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NFLPA has no comment on NFL’s plan for Fail Mary 2
The league that brought us the Fail Mary is already making plans for Fail Mary 2. Anyone who cares about pro football should be alarmed.
The concerns should commence with the players. In lieu of having games officiated and controlled by the best of the best, the NFL is willing to rely on less than the best.
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For now, the NFL Players Association has no comment. At some point, the union must speak up — loudly.
Beyond the fact that the players have an immediate stake in the quality of the officiating is the reality of unions supporting other unions. The same league that is currently squeezing the officials has squeezed before, and will squeeze again, the players.
With the NFLPA currently standing silent on the subject, here’s what former NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith had to say: “Several years ago the Players stood with the officials when they were locked out an[d] was prepared to file a grievance that the NFL’s removal of the experienced and on-field first responders created an unreasonable health and safety risk. Still the right thing to do.”
Yes it is. And maybe there will be a time for it. With the NFLPA freshly installing a new executive director, and with months to go before a lockout of officials would start, the union likely believes it’s smarter to bide its time.
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That said, there’s an argument to be made for anyone/everyone with a stake in the game to shout down a plan to use replacement officials again. It would be a COLOSSAL mistake, and here’s hoping we won’t be alone in saying so.
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‘Gukesh won title by chance’: Former World Chess Champion Karpov sparks controversy | Chess News
NEW DELHI: India’s young chess star D Gukesh has come under criticism from former world champion Anatoly Karpov, who claimed his title win was more down to luck than dominance. Gukesh had defeated Ding Liren to become the youngest world champion, but some voices, especially from Russia, have questioned the quality of that victory.
Criticism from former champions
“First of all, the Indian chess player became [champion] by chance, because he wasn’t supposed to win the match against the Chinese player [Ding Liren]. The Chinese player lost a game there that he shouldn’t have lost. Had he not, the Chinese player would have remained the world champion,” Karpov told a Russian outlet KP.RU. This isn’t the first time such criticism has surfaced. Former champion Vladimir Kramnik had earlier reacted strongly, writing, “No comment. Sad. End of chess as we know it.” He also criticised the quality of play during the match, saying, “Frankly, I am very disappointed by today’s game (Game 6). Even Game 5 was not extremely high level, but today it was really — for a professional — it was really weak play from both players. It’s a very disappointing level.”He added, “It’s such a strange game. Both players were making mistake after mistake, strategical mistakes. As if they don’t get the sense of the position. Maybe I’m old-school but it’s pretty basic! Of course, they’re both great players and great calculators. They calculate fantastically.“But I expect something a bit more from a world championship match, like ideas! Human play, human concepts! If I want to enjoy chess as just a game of calculation, I would rather watch a world championship of chess engines!”
Ding’s response
Amid the criticism of Gukesh, Ding himself has taken a calm approach after losing the title to Gukesh. “I quite enjoy my current situation. What I mean is, being a player with an inactive rating, who seldom participates in elite invitationals. I’m enjoying this rare moment of leisure,” he recently said in an interview.He added, “I keep up playing the occasional game online: it doesn’t require arduous pre-game preparation, just undivided concentration in the moment. The process itself is rewarding.”
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Iran football chief vows to ‘boycott America, but not the World Cup’ amid bid to move matches to Mexico
Iran’s football federation president has reportedly declared the nation will “boycott America, but not the World Cup”, amid escalating doubts over their participation in the tournament.
The statement follows US and Israeli air strikes on Iran since late February, casting a shadow over the team’s scheduled group matches, which are all set to take place in the United States this summer.
Mehdi Taj, the head of Iran’s football federation, was quoted by the Fars news agency on Wednesday stating: “We will boycott America, but we will not boycott the World Cup.”
This echoed earlier remarks attributed to Mr Taj on Tuesday, posted on the Iranian embassy in Mexico’s X account, where he claimed to be “negotiating” with Fifa to relocate Iran’s fixtures to Mexico.
However, the Press Association understands that as of Thursday morning, Fifa had received no official communication from the Iranian federation regarding any relocation.
Fifa itself issued a statement on Tuesday, appearing to dismiss the possibility of moving games, affirming it anticipated all teams competing “as per the match schedule announced on December 6, 2025.”
Even if group stage matches were to be moved, potential issues would persist for subsequent knockout rounds.
For instance, if both Iran and the US were to finish second in their respective groups, they would be slated to meet in Dallas on 3 July.
