Texas Tech’s Brendan Sorsby looks on during the spring football game, Friday, April 17, 2026, at Jones AT&T Stadium.
Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby shocked everyone this week by winning his injunction, and getting a temporary restraining order against the NCAA allowing him to play for Texas Tech in 2026.
It’s hard to say anything is surprising in college football anymore, but this decision was shocking. Ignoring the morality of betting on your own football team, it also seems illegal to have other people place bets on your behalf, which Sorsby admitted to doing. Sorsby and Texas Tech have continued to claim that the issue at hand was a mental health crisis, but I couldn’t imagine the university going through all this trouble if he was a back up kicker.
The NCAA has lost control of college sports. If you don’t like their decision, you take your case to a favorable judge, and you’re allowed to do whatever you want. I am completely against Sorsby ever getting a second chance like most fans of college football, and I wish there was something the NCAA could do to prevent him from playing in 2026 and beyond.
We’ve seen the governing board of the NCAA doesn’t have a backbone, but other universities are fighting against this injustice.
Per Pete Thamel, the Big Ten will be meeting to discuss whether they will continue to schedule regular season games against Texas Tech. Nebraska’s AD, Troy Dannen, and many other AD’s have announced they will no longer be scheduling games against Tech as well.
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I applaud these schools for taking a bold stance, and hoping to keep any integrity left in college sports. Hopefully other universities will follow suit and remove any future matchups against Texas Tech.
However, where I am most intrigued to see the fallout from this decision is in the Big 12. Many schools have already come out to voice their displeasure on this ruling, fighting to keep the game safe from further malfeasance.
At the end of the day, this should have been a cut and dry case. Sorsby bet on his team, he did not play, but had insider information about game plans that can lead to advantage in gambling. He’s not nearly as bad as former Cleveland Guardians pitchers, Emanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz, but those athletes will never come near the MLB ever again.
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A terrible precedent has been set by the NCAA, and now it’s up to the other universities to stand up against Texas Tech, and prevent something like this from ever happening again.
Chelsea legend John Terry has made a prediction about Xabi Alonso’s upcoming tenure as the Blues’ boss. The Englishman said that he hopes Liverpool, who were also in the race for the Spanish tactician’s signature, ‘regret not getting him’.
After an invincible Bundesliga campaign with Bayer Leverkusen in the 2023-24 campaign, Alonso became the talk of the town among top European sides. His former side Liverpool, for whom he made 210 appearances between 2004 and 2009, were interested, but ended up signing Arne Slot from Feyenoord.
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Another one of Alonso’s former sides, Real Madrid, eventually hired him as Carlo Ancelotti’s replacement in the summer of 2025. With 236 games for Los Blancos, the most he played for any club during his playing career, he was expected to settle in easily and continue Real’s dominance.
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However, he endured a tough tenure at the Bernabeu, taking charge of just 34 games before parting ways with the club in January 2026. In May, Chelsea announced the signing of the Spaniard, bringing him in on a four-year contract starting in July.
During a virtual roundtable hosted by SuperSport, Terry responded to ESPN’s question about the Spaniard’s upcoming term at Stamford Bridge. The 45-year-old was confident that Alonso could put his allegiance with the Reds aside while in charge of the Blues.
“I don’t think he’ll struggle at all. I think he’ll come in the building on day one and have respect as a player and as a manager. To go on and do what he’s done in such a short career as a manager (has earned it for him)… I hope Liverpool regret not getting him, because that would mean Chelsea have then been successful.”
Despite entering the race to sign Alonso again last season, Liverpool did not make a move to sign the Spaniard. Just weeks after the Blues’ announcement, the Reds parted ways with Slot and named ex-Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola as his replacement.
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Liverpool beat four other clubs to sign Andoni Iraola, reason for Chelsea snub revealed – Reports
According to The Athletic (via This Is Anfield), Premier League giants Liverpool beat out four other clubs to sign Andoni Iraola from Bournemouth.
The Spanish tactician grabbed eyeballs around the footballing world with a stellar 2025-26 campaign with the Cherries. He led them to their best-ever Premier League finish (sixth) and their first-ever qualification to the Europa League.
