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Sources: Bears reach deal with top pick Williams
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Tuesday, 16 July 2024 15:34
EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsCHICAGO -- On the day rookies reported to Halas Hall for training camp, quarterback Caleb Williams and wide receiver Rome Odunze -- the first and ninth overall picks drafted by the Bears -- signed their respective first-round rookie contracts Tuesday.Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter that Williams signed a four-year deal worth $39.4 million with a $25.5 million signing…
Adams' agents call trade speculation 'baseless'
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsHENDERSON, Nev. -- The agents for Las Vegas Raiders receiver Davante Adams shut down rampant rumors and reports Tuesday that their client, a three-time first-team All-Pro and potential future Hall of Famer, was on the trading block."This is baseless, unfounded speculation, and Davante is expected to be with the Raiders as there has been absolutely no trade talk…
Dabo wary of CFP's 'unintended consequences'
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsCLEMSON, S.C. -- Dabo Swinney used to say he'd be in favor of college football returning to the BCS era for the postseason, and while he's changed his tune a bit as the sport heads into its first season with a 12-team playoff, he said he's wary of potential "unintended consequences" he foresees as a result of the…
WR Aiyuk requests trade from 49ers, sources say
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EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsSANTA CLARA, Calif. -- After an offseason of contract negotiations that have yet to yield a lucrative extension, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk has officially requested a trade, according to league sources.Sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Tuesday that other teams that have reached out to the 49ers have been told the team has no intention…
Georgia OL Smith retiring for medical reasons
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Tuesday, 16 July 2024 09:33
EmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsDALLAS -- Georgia offensive lineman Kelton Smith Jr. will no longer play football because of a pre-existing medical condition that he and his family, along with the sports medicine staff at Georgia, have closely monitored, the school announced Tuesday.Smith Jr. will remain on scholarship, continue his studies at Georgia and contribute to the football team in a different…
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