Donald Trump commented last week that it would not be “appropriate” for Iran to play at the World Cup “for their life and safety.”
Despite the uncertainty, Mr Taj reportedly informed the Fars news agency on Wednesday that Iran intends to proceed with friendly matches against Nigeria and Costa Rica in Turkey later this month.
Iran have been placed in Group G at the World Cup and are due to play New Zealand, Belgium and Egypt, with the first two matches slated for California and their final game scheduled for Seattle.
Rajasthan Royals could face a setback ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 season, with all-rounder Sam Curran likely to miss the tournament due to a suspected groin injury.According to a report by ESPNCricinfo, Curran, who joined Rajasthan Royals (RR) from Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in a trade that also involved Ravindra Jadeja moving the other way and Sanju Samson heading to CSK, is in doubt for the entire season.Curran had a difficult IPL 2025 season, scoring 114 runs and taking just one wicket as CSK finished at the bottom of the table. He was also part of England’s campaign in the recent T20 World Cup, where the team reached the semi-final before losing to eventual champions India.The 27-year-old has been part of the IPL since 2019, having represented Punjab Kings and CSK. He was part of the CSK side that won the title in 2021. Across six IPL seasons, Curran has scored 997 runs and taken 59 wickets. He also featured in the 2026 T20 World Cup held in India and Sri Lanka, where England again reached the semi-finals.Meanwhile, Rajasthan Royals have begun their preparations for the IPL 2026 season with a training camp in Jaipur. Players, including Ravindra Jadeja, were seen practising as the team worked on combinations ahead of the tournament.With the first phase of the schedule announced, the Riyan Parag-led side will open its campaign against Chennai Super Kings in Guwahati on March 30.Rajasthan Royals will then face Gujarat Titans on April 4 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, followed by a match against Mumbai Indians on April 7. Their fourth game will be against defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru on April 10.
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Rajasthan Royals’ Preparations Hit By Massive Injury As Sam Curran Ruled Out Of IPL 2026: Report
Sam Curran is set to miss the upcoming edition of the IPL.© AFP
Rajasthan Royals (RR) all-rounder Sam Curran is set to miss the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) due to injury, according to reports. Curran, who was traded to RR from Chennai Super Kings (CSK) alongside Ravindra Jadeja in an exchange deal for Sanju Samson, struggled last season, scoring just 114 runs and taking one wicket as CSK finished at the bottom of the table for the first time. The player recently featured in the T20 World Cup, where England lost to eventual champions India in the final.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Curran is set to miss IPL 2026 with a “suspected groin issue.”
After a season to forget last year, the 27-year-old was hoping to start afresh at his new franchise. However, those hopes have hit a major hurdle with this latest injury setback.
Curran and Jadeja had joined RR via trade last year in November, with RR captain Samson joining CSK as part of the deal. Samson spent 11 seasons with Rajasthan Royals across two stints, emerging as their most-capped player and leading run-scorer.
Samson is in great form and is very likely to open the batting lineup alongside India’s U-19 World Cup-winning captain Ayush Mhatre to provide fiery starts for the franchise during the IPL season.
CSK are entering the new season with a young team. Adding Samson is sure to strengthen CSK. It’s well known that Samson has expressed his passion for the franchise and his wish to play for it.
Since the transfer deal was finalised, with Jadeja and Curran moving to Rajasthan Royals, and Samson to CSK, the fans of the Yellow Army have supported him wholeheartedly.
Samson is expected to hold a crucial position at the top of the batting order and could also assume wicketkeeping duties from MS Dhoni in one or two matches, should there be any injury issues with the 44-year-old veteran.
(With IANS Inputs)
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As the Detroit Pistons have suddenly become a contender for the NBA title, their best player will be missing for the foreseeable future.
Cade Cunningham, who has thrust his name into the MVP conversation, has been diagnosed with a collapsed lung, according to ESPN, and is expected to miss an extended period of time.
The 24-year-old was the first overall pick five years ago out of Oklahoma State and has lived up to the billing, averaging 22.6 points, 7.9 assists and 5.4 rebounds per game in his career.
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Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham (2) looks on during the first half against the Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena. (Daniel Kucin Jr./Imagn Images)
He has hit another level in the last two seasons, though, being named an All-Star each time — last year, he finished seventh in the MVP vote. Since the start of the 2024-25 season, he’s put up 25.4 points, 5.8 boards and 9.5 assists per contest.