On Thursday (June 4), five days after parting ways with Arne Slot, the Merseysiders announced the signing of Iraola on a two-year deal. The Athletic reports that they beat Chelsea, Crystal Palace, AC Milan and Bayer Leverkusen to his signature.
The report further revealed that the Blues decided against signing the Spaniard due to concerns with his style of play. They believed that it would be a ‘radical departure’ from the methods implemented by previous managers Enzo Maresca and Liam Rosenior.
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Iraola’s first game in charge of Liverpool will be a pre-season friendly against fellow Premier League side Sunderland on July 25.
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England captain Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson were on Wednesday dropped from the 15-member squad for the second Test against New Zealand due the ongoing investigation into their alleged involvement in a nightclub incident, the country’s cricket board said.
Senior batter Joe Root was named interim captain in place of Stokes. The second Test will played at The Oval here from June 17-21.
“The England & Wales Cricket Board (ECB) can confirm that, given the ongoing investigation, Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson have not been made available for selection for the Rothesay second Test against New Zealand, which starts at the Kia Oval on Wednesday 17 June. Yorkshire batter Joe Root will lead the team as Interim Captain,” the ECB said in an official statement.
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Sussex fast bowler Jofra Archer and Essex batter Jordan Cox have also been added to the squad.
According to reports, Stokes was allegedly involved in a nightclub incident alongside teammate Gus Atkinson. The incident, also allegedly involving a rugby player, happened on Sunday night after England outplayed New Zealand by 115 runs in the first Test of the summer at Lord’s.
Stokes and Atkinson were present at a nightclub in the early hours of Monday morning when an incident took place, according to reports.
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‘TalkSport’ reported on Tuesday that Stokes is likely to step down from his role and could also announce retirement.
The ECB had earlier said that it was investigating a breach of team protocols following the conclusion of the first Test against New Zealand.
(Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
Following last month’s win over Junto Nakatani, Naoya Inoue has been linked with Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez. However, Rodriguez, presuming he wins this weekend, sees a ‘perfect storyline’ feturing another name first.
Rodriguez has excelled on the world stage since announcing himself at the elite level with a 2022 victory over Carlos Cuadras, where he claimed the WBC super-flyweight world title on short notice.
Since then. ‘Bam’ has dropped down to capture the unified flyweight world title and returned to 115lbs, where a host of unifications and title defences have thrust him into pound-for-pound contention.
Yet, speaking with Ring Magazine, Rodriguez admitted that he is interested in a showdown with WBC bantamweight champion Takuma Inoue, brother of Naoya, to build additional interest for his challenge for all four 126lb belts.
“Yeah, I think that [beating Takuma] is almost the perfect storyline to the [Naoya] Inoue fight; beating his brother and then going in and fighting the second brother.
“I feel like I just need to stay focussed on this [Vargas] fight. It’s a tough fight that I have in front of me and I know that I can get the job done, I know that I will get the job done. After June 13, then we can talk about the future.”
TimesofIndia.com in Mohali: Day after getting a green signal from the Centre of Excellence (CoE), Rohit Sharma looked in fine touch during India’s optional training session at the IS Bindra PCA Stadium in Mohali on Wednesday.Rohit Sharma was the first to step out of the team bus, and security officials and Punjab Police personnel took out their phones as the former India captain was flooded with selfie requests. He obliged a few before heading straight into the pavilion. The 39-year-old started with a light jog alongside his former Mumbai Indians opening partner Ishan Kishan before walking out to bat at the open nets.Rohit looked a bit rusty initially when Nitish Kumar Reddy struck him on the pads. But as the sun started to set, the right-handed batter looked in great touch. The flicks, pulls, cuts and drives were all on display. None of the pacers, Arshdeep Singh, Gurnoor Brar or Prince Sharma, were able to trouble him.Rohit shared the fast-bowling nets with Shreyas Iyer, with both batters switching ends after every over. In the side nets, Ishan Kishan and Yashasvi Jaiswal went berserk against the spinners.After a good 45 minutes against the quicks, Rohit Sharma was involved in a chat with batting coach Sitanshu Kotak. Thereafter, he moved to the spinner nets, where he faced left-arm spinner Harsh Dubey and Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) net bowlers. One thing missing from Rohit’s batting was that he never charged down the track against either the spinners or the fast bowlers. He completed the session by taking a few high catches with fielding coach T Dilip.India’s new T20I captain Shreyas Iyer also looked in fine touch. The swashbuckling batter, fresh from playing for SoBo Mumbai Falcons in the Mumbai T20 League, hardly looked troubled. He was tested with short-pitched deliveries by Gurnoor Brar.Barring Yashasvi Jaiswal, those who played in the one-off Test against Afghanistan in New Mullanpur opted out of the training session. The notable absentees were captain Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, Kuldeep Yadav, Prasidh Krishna and Washington Sundar.India won the Test match by an innings and 300 runs. The first ODI of the three-match series will be played in Dharamshala on Saturday (June 13), followed by matches in Lucknow on June 17 and Chennai on June 20.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaching, the physical demands on professional footballers have never been higher.
