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Former Viking Enters Hall of Fame
He wasn’t a game-wrecker for the Minnesota Vikings, but running back Roger Craig indeed played 29 games for the franchise in the early 1990s and is indeed a Hall of Famer. The NFL announced the 2026 class on Thursday night, and Craig broke through.
Craig’s long wait ends, and the Vikings’ Hall conversation shifts from celebration to who could realistically follow him into Canton.
Depending on next year’s votes, Minnesota could send back-to-back Vikings tailbacks to the Hall: Craig and Adrian Peterson.
Roger Craig’s Road to Canton
You better believe Craig finished his career in Minnesota.
Craig Gets the HOF Nod
Craig is in. 49ers.com’s Briana Jeannel wrote Thursday, “The Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed its Class of 2026 during NFL Honors on Thursday night, with former 49ers running back Roger Craig adding his name to the list of NFL greats.”
“Craig was selected by the 49ers in the second round of the 1983 NFL Draft out of the University of Nebraska and became a key figure in San Francisco’s dynasty of the 1980s. A versatile offensive weapon, Craig was a superstar on 49ers head coach Bill Walsh’s West Coast offense, contributing as both a rusher and receiver.”
He became eligible for the Hall in 1999. The man has waited nearly three decades for this moment.
His Stop with the Vikings
In the final two seasons of his career, Craig joined a couple of Vikings RB rooms that included Terry Allen, Barry Word, Scottie Graham, and Robert Smith — basically the aftermath of the failed Herschel Walker trade era.
He logged 868 yards from scrimmage and 6 touchdowns, and primarily served as the RB3. Think Cam Akers in the last couple of seasons with the current Vikings or Zavier Scott in 2025. It was the dawn of the Dennis Green era.
Minnesota reached the postseason in both Craig campaigns but obviously lost before the Super Bowl. It’s a familiar MIN theme since 1976.
Overall Production
Craig logged 8,189 rushing yards in 11 seasons, ranking 47th in NFL history. But he also banked 4,911 receiving yards on 566 career receptions, solidifying his case for the Hall. It had to be the receiving threat because the rushing numbers alone were not enough. For example, the aforementioned Terry Allen rushed for more yards than Craig in his career, and Allen is absolutely nowhere near Hall of Fame consideration.
The deal-sealer for Craig? Three Super Bowls with the 49ers. Those markedly increased his visibility — rightfully so — rubbing shoulders with Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, two HOF automatics.
All told, Craig won Offensive Player of the Year in 1988, was a four-time Pro Bowler, and a two-time All-Pro.
The Other Inductees
Aside from Craig, who got the nod from voters for lifetime achievement and patience, the other inductees were no-brainers:
- Drew Brees (QB)
- Larry Fitzgerald (WR)
- Luke Kuechly (LB)
- Adam Vinatieri (K)
Not a single soul had major beef with the Hall’s choices from that list.
And the voters needed that after the Bill Belichick debacle last week. Mind-bogglingly, the voting committee did not grant Belichick entry on his first attempt.
Fitzgerald fulfilled his Hall of Fame destiny, a notable moment from a Minnesota standpoint because he was a ballboy for the Vikings in the late 1990s.
Arizona Sports‘ Tyler Drake on Fitzgerald’s induction: “Fitzgerald amassed 17,492 receiving yards on 1,432 receptions throughout 17 NFL seasons. There’s only one pass catcher in NFL history who can truly say they did more in those departments: Hall of Famer Jerry Rice, who sits atop the leaderboard for the most receiving yards (22,895) and catches (1,549).”
“Fitzgerald, however, has a leg up on Rice in another aspect — one that Cardinals fans truly appreciate. He stayed put! In a world where athletes change teams on the regular looking for that next big pay day, Fitzgerald was among the anomalies. Seventeen seasons, 263 games played, all with the Cardinals.”
Down the stretch of Fitzgerald’s illustrious career, Vikings fans hoped he’d sign in Minnesota to make the story full circle. No luck.
