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It took one half for the Joey Porter Jr. trade to look like a disaster for the Steelers (opens the original)
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The Pittsburgh Steelers knew they were taking a risk with their hard-line stance in contract negotiations with cornerback Joey Porter Jr. Yes, Porter Jr. was asking for a top-of-the-market deal that would almost certainly pay him more than he's technically worth. And yes, handing him that deal could well hamper the team's future financial flexibility. Then again ... well, you generally need good players at premium positions to contend for a Super Bowl, and while Porter Jr. might not be quite as
Emergency Steelers-Commanders trade proposal after Derrick Harmon injury deals a heavy blow (opens the original)
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to go as far as their defensive front takes them this year, especially after shipping Joey Porter Jr. to the Dallas Cowboys. But that burden may have just gotten a whole lot heavier on Thursday night after second-year defensive lineman Derrick Harmon had to be carted off against the Cleveland Browns with a foot injury. It's unclear exactly how Harmon got hurt, or the exact nature of his injury. There wasn't a play during which he was clearly hampered, and all th
Emergency Browns-Colts trade proposal after Mason Graham injury deals Cleveland defense a blow (opens the original)
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While Deshaun Watson's play grabbed most of the headlines amid the Cleveland Browns' surprisingly strong start, the most important development for the future of the franchise was the improved play of Mason Graham. After an up-and-down rookie season, the former Michigan star began the year shot out of a cannon, with four sacks through his first three games. It was exactly the sort of breakout the Browns envisioned when they gave up the No. 2 overall pick in the 2025 draft in a trade back with the
Yankees fans owe Brian Cashman an apology after Wild Card romp (opens the original)
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I'd like to clarify up top that I am a New York Yankees fan myself, born and raised. So I understand all too well what the standard is for this franchise in the post-Core Four era, and that all of the good vibes this team is feeling right now after beating the brakes off the Boston Red Sox this week won't mean much of anything if they can't play good baseball and beat the Tampa Bay Rays in the ALDS. Until we see New York deliver on the biggest stage without shooting itself in the foot first, the
Another Willson Contreras tantrum isn't what Red Sox leadership looks like (opens the original)
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Somehow, getting swept out of the postseason by their arch rivals for the second straight year wasn't even the most concerning part of the Boston Red Sox' week. In the wake of a season-ending, 9-2 loss to the New York Yankees in Game 2 on Wednesday night, it became abundantly clear that something was very wrong in Boston's clubhouse. Sonny Gray — hardly one for public confrontation — couldn't hide how angry he was at being pulled by manager Chad Tracy with two outs in the fifth inning, throwing
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