Today players need to consistently maintain their strength and upgrade their durability and mobility throughout demanding physical seasons. As a result, elite players are extending their preparation beyond club facilities—into their own homes.
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This fitness model is shown in the campaign “Strength Built At Home,” which highlights the new collaboration between the home-fitness brand RITFIT and Marco Reus, former captain of Borussia Dortmund, German football icon, and current LA Galaxy midfielder. The campaign focuses on how athletes can work on their performance and consistency when they are not on the pitch.
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The Increasing Physical Demands of Football
A massive amount of pressure is put on modern football players, and conditioning and strength programs have become more important than ever before. In fact, players are now concentrating heavily on their lower-body fitness to prevent injury and improve their mobility and stability.
RITFIT has positioned itself at the intersection of professional-grade performance and home-accessible training and gives athletes the flexibility that they need to implement training, recovery days and off-season months.
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Inside Marco Reus’ Home Training Environment
The “Strength Built At Home” campaign looks at how modern athletes such as Marco Reus, can now bring professional-level training into everyday living spaces. Built around a fully integrated RITFIT home gym environment, the setup supports everything from strength and conditioning work to recovery-focused movement, all within a compact and practical footprint. Reus’s home gym showcases equipment such as the M3 Smith Machine package, Gazelle Pro, AURASPIN Grip Plates, and Gator Weight Bench, all of which work together to create a system that is high in performance, and easy to incorporate into daily living.
Because lower-body training is central to a football training, exercises that combine controlled resistance workouts remain particularly important especially when it comes to supporting acceleration, balance, agility, and injury prevention.
The M3 Smith Machine package is central to this system, and players can perform compound movements like presses, rows, pull-downs, and cable exercises.
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Upper-body and core training is also an important aspect of building stability and overall physical resilience of players during match time.
For players who want to add to the versatility of their workouts, the Gator Weight Bench supports pressing movements and seated exercises, and the AURASPIN Grip Plates help with progressive resistance training.
The Gazelle Pro adds conditioning and accessory training options for recovery-focused sessions.
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Why Home Gyms Appeal to Professional Athletes
Home training is inherently efficient, and this is perhaps one of its biggest advantages, especially when professional players are trying to manage busy schedules and family responsibilities.
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A home gym now means that professional athletes can supplement their workouts without adding commute time to already demanding schedules.
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Athletes are continually looking at fitness as something that can fit into their daily lives outside of official training sessions.
Overall, the campaign shows us that fitness can become part of a balanced home environment while complementing athletic preparation.
A Shift Toward Long-Term Wellness
Home fitness has gained popularity beyond that of professional sport, and everyday users are now able to train around their work and family commitments.
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The biggest challenge of exercising for most people is finding the time to do it; however, home gyms take away these barriers completely and allow users to work out whenever it best suits their daily routines.
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This is a massive move towards accessibility and flexibility, which is why multifunctional gym equipment is continuing to grow in popularity.
The Continued Growth of Multifunctional Fitness Equipment
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RITFIT, founded in the US in 2015, started off by focusing on beginner-friendly fitness products. Soon after, it expanded into strength- training systems that were able to fit seamlessly into home environments.