Drake added, “And although he trails Rice in the categories mentioned above, it’s Fitzgerald holding the top spot when it comes to getting it done with one team. Rice really made a name for himself during his 49ers tenure, but it was Fitzgerald who strung together a better statistical career in the place he was drafted.”
“Fitzgerald also did it with 17 different starting quarterbacks! Despite that many cooks in the kitchen, he still found a way to consistently impact games.”
The aforementioned Adrian Peterson will be eligible for induction in 2027.
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The stable of Ciaron Maher seeks validation by developing Observer into a Group 1 mile-winning colt.
This Godolphin-owned three-year-old triumphed in the Group 1 Victoria Derby (2500m) last spring, prompting trainer and owner to pursue a Group 1 conquest at 1600m for the colt.
Maher achieved similar feats with Hitotsu, returning the Derby winner to snag the Group 1 Australian Guineas (1600m) at Flemington in 2021-22, and the team now eyes that target with Observer.
While Hitotsu won the Guineas fresh, Maher will start Observer’s autumn path via the Group 2 Autumn Stakes (1400m) this Saturday at Caulfield, en route to the Group 1 Australian Guineas (1600m) at Flemington on February 28.
“He’s come back, had a couple of jump-outs and looks to be in good form,” Maher’s National Assistant Trainer Jack Turnbull said.
“Interestingly, his jump-outs have been quicker than the two he had last prep.
“We’re trialling against better horses being a Group 1 winner and the tracker has been providing us with some good data.
“We trialled him over a half-mile in his first one to get him chasing and in his second one he had Browny (Ethan Brown) on, and he said he was OK.
“It gives us confidence to run him over 1400 (metres) and that will give him three weeks into the Guineas.
“He’s not quick enough to win first-up at 1200 metres, 1400 metres is OK, and second-up at a mile should be ideal.”
Observer endured bad luck finishing third to Autumn Boy in the Group 1 Caulfield Guineas in October, then rebounded with wins in the Moonee Valley Vase and Victoria Derby in successive outings.
Turnbull mentioned Observer’s heightened sense of duty in workouts now, leading to the choice of lugging bit over norton bit for the upcoming race.
“Off that Derby prep, he’s not quite as fierce and hopefully, he’s grown up a bit,” Turnbull said.
“We’re going to run him in just a lugging bit, rather than the norton bit, which would suggest he’s matured a bit and hopefully he continues on that pathway to being a racehorse.
“Our aim this preparation is to be a mile winning Group 1 colt to add that to his CV.
“If he could win the Australian Guineas, we could look to go to Sydney for the Rosehill Guineas, but we’re very much a two-race program for now, and after the Guineas we can reassess after discussions with Godolphin.”
For those interested in the Autumn Stakes action, the racing betting markets offer plenty of options on Observer’s performance.
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Several female athletes and women’s sports activists took aim at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) in a Super Bowl-style ad on Saturday.
In the latest TV spot by the sportswear brand XX-XY Athletics, a coalition of “Save Women’s Sports” activists, led by Riley Gaines, mocked the ACLU for its recent video promoting the rights of trans athletes in women’s sports.
For their “More Than A Game” campaign, the ACLU posted a video, featuring former women’s soccer star Megan Rapinoe, in support of trans athletes. On its website, the group says it is standing with trans youth and their families and their rights to “be themselves.”
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‘Sports Aren’t About Inclusion’. Jennifer Sey Blasts ACLU Ad Featuring Megan Rapinoe (Robert Cianflone/Getty Images/XX-XY Athletics)
Now, Gaines and XX-XY Athletics co-founder Jennifer Sey hit back with their “Women’s Sports Aren’t Just A Game” ad.
The promotion featured prominent activists, including former San Jose State University volleyball player Brooke Slusser, former University of Kentucky women’s swimmer Kaitlynn Wheeler, former ESPN host Sage Steele and OutKick founder Clay Travis.
