
NFL Draft Rumors: Myles Garrett A Lock At No. 1
What that means is that they have their 2017 starting quarterback, but have some flexibility in determining the starter beyond this season. Mitchell Trubisky (or any QB) probably isn't truly worth this pick. "We felt like we needed to add a lot of young talent to the roster so that really drove a lot of the decisions past year", Brown said. Sometimes the defense makes a good play.
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Griezmann brilliance forced Leicester rethink, says Shakespeare
It's a good win for us but the second leg will be hard. We know what we are about at the King Power and know what we need to do. But the 30-year-old was still upset after referee Jonas Eriksson awarded a first-half penalty despite Marc Albrighton fouling Griezmann outside the box.
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Saints, 32-year-old Adrian Peterson agree on 2-year contract
The 2018 compensation is $3.5 million, none of which is guaranteed. If Peterson is with the Saints, he will make $2.4 million in a roster bonus that includes $750,000 guaranteed on the third day of free agency plus $1.65 million per game, $1.05 million in salary and a $50,000 workout bonus.
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Macron leads in polls as France prepares to vote in runoff elections
Le Pen will face off against Emmanuel Macron, a former banker and centrist independent, on May 7. The other candidates, including those from the traditional mainstream left and right parties, were eliminated. A televised debate between the two of them on May 3 will be vital in shaping opinions heading into the final election weekend that will define France's future and the EU's.
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Tottenham will keep players they want to keep - Mauricio Pochettino
Allardyce has described it as possibly the best run of his lengthy managerial career and the aforementioned Zaha has played a crucial role, notching up one assist and five goals in his nine appearances against top six opposition this season.
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Leicester City duo Morgan, Islam Slimani to miss Arsenal trip
Shakespeare has injury problems to contend with, as Wes Morgan (hamstring) and Islam Slimani (groin) are still sidelined. Boss Craig Shakespeare had hoped it was cramp but he will now be without the centre-back for Wednesday's clash at the Emirates Stadium.
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Bulls point guard Rondo racing for game five fitness
That awful, boring, cliched outlook certainly has served the Celtics well. Canaan provided a boost in Game 4, helping Chicago grab a brief lead in the third quarter. "Like I said, he's not about that life, so ... calm it down". "Wherever you play, you have to play well", Stevens said. But we love him. "So it's good for our team".
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Klitschko looks beyond Joshua fight, has no plans to retire
Neither man is renowned for the insults or press-conference confrontations that can preface other fights, and Klitschko's attempts to get inside Joshua's head have instead centred on his muscular physique as well as his opponent's declaration he wants to be a billionaire.
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Firebrand Premier League footballer stunned by 18-month ban for gambling offences
Barton is alleged to have placed 1,260 bets on football matches between March, 2006 and May, 2013. He said that since 2004 he had made over 15,000 bets across a whole range of sports with about 1,200 placed on football and that his betting account did not attempt to hide his identity.
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Arsene Wenger to drop star midfielder
ARSENE WENGER IS "sure" that Arsenal will not sell Alexis Sanchez to a Premier League rival, as they did with Robin van Persie's switch to Manchester United in 2012. In your job you are always painting the most awful situation but I am confident he will sign a new contract this summer. When he was asked about when Oxlade-Chamberlain's future might be resolved, Wenger said: "It will be decided in the summer".
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Clippers' Blake Griffin to miss rest of playoffs with toe injury
The Clippers were in a special category. These were the only teams in the entire Western Conference that ended up with identical records. Luc Mbah a Moute responded well to getting more touches, while Marreese Speights wound up a team-best plus-12.
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Sharapova to return from doping ban, but not everyone's happy
It hasn't been pretty, it has irked quite a few of her fellow players, but Maria Sharapova will make her comeback from a doping ban when the Russian takes court against Roberta Vinci at the Porsche Grand Prix in Stuttgart on Wednesday. Makarova showed signs of nerves as she went 0-40 down while serving for the match, but they were replaced by evidence of a steely resolve as she clawed her way back to deuce and another Radwanska miss put her through.