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(Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)   The Cincinnati Bengals are reunited with a familiar face. More specifically, they’re back together with a former seventh-round pick. They announced that they signed veteran QB Logan Woodside early on Wednesday. We have signed free agent QB Logan Woodside. : https://t.co/X9MJODmHOs pic.twitter.com/KRxbBoPaHD — Cincinnati Bengals (@Bengals) April 16, 2025 They didn’t disclose the terms of the deal, but it will most likely be a non-guaranteed one-year contract. This will be his second stint with the organization that took him in the 2018 NFL Draft. The Bengals cut him in the summer, and he tried his luck in the AAF before getting another shot in the NFL. He made his regular-season debut with the Tennessee Titans in 2020, and he made 11 appearances for them through 2021. He also made a couple of appearances for the Atlanta Falcons in 2022 and 2023. The Bengals also brought him back last season, but his services weren’t required. Nee...

(Photo by Jeenah Moon/Getty Images)   The NBA playoffs are just about to begin, and the race for the championship will be intense and hard-fought. Who will come out on top? It is a question that all NBA fans are asking, and the answer isn’t clear, but there is a current favorite to earn a ring. According to DraftKings Sportsbook, via Evan Sidery, the Oklahoma City Thunder have the best odds of being champions. They hold +165 odds, followed by the reigning champion Boston Celtics with +190, and the Cleveland Cavaliers with +650. Beyond them are the Los Angeles Lakers with +1400 and the Golden State Warriors with +1700. Updated top-five odds to win the 2025 NBA Finals, per @DKSportsbook : Thunder: +165 Celtics: +190 Cavaliers: +650 Lakers: +1400 Warriors: +1700 pic.twitter.com/8g97rCueIC — Evan Sidery (@esidery) April 14, 2025 The Thunder have been the most dominant and consistent team all season and are entering the playoffs as the favorites to win it all. Even w...

(Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)   Golden State Warriors fans were surprised by the lack of Jonathan Kuminga on Sunday during their final regular-season game. Following that game, head coach Steve Kerr said that it was his decision not to play Kuminga because he was comfortable with the lineup they were using. Analyst Mark Willard wasn’t thrilled by this choice and spoke about it on 95.7 The Game. “We’re not in exploration mode, we’re in desperation mode. You can’t go, ‘Let’s see how this works.’ [The Warriors] would respond and say, ‘That’s what we’ve been doing and it doesn’t work!” Willard said. "We're not in exploration mode, we're in desperation mode. You can't go, 'Let's see how this works.' [The Warriors] would respond and say, 'That's what we've been doing and it doesn't work!'" – @Mark_T_Willard on Kuminga's DNP-CD (on @WillardAndDibs ). https://t.co/tTA33PjROx pic.twitter.com/V1Gfwr4JtB — 95....

(Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)   Not so long ago, Dez Bryant was one of the best wideouts in the NFL. His route-running skills and steady hands made him a perennial downfield threat, even though he was somewhat underrated at the time. It’s been years since he last played football at the pro level. However, as shown in a clip shared by Dov Kleiman on X, it’s clear that he’s still got something left in the tank. Wild: Dez Bryant is STILL unguardable one-on-one despite not playing in the NFL since 2020 Dez is only 36 years old and has not yet retired… pic.twitter.com/Oi51CuzPoX — Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 14, 2025 The former Dallas Cowboys star left a defender in the dust with his quick moves and route-running abilities. He’s just 36 years old and hasn’t officially retired. Then again, it’s not like we should take this video seriously. He’s clearly not going against NFL-caliber competition, and it’s one thing to route runs and do drills, but a whole different t...

(Photo by William Purnell/Getty Images)   This regular season has been all about the Oklahoma City Thunder, and they reached a whole new level this year. They are now entering the postseason as the top team in the West and have a good chance of going all the way to the NBA Finals. They have been dominant since the very beginning of 2024-25 On X, the league announced that the Thunder ended the season with a 12.9 average point differential, which is the highest in NBA history. The previous record of 12.3 points was held by the 1970-71 Milwaukee Bucks and the 1971-72 Los Angeles Lakers. Does this mean the Thunder are the odds-on favorites to win it all? DOMINANCE FROM START TO FINISH The @okcthunder ended the 2024-25 regular season with a 12.9 average point differential, the HIGHEST in NBA history The previous record (12.3) was held by the 1970-71 Bucks and the 1971-72 Lakers… BOTH went on to win a championship pic.twitter.com/azMgTCjcSk — NBA (@NBA) April 14, 2025 ...

(Photo by: Chris McGrath/Getty Images)   The NFL Draft season brings a flurry of prospect evaluations, and among the defensive talents drawing significant interest is Ole Miss edge rusher Princely Umanmielen, whose path to draft prominence has been anything but conventional. After starting his collegiate career elsewhere, his final season performance has NFL decision-makers taking a closer look. The former four-star recruit began at the University of Florida before making a pivotal transfer decision. While his early career showed flashes, it wasn’t until his redshirt junior season that Umanmielen truly announced himself as a serious NFL prospect. He collected seven sacks, nearly matching his production from his first three seasons combined. NFL insider Corbin K. Smith offered a candid assessment of Umanmielen as he completes visits with the Baltimore Ravens, Carolina Panthers, Arizona Cardinals, and Seattle Seahawks. “Boom or bust prospect IMO. There’s tools to be a prod...

(Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)   It’s hard for Philadelphia Eagles fans to even get too excited about the upcoming NFL Draft, given the high they are still on from dominating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX. However, the team’s success in recent drafts is a huge reason why that Super Bowl victory was even possible, and one tight end prospect in the 2025 class “makes a lot of sense” as a future Eagle, according to one insider. Team insider Eliot Shorr-Parks is a big fan of Bowling Green tight end Harold Fannin and believes he’d be a strong fit for this offense. “A player I think would make a lot of sense for the Eagles is TE Harold Fannin Jr. from Bowling Green Elite hands, great after the catch and a player I think the coaching staff could get creative with in how they use him” A player I think would make a lot of sense for the Eagles is TE Harold Fannin Jr. from Bowling Green Elite hands, great after the catch and a player I think the coaching staff c...