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The list you’ve been waiting for. It’s been a busy offseason for the NFL! Check out this guide and get up to speed on your favorite’s team moves.  The most important move every NFL team made this

Miami Dolphins have taken drastic measures. The NFL team could fine or suspend players who kneel or demonstrate during the national anthem this season. The team guidelines have been laid out in a nine-page document which discusses

Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo won’t be joining his Juventus teammates on the U.S. tour this summer due to the recent World Cup. Reports claimed Ronaldo and other players who progressed beyond the group stage will train at

The end of the speculation is over. Four-times F1 champion Lewis Hamilton signed a new agreement with Mercedes until the end of 2020. The 33-year-old racing driver landed a $52 million per year deal.  F1 champion Hamilton

Forbes has ranked the Dallas Cowboys world’s most valuable sports team for a third consecutive year. NFL’s Cowboys were valued at $4.8 billion which constitutes a 14 percent jump compared to last year.  NFL’s Cowboys top Forbes

Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro receiver Antonio Brown will be the cover athlete for the EA Sports “Madden 19” video game. Brown said, “to be on the cover is a real honor I’ve wanted to always have because I

LeBron James agreed to join the Lakers on a four-year $154 million deal and coach Luke Walton is already looking forward to coaching him. In a recent interview over the weekend in Las Vegas, he said “He’s

Seven-time pro bowl selection Earl Thomas is entering the final season of a four-year $40 million contract. However, he has not received any extension offers from Seahawks. In an Instagram post Monday he wrote: “Extend…if you don’t

Golf fans are looking forward to Tiger Woods heading back to The Open for the first time since 2015. In a recent interview, he expressed his feeling about missing The Open for three years in a row.