Cunningham has seen the trials and tribulations of the Pistons, as it was just three seasons ago when they set the all-time record for the longest losing streak in NBA history at 28 games and finished 14-68 under Monty Williams, who had just signed, at the time, the richest contract for an NBA coach in history.
Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham (2) celebrates during the first half of an NBA basketball game against the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis, Monday, Nov. 24, 2025. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)
But the following season, the Pistons earned the sixth seed in the Eastern Conference before losing to the New York Knicks in the first round. However, they’ve taken the next step and are running away with the East with a 49-19 record, good for a 3.5-game lead in the conference ahead of the Boston Celtics. The Knicks are five games back.
The playoffs are set to begin on April 18, meaning Cunningham’s first-round availability is certainly up in the air. For context, C.J. McCollum missed roughly two months with the diagnosis in 2021 and about one month two years later.
Cade Cunningham of the Detroit Pistons handles the ball during the game against the Utah Jazz on Dec. 21, 2023, at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan. (Chris Schwegler/NBAE via Getty Images)
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So, it figures that if the Pistons make a run, Cunningham could return — but when certainly remains a question.
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IPL Shock: Rajasthan Royals Turn Down Rs 16,000 Crore Offer, RCB Valuation Set To Surge – Sources
In a significant development that could reshape the valuation dynamics of IPL franchises ahead of the 2026 season, NDTV has learnt from its sources that Rajasthan Royals have rejected a $1.7 billion (around 16,000 Cr) bid from the CPCP consortium, according to sources. The decision signals a clear intent from the franchise’s ownership group to push for a higher valuation, even as the broader market for team stakes gathers momentum. The bid for the IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals had come from Columbia Pacific Capital Partners (CPCP), which is an investment banking and private equity firm with operations across the United States and Canada. The consortium, led by founding partners Nisha Sachdeva and Debjeet Gupta, had reportedly committed to executing the full payment within a two-week window. It was an aggressive timeline that underscored financial readiness and intent of the firm.
However, despite the strong financial assurance, the Rajasthan Royals board turned down the offer. Sources indicate that while valuation was a key factor, the decision was also influenced by concerns around executability-an increasingly critical parameter in high-value sports transactions. The board is believed to have assessed not just the headline number, but the overall structure, certainty, and long-term strategic alignment of the proposal.
The rejection is telling. At $1.7 billion, the CPCP offer would already have placed Rajasthan Royals among the more highly valued IPL franchises. By declining it, Rajasthan Royals has reset market expectations. It is clear that the franchise led by Manoj Badale’s Emerging Media Ventures, which holds a 65% stake, along with minority investors such as RedBird Capital is willing to wait for a premium.
Rajasthan Royals’ move is being interpreted as a strategic play to capitalize on a seller’s market.
And the ripple effects are immediate, and perhaps most pronounced in the parallel sale process involving Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The RCB transaction, which is being closely tracked by investors and industry insiders alike, now finds itself operating in a recalibrated valuation environment.
Market estimates suggest that RCB could now command at least a 15% premium over Rajasthan Royals, especially given its stronger brand recall, larger fan base, and commercial appeal. NDTV had earlier reported that a consortium led by Dr Ranjan Pai of Manipal Hospitals, along with US private equity giant KKR and Singapore’s Temasek, is currently in pole position to acquire a stake in RCB.
IPL franchises are no longer just cricket teams, they are global sports properties and IPL itself is the world’s second-most valuable sports league on a per-match basis, with diversified revenue streams and expansion potential across formats, geographies, and digital platforms. Investors, in turn, are being evaluated not just on financial muscle but on their ability to unlock and sustain that growth.
As things stand, Rajasthan Royals remain firmly in control of the narrative. By rejecting a substantial bid, they have not only raised their own valuation floor but also influenced the trajectory of parallel deals-most notably that of RCB.
In effect, one decision has shifted the entire playing field.
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The Minnesota Vikings have made another addition to their quarterback room.
After signing Kyler Murray to a one-year contract last week, the Vikings announced they signed Carson Wentz to a one-year deal on Thursday. Wentz spent last season with the Vikings as a backup to J.J. McCarthy.
With the addition of Murray and the return of Wentz, the Vikings have added competition for McCarthy while ensuring they have quality backup quarterback options. Murray and McCarthy will compete for the starting quarterback job, while Wentz will serve as one of the team’s backups.
