board to select

Former Dallas Mavericks coach Don Nelson, the second-winningest coach in NBA history who won five championships as a player with the Boston Celtics, died Sunday, August 9. He was 86.

Nelson was inducted to the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2012 after 31 years as a head coach, including stints with the Milwaukee Bucks, New York Knicks, Golden State Warriors and Dallas Mavericks. In Nelson's second year with the Mavericks in 1998,