The ACLU has been on the receiving end of immense criticism from women’s activists in recent years for its role in defending the inclusion of biological male trans athletes in women’s and girls’ sports. ACLU attorneys defended trans athletes in cases before the U.S. Supreme Court on Jan. 13.
One of the clients the ACLU represented in the hearing was a trans teen from West Virginia. The teen has been accused of sexual harassment in the girls’ locker room by the family of a female teammate. The ACLU has denied the allegations.
Sey called out the ACLU for defending the teen amid the allegations.
“The ACLU is attempting to erase the fact that [the teen] is a boy. A boy who has been accused of sexual harassment of his teammates in the locker room. They are attempting to paint him as both the victim and a nice girl just wanting to hang out with friends and have fun on the team. That is insulting to the girls who train hard to even make the team,” Sey told Fox News Digital.
“It devalues their hard work. Girls are not impaired boys. Women and girls are not a category that can be opted into. We are resetting the cultural conversation. And we aren’t giving an inch. Not on language. Or fairness. Or girls’ and women’s rights,”
“The ACLU is attempting to redefine the meaning of competitive sports as well as what a woman is. We aren’t going to let that happen. A woman is an adult human female and sports are not about freedom and self-expression. Sports are about digging deep to find the best in yourself. Sports are about mastery and merit and yes, vying to win. Women deserve an equal playing field. They deserve the chance to compete and to win.”
Fox News Digital has reached out to the ACLU for a response.
The ACLU previously provided a statement to Fox News Digital addressing the allegations against its client.
“Our client and her mother deny these allegations and the school district investigated the allegations reported to the school by A.C. and found them to be unsubstantiated. We remain committed to defending the rights of all students under Title IX, including the right to a safe and inclusive learning environment free from harassment and discrimination,” the statement read.
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During the Jan. 13 SCOTUS hearing, ACLU attorney Joshua Block argued to justices that “sex” should not be defined.
Block then fled questioning from Fox News Digital outside the court on his argument and the allegations against his client.
Despite expectations that the court’s conservative majority will ultimately rule against the ACLU’s trans athlete clients, the firm is still being highly vocal in its support for males in women’s sports.
Sey, Gaines and the other activists appear they will push back, fiercely.
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Kirsty Muir might be excited about qualifying for an Olympics final, but it’s the mention of trading pin badges that really lights up the skier’s face.
The 21-year-old from Aberdeen cruised into the women’s freestyle skiing slopestyle final with a third-place finish in qualifying at Milano Cortina 2026.
Fighting off the Olympic nerves, Muir’s first run score of 63.18 was quickly backed up by a slight improvement of 64.98 on her second to cement her spot in Monday’s medal showdown.
And if her recent X Games victory, with a mammoth score of 93.66 is anything to go by, not holding back in the final might just mean a medal is on its way to the Scottish skier.
“I think this morning I was quite good. I was focused, I was able to calm myself down a little bit, but my heart was maybe racing a little bit more than usual,” she said.
“After I put my first run down, then I felt a bit of relief and could just be a bit smoother in myself.
“It’s about knowing that I can do it when I’m feeling a little bit nervous, when I’m feeling a little bit of pressure – knowing that I can trust myself and put it down.
“I’m just going to give it everything [in the final]. I’m not going to hold back, and I think that if I do that and I put a run down that I’d like to do, then I’ll be just super proud of myself.”
While Muir is relaxed and gives straightforward answers about her performance, the Scot can only beam when it comes to the Olympic niche that is pin trading.
A phenomenon among athletes and staff alike during every Games, Muir is on a mission to procure the best pin badge collection she possibly can – even documenting her journey with daily updates on TikTok. And if you missed the update from the Opening Ceremony, never fear, as she confirms it’s on its way.
“I’ve got a little bit of an animal collection going,” she said. “I’ve got a kiwi, a moose and a llama from different countries and I’m really liking them. I’ve got the clogs from the Netherlands – they’re like the popular ones. I mean, last night at the Opening Ceremony was the best thing for pin trading; everyone was going at it.