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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz (11) drops back to pass against the Los Angeles Chargers during the first half at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, on Oct. 23, 2025. (Gary A. Vasquez/Imagn Images)
Wentz started five games last season, and the team went 2-3 in his starts. He completed 65.1% of his passes for 1,216 yards with six touchdowns and five interceptions. His season ended when he sustained a dislocated shoulder.
The 33-year-old tried to play through the injury before eventually undergoing surgery on the dislocation, a torn labrum, and a fracture in the shoulder.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz (11) passes the ball during the first half of the NFL game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Cleveland Browns at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, on Oct. 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Ian Walton)
After Wentz got injured, and later McCarthy got injured for a second time last season, the Vikings were forced to start undrafted rookie Max Brosmer for two games, which were both losses. With Murray, Wentz, and McCarthy, the team is better equipped to survive quarterback injuries, which is pertinent because Murray and McCarthy both have lengthy injury histories.
Murray was limited to five games last season with a foot injury and has only played a full season once in the last four seasons, playing 11 games in 2022, 8 in 2023, 17 in 2024, and 5 last season.
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McCarthy, on the other hand, missed his entire rookie season after tearing his meniscus in the preseason. He missed six games at the beginning of last year with a high ankle sprain, one with a concussion, and another with a hairline fracture in his right hand.
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Jan 3, 2026; Athens, Georgia, USA; Georgia Bulldogs guard Jeremiah Wilkinson (5) reacts after a play against the Auburn Tigers during the first half at Stegeman Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-Imagn Images The Georgia Bulldogs get a great 8/9 seed matchup against the Saint Louis Billikens. There’s a drastic difference in the level of competition for these teams, and I believe that’s going to be a huge factor in this game.
Saint Louis looked awesome early in the season, starting out 24-1 with their only loss being a 1-point neutral site loss to Stanford. They lost four of their last eight games, though, including an A10 Tournament matchup against Dayton.
Georgia saw plenty of ups and downs throughout the season, but they were generally consistent against any team besides Ole Miss. They also have several wins better than anything Saint Louis has put together this season.
Ultimately, Georgia should be able to control this game with free throws and turnovers. Saint Louis struggles in both areas, while the Bulldogs have found success in both. If they can gain extra possessions and free points throughout this game, it’s going to be tough for the Billikens to stick with them.
The other aspect is that Saint Louis wants to push the pace in their games, and their opponents generally struggle to keep that pace. Georgia is also one of the fastest teams in the NCAA, and I expect them to have the edge virtually everywhere in this matchup.
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St. Mary’s vs. Texas A&M
This is a tough draw for Texas A&M, who could’ve made a run in the right matchups this tournament. Saint Mary’s is a tough style, and they’re going to play their game rather than get sucked into a track meet here.
The Gaels are going to have a massive edge in two areas in this game – free throws and rebounding. The Aggies are willing to foul their opponents, and Saint Mary’s ranks first in the NCAA in free-throw percentage (81.1%) this season. They don’t waste opportunities, with several of their players shooting over 80% from the line.
Texas A&M also struggles with allowing offensive rebounds, which gives their opponents extra offensive possessions. Saint Mary’s ranks 15th in the nation in offensive rebounding percentage (37.4%).
The Aggies should have the edge in athleticism, and they’ve played much better competition throughout the season. I only believe that will matter if they can get this game to be played in their style, though, and I fully believe the Gaels are disciplined enough to slow this pace down and keep this from becoming a track meet.
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The Minnesota Vikings have a full stable of running backs on the 2026 menu, with Jordan Mason, Aaron Jones, and Zavier Scott set to return once again. Meanwhile, the club could still add a rookie, and per Jadarian Price’s lips, he wouldn’t mind joining the purple team.
Minnesota’s RB plans may still include a Day 2 or Day 3 addition.
The Notre Dame tailback spoke with Kay Adams this week, and Minnesota is on his list.
Price’s Skill Set Fits Kevin O’Connell’s Offense
Fans would not be mad about Price as the running back of the future.
Price to Adams: Vikings Would Be Nice for Next Team
Price spoke with Adams, and naturally, the pair spoke about his future, as the draft is five weeks away.
Adams walked through possible destinations, and she asked about the Vikings. Price replied, “Minnesota, huh? That’d be nice. Kyler Murray, Texas boy — shout out to Texas. Justin Jefferson … the best receiver in the league.”
