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(Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)   The Miami Heat don’t have much time before training camp begins, and they apparently have a huge decision to make. New reporting claims that the Heat are thinking about cutting ties with a vetearn guard only weeks before the start of the 2025-26 campaign. “The Heat are heavily considering parting ways with Terry Rozier ahead of training camp,” Brett Siegel said. The Heat are heavily considering parting ways with Terry Rozier ahead of training camp, per @BrettSiegelNBA pic.twitter.com/WwkatHCIa0 — Legion Hoops (@LegionHoops) September 19, 2025 This could be it for Terry Rozier and the Heat, and the 10-year vet’s future is up in the air. He came to the Heat in the middle of the 2023-24 season after a strong run with the Charlotte Hornets. Right before heading down to Miami, Rozier was posting 23.2 points and 6.6 assists in Charlotte. The Heat thought he’d be a huge help for the starting five, but things didn’t work out as pla...

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   Training camp is right around the corner, and there is still no definitive news about Ben Simmons and his future in the NBA . Some reports have said he might retire, others say a team like the New York Knicks could take a chance on him. Now, Jake Weinbach is speculating whether the Atlanta Hawks would be a good home for him. “Following the Kobe Bufkin trade to the Nets, I’m curious to see if the Hawks will become a potential suitor for Ben Simmons. Atlanta could use another ball-handler to lead the second unit and Simmons would fit nicely in that role as a versatile two-way playmaker off the bench,” Weinbach posted on X. Following the Kobe Bufkin trade to the Nets, I’m curious to see if the Hawks will become a potential suitor for Ben Simmons. Atlanta could use another ball-handler to lead the second unit and Simmons would fit nicely in that role as a versatile two-way playmaker off the bench. — Jake Weinbach (@JWeinbachNBA) Septe...

(Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)   The Philadelphia 76ers hope the new season is way better than the last, and they will use it as an opportunity to celebrate the present as well as their riveting past. According to Evan Sidery, the team recently revealed their new-look courts for when they wear their vintage throwback jerseys from the historic Allen Iverson era. This court will bring back a lot of great memories for fans, but will new good memories be created in 2025-26? “The Sixers unveiled their new-look court for when they wear vintage throwback uniforms from the Allen Iverson era this season. Philadelphia should absolutely bring this look back full-time,” Sidery posted on X. The Sixers unveiled their new-look court for when they wear vintage throwback uniforms from the Allen Iverson era this season. Philadelphia should absolutely bring this look back full-time. pic.twitter.com/ChO3GueAZO — Evan Sidery (@esidery) September 18, 2025 Fans of the Iverson era ...

(Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)   For the second time in as many years, the Chicago Bears were deemed one of the biggest winners of the NFL offseason. Hiring Ben Johnson as head coach and adding some key pieces to the offense were encouraging, and with Caleb Williams entering his second season, the table was set for a big step forward. Through two weeks, that hasn’t been the case. Nevertheless, it’s too early to count out the young quarterback. With that in mind, former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky put Williams’ critics on blast. “I need everybody to take a breath on Caleb Williams. Can we just give the young man until November? We gotta give him until November until we can actually evaluate is it gonna work or signs if it’s working with him and Ben Johnson in Chicago. It’s the second week of the season in a new offense. Everyone’s deciding right now if he’s going to be the player that everyone wants him to be. No one hears, ‘It’s gonna take time,'” Orlovksy said. ...

(Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)   The Philadelphia Eagles have won their two games this season. Their defense has been outstanding, and their running game continues to be as efficient as ever. The passing game, however, has left plenty to be desired, and quarterback Jalen Hurts is taking the blame. “I take a lot of accountability for a lot of it, and just how we go out there because that’s my job. My job is to go out there and be the general, orchestrate everything, and ultimately make plays. Given the opportunities that we had, I’m very critical of myself, trying to make the most of what’s given to us. There’s definitely some evolution that we can do. There are definitely some things that we can grow in, but I look inward on all of those things. … How we operate is important when you talk about that dynamic and that synchronization. Being on the same page, so there is no gray. You can’t play this position with some gray,” Hurts said . That’s the type of behavior o...

(Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images)   The Buffalo Bills found a true gem in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, he has gone virtually unnoticed because he hasn’t been involved as a pass catcher. That’s why Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins wanted to give credit to rookie tight end Jackson Hawes. “I’ve seen the best blocker of a young guy I’ve ever seen. I’m not sugarcoating that. He is one of the best blockers you will see in this game,” Dawkins said of the fifth-round pick. Dion Dawkins calls #Bills rookie Jackson Hawes "the best blocker of a young guy" he's ever seen. "I might say it out loud that I'm trying to kill guys, but that's just to get everyone else around me fired up…with that violence is necessary." More on Hawes on @SPECNews1BUF . pic.twitter.com/H32znuTaqf — Andy Young (@AndyYoungTV) September 17, 2025 Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox get most of the credit among Buffalo tight ends, but Hawes has been instrumental for th...

(Photo by Jordan Bank/Getty Images)   The New York Jets can’t catch a break at quarterback. Justin Fields looked like a star in their Week 1 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Even though they didn’t get the win, it wasn’t his fault. Then, he took an absolute beating in a Week 2 loss to the Buffalo Bills. He sustained a concussion and had to be replaced by veteran backup Tyrod Taylor. Now, head coach Aaron Glenn has said Fields won’t play in New York’s Week 3 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. “One person that I could just say ‘out’ right now would be Justin. He’s still going through his protocol, so he’ll be out,” Glenn said. Coach Glenn rules out QB Justin Fields (concussion) for Sunday's game against the Buccaneers Full injury update: pic.twitter.com/MeSQY1PsAQ — New York Jets (@nyjets) September 17, 2025 Given Fields’ injury history, the Jets will be wise to take things slowly with their new quarterback. Fields didn’t get anything going against the Bill...