Their aim is to make fitness designed for professionals more accessible to everyday users at various levels of experience. Equally important is the brand’s focus on multifunctionality as it recognizes that users prefer equipment that can support varied workouts without needing more space.
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A Smith machine package appeals to those who want to do varied exercises all within one easy setup, and with football continuing to demand exceptional fitness, home gyms are likely to become an important part of player performance.
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For footballers like Marco Reus, home-based training allows for flexibility to work out of the comfort of their own homes while supporting recovery and long-term physical wellbeing.
Allen Park — For the first time in his career, Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff will be working with a new starting center in three consecutive seasons.
Goff, entering his 11th year in the NFL, has managed transitions at the position before — Tim Barnes (2016), John Sullivan (2017-18), Austin Blythe (2019-20), Frank Ragnow (2021-24) and Graham Glasgow (2025) have all began seasons as the quarterback’s primary snapper — but continuity has especially lacked since Ragnow’s sudden retirement in June 2025.
Fostering an enviornment for chemistry to build between himself and Mays is near the top of Goff’s priority list this offseason.
“We haven’t had much time yet, but we will,” Goff said last week, when asked if he’s had the opportunity to spend much time with Mays off the field. “We’ll do some dinners with the O-line and whatnot. I intend to be intentional about building that relationship with him.”
Mays described the center-quarterback relationship as “very important,” in that “we’ve just got to be on the same page (and) communicate the same.” He’s been relying on Goff to assist in his understanding of Detroit’s offense, which Goff has captained since 2021.
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“It’s a new offense for me,” Mays said. “(Goff)’s been a part of it a long time, so just leaning on him, asking him questions, what he sees, what he’s looking for, and seeing it through his lens.”
Mays was selected in the sixth round of the draft in 2022. He played his most snaps last season (793) and allowed 13 pressures across 476 reps as a pass protector, according to Pro Football Focus. He hasn’t been credited with giving up a sack since Week 17 of the 2023 season.
Though he didn’t grade out well as a run blocker — Mays’ 58.4 mark from PFF ranked 28th out of 33 qualified centers (minimum 200 snaps) — Lions coach Dan Campbell explained earlier this offseason how the Lions don’t feel “restricted” in the run game with Mays because “we do feel like we can do the pin and pulls, the wide zones, the gaps with him, we think he’s got enough versatility and all that.”
Whether Mays has what it takes to pull together Detroit’s formerly vaunted offensive line will be determined on the field this fall. In the meantime, he’ll be working closely with Goff, soaking up information from the veteran to best see the game from his perspective.
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“In the NFL, I don’t know if there’s ever that point,” Mays said, when asked when he’d feel 100% confidence in his alignment with Goff. “There’s new looks every week, so you just keep growing. But I feel like we’ve done a great job this week. Jared’s been awesome with helping me with the questions I have and the looks (we’re getting from the defense), so it’s been great.”
Fox News contributor and OutKick founder Clay Travis unleashed on the National Football League in a heartfelt testimony regarding the cost of watching games from home.
During his testimony, Travis “advocate[d] for the reasonable fan” in efforts to put an end to what he dubbed unlawful “pay-per-view.”
“Every single day, sports fans are getting gouged now for the opportunity of watching their favorite teams. Fans now pay far more money every year for something that by law in 1961 you all guaranteed for them should be free,” Travis began.
NFL fans walk outside the Super Bowl Experience at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, Calif., on Feb. 6, 2026.(Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
“Most of your constituents are frustrated. They don’t know how to find games, and they are having to pay far too much when they have the opportunity to actually watch those games. I don’t know how many of you remember back in the day when you can have one remote control in your hand, and you can easily flip to any different game… They just want to be able to watch their favorite team and not have to struggle to do so.”
“You guys have an important responsibility and an opportunity to apply the law fairly, freely, and help fans everywhere across the entire nation pay less and get more.”
Netflix and NFL signage advertises the NFL’s two Christmas Day marquee games streaming live on Netflix in New Orleans, Louisiana, on Dec. 1, 2024.(Aaron M. Sprecher/Getty Images)
“It was designed to make sure that fans get free access to games. Anything that fans are having to pay for, outside of broadcast television, arguably is outside the scope of that 1961 exemption,” Travis said.
