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Three NFL Draft Prospects Who Will Be Selected Higher Than You Think
Oct 11, 2025; University Park, Pennsylvania, USA; Penn State Nittany Lions quarterback Drew Allar (15) looks to throw a pass during the first quarter against the Northwestern Wildcats at Beaver Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Matthew O’Haren-Imagn Images Every year, football fans are stunned when prospects come off of the NFL Draft board sooner than anticipated.
NFL mock drafts will get closer to accuracy as April 23rd’s first round grows nearer.
Yet still, every year, there are still players who will surprise everybody.
Let’s take a look at three NFL Draft prospects who will be selected a lot sooner than you might think.
Drew Allar, Penn State QB
At one point, it felt like Allar was poised to be a first-round pick. But his college career at Penn State never materialized that way, James Franklin was fired, and Allar missed half of his final year with the Nittany Lions after a season-ending broken left ankle.
Allar is healthy. He showcased his arm strength at the NFL Combine.
But it’s Allar’s 6-foot-5, 228 pound frame that NFL decision makers could fall in love with.
Allar’s big size, paired with his big arm and above average athleticism drew Josh Allen player comparisons early in his college football career. Even though he never progressed that way as a prospect with the Nittany Lions, an NFL general manager will gamble on his intangibles.
The size and arm strength projects more as a starting quarterback than a project, developmental backup. These are all reasons why Allar should be a Day 2 – not a Day 3 – draft selection.
Jordyn Tyson, Arizona State WR
Nov 28, 2025; Tempe, Arizona, USA; Arizona State Sun Devils wide receiver Jordyn Tyson (0) against the Arizona Wildcats during the 99th Territorial Cup at Mountain America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images
Similar to Allar, Tyson dealt with some injury troubles during his career at ASU. As a result, there’s been some speculation that the 6-foot-2 wide receiver could slide to the end of the first round.
But NFL executives understand that premium wide receivers don’t grow on trees. Players like Ja’Marr Chase and Justin Jefferson don’t come around too often. While Tyson can’t be compared to those two prospects, he could develop, add weight and stay healthier with an NFL training regimen.
Don’t buy that Tyson will be available at the end of the first round. It simply isn’t happening.
It’s rare to see an off-ball linebacker like Styles drafted in the top 10. But could Styles sneak his way into the top five?
At the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, there was some chatter that the New York Giants would have no qualms about selecting Styles at No. 5 overall. The Giants picked up free agent linebacker Tremaine Edmunds on a three-year, $36 million deal in free agency. But they still have a need at linebacker, and Styles could be a talented player for many years to come.
Sonny Styles, Ohio State LB
The Gold Coast-based Renita Beaton sees Wednesday’s Voodoo Ranger Handicap at Ipswich as a prime third-up spot for Smart As Smart, heightening her frustration with the wide gate drawn.
For the 1710m benchmark 70 affair, the Smart Missile gelding got barrier 12 in a field of 12 with one reserve.
She is prepared to proceed with the six-year-old Ipswich double winner only in the event of multiple scratchings.
“We’ve had to run him from terrible draws in the past and he’s just been one of the most unlucky horses and I just don’t want to do that to his owners again,” Beaton said.
“Look, we might draw bad again next time and you have to go around, but if I can protect him for one more run I will.
“We’ll wait until tomorrow to see if there are any scratchings and if there is we may run him.”
Jace McMurray will handle the ride on Smart As Smart if he goes, claiming 2kg for a 59kg impost.
His return saw a Class 5 triumph at 1350m on Doomben on April 1, succeeded by a luckless second over 1640m in the same level two weeks later.
Having sourced the horse from Ron Quinton a shade over two years prior, Beaton is optimistic about his third-up prospects, citing peak condition regardless of location.
“He’s in really good order, he’s always been such a consistent horse for me,” Beaton said.
“Every time I take him to the races he seems to show up and he’s very honest.
“He’s in very good order, he’s racing very well and consistently and there’s no reason why he won’t go and do that again.”
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IPL 2026: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi back on top, overtakes Abhishek Sharma in Orange Cap race | Cricket News
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has reclaimed the top spot in the Orange Cap race, becoming the first player to reach 400 runs in IPL 2026, underlining his sensational form this season.Rajasthan Royals secured a thrilling six-wicket win over Punjab Kings, powered by an unbeaten 77-run stand off 32 balls between Donovan Ferreira and Shubham Dubey, who chased down the target in 19.2 overs and handed PBKS their first defeat. RR’s chase was set up by Vaibhav Sooryavanshi (43 off 16) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (51 off 27), before Yuzvendra Chahal’s three wickets briefly swung momentum back to PBKS. However, Ferreira and Dubey finished strongly under pressure. Earlier, PBKS had posted 222/4, led by Marcus Stoinis’ 62 off 22* and Prabhsimran Singh’s 59, but their bowlers couldn’t defend the total in the death overs.