“I didn’t update my peeps last night, but I’ve got some good ones to add to my haul tonight. I think it’s such a cool, different aspect of the Olympics and I love how sociable it can be.
“When would I ever have the courage to go up to another country and just randomly start talking to them? So at least it’s nice to have a purpose to go and speak to more people.”
Muir’s fiercest competition in the women’s slopestyle final will come in the form of world No 1 Mathilde Gremaud of Switzerland and face of the sport Eileen Gu of China.
It was a nervy start for the high-flying Gu, who was caught out on a tricky top rail to score a meagre 1.26 points on her first run.
But it’s not that easy to count out the two-time Olympic champion, as she roared back with a second run of 75.30 to qualify in second.
Gremaud sits top with a monster score of 79.15, meaning Muir will have some work to do if she is to challenge for gold on Monday.
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The third round of the 2026 WM Phoenix Open gets underway Saturday morning at TPC Scottsdale’s Stadium Course. Here’s everything you need to know to watch the tournament on Saturday, including full WM Phoenix Open TV coverage, streaming details and Round 3 tee times.
How to watch WM Phoenix Open on Saturday
Two players from Japan lead the way at the WM Phoenix Open’s halfway point, with Ryo Hisatsune in the top spot on the leaderboard at 11 under par and Hideki Matsuyama one shot behind him at 10 under par.
There’s still plenty of golf to play, though, and lots of room for movement over the weekend. A total of 18 players are within five shots of Hisatsune’s lead, including Chris Gotterup, Matt Fitzpatrick and Sahith Theegala.
Scottie Scheffler is also within shouting distance, after firing a second-round 65 to climb to four under par overall.
You can watch the third round of the WM Phoenix Open on TV via Golf Channel starting at 12 p.m. ET on Saturday, followed by the CBS broadcast at 3 p.m. RT. PGA Tour Live on ESPN+ will provide streaming coverage beginning at 11:30 a.m. ET Saturday morning, as well as featured group and featured hole coverage all day long.
Below you will find everything you need to know to watch the third round of the 2026 WM Phoenix Open.
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How to watch on TV Saturday
Golf Channel will air third-round TV coverage of the 2026 WM Phoenix Open from 12-3 p.m. ET on Saturday, followed by the CBS broadcast from 3-6:30 p.m. ET.
How to stream online Saturday
You can stream the third round of the 2026 WM Phoenix Open via PGA Tour Live on ESPN+, which will offer streaming coverage starting at 11:30 a.m. ET on Saturday in addition to featured group and hole coverage. Paramount+ will stream the CBS broadcast.
2026 WM Phoenix Open Round 3 tee times (ET)
2026 WM Phoenix Open tee times for Saturday: Round 3 (ET)
Tee No. 1
11:23 a.m. – Takumi Kanaya, Mac Meissner, Tom Kim
11:34 a.m. – Ryan Fox, Scottie Scheffler, Zecheng Dou
11:45 a.m. – Rasmus Højgaard, Daniel Berger, Ben Griffin
11:56 a.m. – Chad Ramey, Sami Valimaki, Sudarshan Yellamaraju
12:07 p.m. – Michael Thorbjornsen, Davis Thompson, A.J. Ewart
12:18 p.m. – Max Homa, Brian Campbell, Brian Campbell
12:29 p.m. – Chandler Phillips, Kristoffer Reitan, Rasmus Neergaard-Petersen
12:40 p.m. – Nicolai Højgaard, Michael Kim, Jake Knapp
12:51 p.m. – Maverick McNealy, Zach Bauchou, Kevin Roy
1:02 p.m. – Sam Stevens, Stephan Jaeger, Min Woo Lee
1:13 p.m. – John Parry, Sahith Theegala, Matt Fitzpatrick
1:24 p.m. – Chris Gotterup, Akshay Bhatia, Si Woo Kim
1:45 p.m. – Ryo Hisatsune, Hideki Matsuyama, Pierceson Coody
Tee No. 10
11:23 a.m. – Keith Mitchell, Viktor Hovland, Cameron Young
11:34 a.m. – Rickie Fowler, Neal Shipley, Adrien Saddier
11:45 a.m. – Max McGreevy, Nick Taylor, Harris English
11:56 a.m. – Michael Brennan, Jacob Bridgeman, Rico Hoey
12:07 p.m. – Cam Davis, Jordan Smith, Christo Lamprecht
12:18 p.m. – Sepp Straka, Kurt Kitayama, Joe Highsmith