Back in March, the Senate Judiciary Committee asked for a revision of the act. Congress passed the act to let leagues pool their media rights and sell them nationally — a move that helped make NFL games a staple of free network television. Today, those same collective rights deals are increasingly being sliced up for streaming platforms, sparking backlash from fans frustrated by paywalls and platform hopping.
If one were to strictly stream all NFL games throughout the 2025 season on Sunday Ticket, Netflix, Peacock, Amazon Prime Video, ESPN Unlimited, and NFL+, it would have cost a minimum of $575, and others (prior Sunday Ticket watchers) nearly $800.
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The sports leagues have cashed in on the pivot to streaming, with the NFL landing $1 billion a year to air “Thursday Night Football” on Amazon as an example. The Sports Broadcasting Act exemption passed in 1961 applies only to broadcast television.
The NFL logo is painted on the field at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, prior to Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and the Seattle Seahawks on Feb. 8, 2026.(Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)
Courts have ruled in the past that it does not apply to other media, including cable, satellite, and streaming. The Sports Broadcasting Act includes a rule allowing blackouts of local games, which still applies to out-of-market packages sold by the leagues.
Nike welcomes Serena Williams back with Compton Billboard
Nike has welcomed Serena Williams back to professional tennis with a billboard in her hometown of Compton.
The billboard features a photo of the 23-time Grand Slam champion alongside a simple message:
“The GOAT’s Back.”
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The tribute comes shortly after Williams returned to competition for the first time since the 2022 US Open.
The location makes the gesture even more meaningful. Compton is where Serena first learned the game on public courts before becoming one of the greatest athletes in sports history.
Williams marked her return with a doubles victory alongside Victoria Mboko at Queen’s Club, earning her first professional match win in 1,376 days.
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Now, the city where her tennis story began is celebrating her comeback.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy speaks with reporters following a minicamp practice at the TCO Performance Center, discussing his development, daily focus, and lessons learned from veteran quarterback Carson Wentz. Captured on June 9, 2026, the media session also included remarks about fullback Max Bredeson and Minnesota’s offseason progress. Mandatory Credit: YouTube.
The Minnesota Vikings have a quarterback competition ongoing this summer, one involving a young quarterback, so there just have to be trade rumors, or so it goes in 2026. Some have suggested that J.J. McCarthy could be traded, but if the decision is up to him, McCarthy enjoys where he’s at — with the Vikings.
McCarthy did not sound like a guy who would request a trade anytime soon; perhaps the rumor mill will die down.
McCarthy Would Rather Just Stay Put. Source? Him.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy celebrates in the end zone after a scoring play during a road game against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium. On Dec. 21, 2025, the young passer supplied energy and momentum for Minnesota while continuing to build confidence as the franchise’s signal-caller. Mandatory Credit: Yannick Peterhans-USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images.
McCarthy: This Is Where I Want to Be
A media member asked McCarthy about recent trade rumors, and without hesitation, the 23-year-old replied, “I think I made it very clear I wanted to be here before I got here, and I love this organization. I love the coaching staff. I absolutely love these players and that this is where I want to be.”
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“I feel like I can thrive in this system. Everything played out exactly how I wanted it. I wouldn’t want anything else to change.”
The odds of Minnesota trading McCarthy are quite low, but one theory suggests that he could grow disgruntled in a backup quarterback’s role.
A QB2 Role Likely Incoming
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While McCarthy, in theory, could dethrone Murray for the QB1 job, it will take a monumental effort and a surprise. Murray didn’t sign with the Vikings to play second fiddle, and as a former first overall pick, Murray has all the tools for the QB1 job, along with seven years of experience.
McCarthy has incumbency, youth, and height on his side — and that’s about it.
Therefore, McCarthy’s commitment to the Vikings could be tested in two months if head coach Kevin O’Connell names Murray the starter, as widely expected. McCarthy doesn’t have much experience as a backup quarterback, meaning on-the-job training is near.
Saying you don’t want to be traded in June when you’re competing for QB1 is a bit different than in late August as a QB2.
