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Hardin-Simmons plans $1M women’s flag football launch
Hardin-Simmons University plans to spend about $1 million to launch women’s flag football, with competition expected to begin in spring 2027. The Division III school has hired Darin Koenig as head coach and is planning a new locker room at Shelton Stadium.
NCAA opens inquiry into Cincinnati over Brendan Sorsby gambling case
The NCAA has sent Cincinnati a letter of inquiry tied to former quarterback Brendan Sorsby’s gambling case, according to reporting cited by the New York Post. Cincinnati says it has been in continuous contact with the NCAA and does not believe any athletics staff knew about impermissible wagering.
Philadelphia Eagles tickets for single games go on sale June 30
Single-game Eagles tickets for the 2026 home slate go on sale June 30 at 10 a.m. ET through Ticketmaster, with a four-ticket household limit. The sale also includes tickets for one public training camp practice at Lincoln Financial Field, with proceeds benefiting the Eagles Autism Foundation.
Jaguars, Strange Agree To Contract Extension
Brenton Strange reportedly agreed to a three-year Jaguars extension worth up to $48 million with $25 million guaranteed, according to reporting from his agents. The deal follows a 2025 season in which the tight end caught 46 passes for 540 yards and three touchdowns in 12 games.
Cameron Jordan re-signs with Saints for 16th season, calls it likely final year
Cameron Jordan has re-signed with the New Orleans Saints on a one-year contract, returning for his 16th NFL season after spending his entire career in New Orleans. Multiple reports say Jordan announced the move himself and described 2026 as a possible final season, though he has not formally retired.
NCAA seeks definitive eligibility ruling in Brendan Sorsby case before season, but NFL draft move overtakes fight
The NCAA sought an expedited ruling in Brendan Sorsby’s eligibility dispute before the 2026 season, but the case may have become moot after reporting said he would enter the NFL supplemental draft and withdraw his lawsuit.
The Bear's Den, June 15, 2026: Williams' Year 2 comfort and Tony Fields II's arrival highlight Bears roundup
Windy City Gridiron’s June 15 Bears roundup centers on Caleb Williams saying Year 2 under Ben Johnson feels easier and more enjoyable, while Chicago also added linebacker Tony Fields II and will need a corresponding roster move.
Jaguars Sign DT Quinton Bohanna
The Jacksonville Jaguars announced they signed defensive tackle Quinton Bohanna on June 1, adding a former sixth-round pick with 40 NFL games and 13 starts.
Giants add Odell Beckham Jr., JuJu Smith-Schuster to WR room
The Giants added Odell Beckham Jr. and Braxton Berrios on Monday, with JuJu Smith-Schuster also reported as signing, as New York reshaped its receiver depth chart.
Joey McGuire Responds to Steve Sarkisian’s Texas Tech Schedule Swipe
Joey McGuire pushed back on Steve Sarkisian’s schedule remarks at the Big 12 spring meetings, saying Texas Tech would love to play Texas in Week 1 and could explore ways to make it happen.
Texans, Pro-Bowl WR Nico Collins agree to adjusted contract
Multiple outlets reported that the Texans and Nico Collins agreed to an adjusted contract that adds $17 million in new money over the next two seasons and guarantees his salary through 2027.
NFL news roundup: Giants DL Roy Robertson-Harris tears Achilles in OTAs
Multiple reports say Giants defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris tore his Achilles during Thursday's OTA practice and is expected to miss the 2026 season.
Former Jaguars coach Urban Meyer loses arbitration case against NFL team, AP source says
Reported arbitration ruling upholds the Jaguars’ 2021 firing of Urban Meyer for cause, ending his bid for the remaining balance of a contract worth more than $30 million.
NFL and referees agree on a 7-year collective bargaining agreement, avoiding potential work stoppage
The NFL and its referees union agreed to a seven-year collective bargaining agreement through 2032, avoiding a potential work stoppage.
NFL, NFL Referees Association moving closer toward new deal, AP source says
AP reported that the NFL and its referees are moving closer to a new labor deal, with a ratification vote expected this week.
Dan Morgan says Panthers are discussing a Bryce Young extension and will do it 'at the right time'
Panthers general manager Dan Morgan said the team is discussing a long-term Bryce Young extension internally, though any deal will come later.
Former Eagles fullback Ben VanSumeren signs one-year deal with Bills
The Bills signed former Eagles fullback/linebacker Ben VanSumeren to a one-year contract, according to the team and league reports.
Zachariah Branch stays in Georgia as the Falcons’ No. 79 pick in 2026 NFL Draft
The Falcons selected Zachariah Branch with the No. 79 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, making the Georgia transfer an in-state addition.
Kayden McDonald overcomes draft-night wait after Texans select him in Round 2
The Houston Texans traded up to No. 36 in the 2026 NFL Draft and selected Ohio State defensive tackle Kayden McDonald, who became emotional after hearing his name called.
2026 NFL Draft news: Detroit Lions trade up, pick Derrick Moore
The Detroit Lions traded up six spots in the second round of the 2026 NFL Draft, sending picks No. 50 and No. 128 to the New York Jets and selecting Michigan edge rusher Derrick Moore at No. 44.
Giants draft Arvell Reese and Francis Mauigoa in Round 1
The Giants used the No. 5 and No. 10 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft on Ohio State linebacker Arvell Reese and Miami offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa.
2026 NFL draft is today in Pittsburgh. Live updates on traffic, events and more.
The 2026 NFL Draft is underway in Pittsburgh, with officials warning drivers and fans about closures, security zones and event-related disruptions across the city.
2026 NFL Draft opens in Pittsburgh
The 2026 NFL Draft is underway in Pittsburgh, with official NFL materials confirming the April 23-25 schedule, venue footprint and fan logistics.
NCAA proposing major changes to eligibility rules, including age limits
The NCAA is reportedly exploring an age-based eligibility framework that would start a five-year clock at age 19 or high school graduation, whichever comes first.