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The San Francisco 49ers report to training camp this weekend, and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is still under contract. Aiyuk’s situation is one of the most bizarre in the salary cap era. He has nobody to blame but himself for his predicament
If voting for the National League Cy Young Award were held right now, it wouldn’t be close. It shouldn’t be. Despite a loaded field, Brewers 24-year-old right-hander Jacob Misiorowski is the best of the best. Through four months of our six-month season, he’s the NL Cy Young winner.
Jake Paul says there is a lot of mediocrity in the NFL and that he is a better athlete than most current players. (This video contains AI-assisted content)