Evan Bleier is a reporter and senior editor based in Brooklyn. He has a passion for sports, particularly Boston sports, and covers a range of topics including NFL, NBA, and MLB. His work has been featured in InsideHook, Newswav, Worth Media Group, and Cigalah Group.
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Cleveland signed Watson to a $230 million fully guaranteed deal in March 2022.
Reddick will forfeit a hefty game check for missing Jets-49ers in San Fran.
Hill was dragged from his car and forced to the ground by a Miami police officer.
It certainly seems like San Fran knew Jordan Mason would be filling in for an injured Christian McCaffrey.
Engelbert likened the Caitlin Clark-Angel Reese rivalry to the relationship between the NBA stars.
By: Evan Bleier
Right-hander Kumar Rocker is the son of an Indian mother and Black father.
By: Evan Bleier
With the quarterback who replaced him as the face and franchise player of the Cleveland Browns struggling mightily both on and off the football field, Baker May
Carolina quarterback Bryce Young throws during warm-ups. / Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images
Newton will debut on Stephen A. Smith's debate show on Friday.
The new venture was announced just as the WNBA Finals are getting going.
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