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Best- and Worst-Case Scenarios for Every Team in the 2026 NFL Draft

Some general managers will have things break their way, while others will be left scrambling as the board takes shape on Thursday and beyond.

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Fernando Mendoza: LinkedIn lunatic, endearing goofball and a symbol of the NFL’s future

The Indiana quarterback will almost certainly be the No 1 overall pick in this week’s draft. He is also a sign of what’s to come for the league

The Guardian - US

What Napheesa Collier’s Injury Timeline Means for the Lynx’ Start to 2026 Season

The star forward won’t be healthy enough to play at the start of the season.

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Albert Breer’s 2026 NFL Draft Needs for Every Team Reveal a Compelling Theme

An annual exercise in which we survey the league to see which positions line up with which teams. Plus, a detailed look at how the first round could play out.

Sports Illustrated

The 2027 NFL Draft’s Quarterback Class Is No Sure Thing

Lots of teams are building up capital and banking on finding a star next April. But it doesn’t always play out that way.

Sports Illustrated

How Fernando Mendoza Went From No-Name Prospect to No. 1 in the Draft

The Heisman Trophy winner had a storybook rise, following Tom Brady’s methods long before it became clear they would join forces with the Raiders.

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Despite Fernando Mendoza Hype, Raiders’ Plan to Play ‘Best Guy’ Is the Right Call

“Ultimately, this is a meritocracy, and the best guy will play,” GM John Spytek said this week, referring to the team's starting QB job.

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Aliyah Boston Had Frank Take on Caitlin Clark, Raven Johnson Playing Together on Fever

Clark and Johnson shared a viral moment during their college hooping days that resurfaced after the Fever drafted the ex-Gamecocks guard.

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A Critical April Stretch Could Reframe Indiana’s Trajectory Under Darian DeVries

The Hoosiers picked up five high-major commitments from the transfer portal addressing last season’s biggest flaws and giving the program a much-needed jolt.

Sports Illustrated

From Gamecocks to Fever: Inside Raven Johnson’s Whirlwind WNBA Draft Day

What’s it like to spend a day awaiting your fate? We went behind the scenes with the South Carolina guard before her big moment.

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WNBA Offseason Grades: How Each Team Fares After 2026 Draft, Early Free Agency

It’s been a whirlwind week in the league, with a bunch of new-look rosters. Let’s assess how each front office has done so far.

Sports Illustrated

Dawn Staley Was Extremely Excited to See Raven Johnson Be Drafted to Fever

Staley is the ultimate hype woman.

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Caitlin Clark Helped Announce Lexie Hull’s Fever Status in Awesome TikTok Video

The teammates and besties posted an iconic video on Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

We Caught Up With the Viral Pacers Couple—Here’s What They’d Like the Internet to Know

Meet Grace and Michael, the couple who became a meme Thursday night for their conversation caught on the Pacers’ broadcast. So, what were they talking about?

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Sophie Cunningham Takes on Broadcasting Role for 2026 WNBA Season

Sophie Cunningham may not know yet where she’ll be playing for the 2026 WNBA season, but she landed a new broadcasting role for the upcoming season.

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Raiders Coach Shares Thoughts on Fernando Mendoza Ahead of NFL Draft

Klint Kubiak offered his initial impression of projected No. 1 pick Fernando Mendoza.

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Braylon Mullins’s Miracle: Ranking the 12 Most Improbable Shots of March Madness

Based largely on shock value, here are the NCAA men’s tournament buckets that also had historic impact, spontaneity, a degree of difficulty and contextual drama.

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The 25 Best Men’s NCAA Tournament Non-Championship Games of the Past 25 Years

Sports Illustrated looks back at the past 25 seasons from 2000 to ’25 in men’s college basketball, ranking the top 25 March Madness games that did not crown a champion.

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Albert Breer’s Takeaways: Raiders Have Done Their Homework on Fernando Mendoza

Inside the work done before making the first pick. Plus, Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s deal could affect players at other positions, why the Browns should trade Myles Garrett and more.

SuperWest Sports

McLaughlin: How a New AD Can Help JaMarcus Shephard

Oregon State HC JaMarcus Shephard enters his first year looking to establish his team's brand in the new Pac-12.

Sports Illustrated

Pacers’ Ivica Zubac Out for Season With Rib Fracture After Playing in Five Games Since Trade

The Pacers’ big trade deadline acquisition is done for the year as Ivica Zubac will miss the final 12 games of the season with a fractured rib.

Sports Illustrated

What Would an Expanded Men’s March Madness 76-Team Bracket Look Like?

NCAA tournament expansion is official, so Sports Illustrated examined what the 2026 men’s field would be beyond the 68 teams that played.

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Men’s March Madness Snubs: San Diego State, Auburn Left Out of NCAA Tournament Field

The importance of strength of schedule was debated heavily leading into Selection Sunday, but only five teams can complain about not making the bracket.

The Independent UK

WNBA, players union meet for 5th straight day trying to get CBA deal to avoid any season disruptions

The WNBA and the players union will meet for the fifth straight day Saturday having a sense of urgency to get a deal done by Monday to avoid disruptions to the upcoming season

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball’s Awful Bubble Is a Case for Fewer Teams, Not More

Bubble teams across the country are stumbling into March, undercutting the NCAA’s push to expand the tournament field beyond 68.

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