12:29 p.m. – Patrick Rodgers, Gary Woodland, John VanDerLaan
12:40 p.m. – Keita Nakajima, S.H. Kim, J.T. Poston
12:51 p.m. – Collin Morikawa, Xander Schauffele, Hank Lebioda
1:02 p.m. – Johnny Keefer, Patton Kizzire, Bud Cauley
1:13 p.m. – Wyndham Clark, Alex Smalley
1:24 p.m. – S.T. Lee, Kensei Hirata
The Detroit Lions have officially lost another member of their coaching staff, this time to a familiar face.
According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, the New York Jets are hiring Lions assistant tight ends coach Seth Ryan as their new passing game coordinator, continuing what has become a steady pipeline from Detroit to New York under head coach Aaron Glenn.
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Ryan’s move marks the latest example of Glenn pulling from the Lions organization as he continues to build his staff with coaches he knows and trusts.
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At just 31 years old, Ryan has quickly established himself as a fast-rising assistant in NFL circles. He joined Detroit in 2021 as an offensive quality control coach, later moved into an assistant wide receivers role, and most recently served as the Lions’ assistant tight ends coach. His versatility across multiple offensive positions made him an attractive candidate for an expanded role.
The hire also carries a strong family legacy. Ryan becomes the third generation of Ryans to coach the Jets, following his father Rex Ryan and grandfather Buddy Ryan, both of whom left significant marks on the franchise.
While the loss stings for Detroit, Ryan’s departure is also a reflection of how highly regarded the Lions’ coaching staff has become across the league. Coaches leaving for promotions elsewhere is often the price of success — and a sign that Detroit is developing top-tier talent both on and off the field.
For Aaron Glenn, it’s another trusted voice added to his staff. For the Lions, it’s another reminder that their assistants are in demand.
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NFL Insider ‘Increasingly Skeptical’ Maxx Crosby Stays With Raiders Amid Patriots Trade Rumors
Senior NFL insider Dianna Russini wrote on Saturday that she’s “increasingly skeptical” that Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby will remain with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Russini’s report comes amid rampant trade rumors linking the superstar edge rusher to the New England Patriots.
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“But to coaches and general managers around the league, it’s pretty obvious. The Las Vegas Raiders’ star edge rusher would be highly interested in pursuing a change of scenery,” Russini wrote for The Athletic. “Crosby remains under contract, but there’s a strong sense in league circles that he could be there for the taking, despite the Raiders likely demanding a high price (think a Micah Parsons-like package). Las Vegas is not expected to try to make Crosby stay if he truly wants out.”
The insider added that even the Raiders’ expected hiring of Klint Kubiak as their next head coach isn’t likely to sway Crosby’s desires.
“Once the Raiders, as expected, hire Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak, Crosby will have a fifth full-time head coach since he debuted in 2019. He has played in one career playoff game. Imagine what he could do with a stable organization accustomed to winning,” Russini said. “The reality is, if Crosby does become available, the Patriots would be just one of many interested teams. It’s unclear how this will play out, but I’m increasingly skeptical he’ll play a down for Kubiak.”
The 28-year-old addressed the trade chatter on Friday, saying “For me, I just sit back and laugh. Because I know my truth…”
Crosby underwent knee surgery in January after missing the end of the regular season with a meniscus injury.
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