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McCarthy also said Tuesday about his performance at minicamp, “I feel the best I’ve ever felt playing the game of football, especially in this team. I think things being instinctual when you hear it, being able to pop into your mind very clear and very fast. And that helps a lot with just playing instinctual out there and making the right plays when the ball snaps.”
No Hints from Vikings about a Trade
Trading McCarthy? A shaky idea. Injuries have derailed two of Minnesota’s last three seasons. Trading a young QB now is exceptionally risky, especially since the acquisition of Murray was intended to prevent a single snap from derailing their entire season.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy leaves the field at Ford Field after a divisional battle against the Detroit Lions. On Nov. 2, 2025, McCarthy faced heavy pressure throughout the afternoon while navigating key moments in a competitive NFC North contest that ultimately slipped away from Minnesota late. Mandatory Credit: David Reginek-Imagn Images.
Murray provides the Vikings with a crucial element they lacked last year: a robust contingency plan. Both McCarthy and Murray possess a legitimate chance at earning the starting role, which represents a marked improvement. It alleviates the pressure on Minnesota to gamble their entire future on a single young quarterback developing perfectly while disregarding other viable options.
The glaring flaw in the Vikings’ 2025 QB strategy became evident pretty quickly. They had committed entirely to McCarthy, with Sam Howell, Carson Wentz, and Max Brosmer as their backup plan. The strategy backfired when the quarterbacks underperformed. McCarthy didn’t quite meet expectations, the Vikings missed the playoffs, and now the quarterback situation is once again uncertain.
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While Murray isn’t a miraculous solution for flawless QB performance, having both Murray and McCarthy offers Minnesota two credible long-term options, rather than relying solely on one highly speculative prospect.
Minnesota Vikings quarterback J.J. McCarthy drops back to pass during action against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. On Sept. 8, 2025, the former first-round draft pick opened the regular season on the road, directing Minnesota’s offense while adjusting to live-game speed and defensive pressure. Mandatory Credit: David Banks-Imagn Images.
NBC Sports‘ Josh Alper noted on the Vikings’ quarterback battle, “Reports from an open OTA practice in late May pegged Murray as the leader in the battle for the No. 1 job and McCarthy was asked if he’s given any thought to what his future might hold if he fails to win the job.”
“McCarthy may have a different view on that last point if Murray is officially named the team’s starter, but, for now, the next rep is the sole focus for the quarterback.”
Who Could Come Calling?
Suppose McCarthy changes his mind later this summer or before the NFL trade deadline in November. These teams might come calling about his trade price:
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Arizona Cardinals
Indianapolis Colts
Los Angeles Chargers
Miami Dolphins
New York Jets
Philadelphia Eagles
Pittsburgh Steelers
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
The Cardinals make the most sense because they’re on deck to feature Jacoby Brissett, Carson Beck, and Gardner Minshew at quarterback — not a dazzling cocktail. The Colts, too, could check some boxes if Daniel Jones‘ Achilles tendon recovery takes a nasty turn.
Ultimately, McCarthy says he doesn’t want to leave, and his word should probably be accepted at face value.
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Scottish Rugby has imposed a 12-month ban on Alloa RFC president Alan Stewart attending matches following an after-dinner speech, described as “racist, homophobic and sexist” by some present.
Stewart has also been suspended from holding any role within the game over the same time period.
Multiple objections were made following remarks by Stewart during Musselburgh RFC’s annual dinner on 18 April and an independent disciplinary panel has upheld a misconduct complaint.
Stewart, who can appeal against the decision, has also been instructed to undergo equality, diversity and inclusion training.
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Charges against Musselburgh RFC and their president were not upheld.
In April, the board of Musselburgh RFC issued an apology to those who attended, saying: “We particularly wish to recognise and acknowledge the hurt caused to our women’s team, who we are extremely proud of and to whom we are committed to providing a safe and nurturing environment.”
The club criticised the “very poor judgement of the speaker” and said he had sent a written apology.
In a statement issued at the same time, Scottish Rugby said it is “committed to equality, diversity and inclusion at every level of the game”, adding: “There is no place for discriminatory behaviour in our sport, or in wider society.”
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BBC Scotland has approached Stewart and Alloa AFC for comment.
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