Of course, fans took that as a ringing endorsement, especially because Minnesota could be in the market for a rookie tailback. It hasn’t drafted a quality one since Dalvin Cook in 2017 and Alexander Mattison in 2019.
Where to Get Price in the Draft
Price is currently slated as a 2nd-Rounder in next month’s draft, with the Consensus Big Board listing him at No. 48 as of March 19th. Believe it or not, this is ideal for Minnesota, the club that currently possesses the 49th overall pick in Round 2. It’s the first time in four years that the Vikings haven’t traded their 2nd-Rounder before the draft.
If Minnesota has to wait on Price at No. 48, it will certainly have to sweat. Price is expected to be the second running back taken after his running back teammate, Jeremiyah Love, flies off the board in the Top 12 picks. RB-needy teams will circle Price as the next best thing after Love, so the likelihood of him tumbling to No. 49 will be a pressure cooker for Vikings fans on the second night of the draft — if Price falls that far at all.
Price’s Scouting Report
Price played second fiddle to Love at Notre Dame — go figure — but he banked 1,854 yards from scrimmage and 24 total touchdowns in three seasons, which included 41 games. He averaged 6.0 yards per attempt and is 5’11 and 205 pounds. Price logged a 4.49 forty at the Combine. He’s known for his smooth running style, vision, and breakaway ability. Fumbles may be a concern.
A fair historical comp is probably something between Tony Pollard and Javonte Williams.
NFL Draft Buzz on Price: “The Combine did Price no favors. His tape tells one story: a decisive, versatile weapon who presses holes with patience and punishes defenders who take bad angles. The measurables tell a slightly different one, that of a back who checked in lighter than expected and timed out in good-but-not-great territory at 4.49 in the forty.”
“The truth, as it usually does, probably sits somewhere in the middle. He is a talented back whose production benefited from a favorable situation, but whose instincts and contact balance are undeniably his own. His fit remains strongest in zone-heavy schemes that get backs to the perimeter and let them use their eyes.”
Some have suggested the Seattle Seahawks could reach for Price at the end of Round 1 with the 32nd pick after Kenneth Walker III’s free-agent departure to the Kansas City Chiefs.
TBD continued, “Price presses the edge, waits for his blockers to develop leverage, and then plants and gets vertical with a burst that looked faster on film than his Combine number suggested.”
“He is not a back you hand the ball 25 times a game, but in a world where the NFL is moving toward committee approaches and valuing backs who stress defenses as receivers, Price checks a lot of boxes. His ability to split out wide and run routes from the slot is real, not just a projection.”
Other RB Options
Suppose the Vikings don’t land either Notre Dame runner and are forced to examine another rookie. Before the end of Round 4, according to the mock draft community, these tailbacks should be available:
- Kaytron Allen (Penn State)
- Jonah Coleman (Washington)
- Emmett Johnson (Nebraska)
- Nick Singleton (Penn State)
- Mike Washington Jr. (Arkansas)
Minnesota met with Johnson from Nebraska at the Combine and has also chatted with Wake Forest’s Demond Claiborne, who is expected to be picked in Round 5.
Price will turn 23 in October.
NEW DELHI: India is set to host a major global athletics event, as the state of Odisha will stage the World Indoor Athletics Championships in 2028. The announcement was made by World Athletics president Sebastian Coe, marking a big moment for the country as it continues to grow its presence in international sports. This will be the first time India hosts a major event organised by World Athletics.
The championships are expected to take place in Bhubaneswar, which has modern facilities like the Kalinga Stadium complex, including an indoor arena. Coe, as quoted by news agency AFP, confirmed the decision, saying, “The World Athletics Council this morning awarded the next two editions of the event, the world indoor championships, to Odisha in India in 2028 and Astana, Kazakhstan, in 2030.”He added, “The future of the world indoor athletics championships is looking bright and assured.” This move highlights India’s growing ability to host top-level sporting events.“India will host the 2028 World Athletics Indoor Championships in Bhubaneswar. The global competition will be held at Kalinga’s Indoor Stadium,” the AFI president, Bahadur Singh Sagoo, stated.
Bigger plans for the future
India is also preparing to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad, which is seen as a stepping stone toward a possible bid for the Olympics in the future. Hosting these events shows the country’s long-term vision to become a major sports hub.Coe has previously supported this ambition, calling it a “powerful sign of a nation thinking boldly about its sporting future”.
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