With this performance, Sooryavanshi now leads the Orange Cap standings with 400 runs in nine matches at a staggering strike rate of 238.09, further cementing his status as one of the breakout stars of the season.Abhishek Sharma is now 2nd spot in Orange Cap holder in IPL 2026 after his match-winning fifty against Rajasthan Royals. In eight matches, he has amassed 380 runs at an average of 54.29 and an explosive strike rate of 212.29. KL Rahul sits at number 3 with 358 runs in eight games at an strike rate of 185.49. Kohli now sits at number four with 351 runs in eight innings at an impressive strike rate of 162.50. Heinrich Klaasen is placed fifth with 349 runs at an average of 49.86 and a strike rate of 149.79.Here are the top 10 leading run scorers of IPL 2026:
Rank
Player
Team
Runs
Matches (M)
Innings (Inn)
Strike Rate (SR)
Average (Avg)
1
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
RR
400
9
9
238.09
44.44
2
Abhishek Sharma
SRH
380
8
8
212.00
54.29
3
KL Rahul
DC
358
8
8
185.00
51.14
4
Virat Kohli
RCB
351
8
8
163.00
58.50
5
Heinrich Klaasen
SRH
349
8
8
150.00
49.86
6
Prabhsimran Singh
PBKS
346
8
7
179.00
57.67
7
Shubman Gill
GT
330
7
7
149.00
47.14
8
Sai Sudharsan
GT
322
8
8
163.00
40.25
9
Ishan Kishan
SRH
312
8
8
199.00
39.00
10
Shreyas Iyer
PBKS
309
8
7
175.00
61.80
Feb 11, 2026; Manhattan, Kansas, USA; Kansas State Wildcats head coach Jerome Tang looks on during the first half against he Cincinnati Bearcats at Bramlage Coliseum. Mandatory Credit: Scott Sewell-Imagn Images Former Kansas State head coach Jerome Tang is returning to Baylor as the associate head coach, ESPN reported on Tuesday.
Tang reportedly was working with the university to finalize a multi-year contract to rejoin longtime coach Scott Drew’s staff.
Tang, 59, spent nearly two decades on the Bears’ coaching staff, including when Baylor won the national championship in 2021. He was an assistant coach from 2003-17 and associate head coach from 2017-22.
Tang replaced Bruce Weber as head coach at Kansas State in 2022, forging a 71-57 record in three-plus years at the helm. Tang directed the Wildcats to a No. 3 seed and an Elite Eight appearance in his first season, but he followed that with three straight sub-.500 records in Big 12 play.
He was fired with cause by Kansas State on Feb. 16, four days after going on a postgame rant after the Wildcats suffered a 91-62 loss to Cincinnati in front of a home crowd listed at 7,274 at the 13,500-seat Bramlage Coliseum in Manhattan, Kan., that included several students wearing paper bags over their heads.
“This was embarrassing. These dudes do not deserve to wear this uniform. There will be very few of them in it next year,” Tang said after the game in which the Wildcats never led. “Like, I am embarrassed for the university. I am embarrassed for our fans, our student section. You know, it is just ridiculous.”
In announcing the firing days later, Kansas State athletic director Gene Taylor said, “Recent public comments and conduct, in addition to the program’s overall direction, have not aligned with K-State’s standards for supporting student-athletes and representing the university. … Basically, his comments about the student-athletes and the negative reaction to those comments from sources, both nationally and locally, is where it kind of felt like I needed to make the decision.”
Tang issued a statement at the time disagreeing with how the university characterized his firing. “I am deeply disappointed with the university’s decision and strongly disagree with the characterization of my termination,” Tang said in a statement. “I have always acted with integrity and faithfully fulfilled my responsibilities as head coach. … I remain proud of what we built together and confident that I have always acted in the best interests of the university and our student-athletes.”
Drew and Baylor experienced their own struggles last season, finishing 6-12 in the Big 12 and missing the NCAA Tournament despite having at least two players expected to be picked in June’s NBA Draft.
The longest-tenured coach in the conference, Drew expressed empathy for Tang after his firing when Baylor lost 90-74 to Kansas State on Feb. 17.
“Nineteen years together, he’s family,” Drew said. “We won championships together. It’s been emotional for me, our staff and our program, because everyone can relate. If you’ve got a brother or a friend and they go through hardship, you feel it.” –Field Level Media
Neil Robertson established a narrow 5-3 lead over John Higgins in a fiercely- contested opening to their World Championship quarter-final.
Higgins compiled breaks of 61 and 56 to take the first frame and the fourth to draw level at 2-2.
However, the emotional and physical toll of defeating Ronnie O’Sullivan 13-12 in an all-time Crucible classic on Monday appeared to weigh on the Scot at times.
The four-time champion made six unforced errors before reaching the mid-session interval and was far from his best in a scrappy affair.
Australia’s Robertson, who won the world title in 2010, also failed to hit the heights despite enjoying runs of 77 and 70 and at one point he even had to have his chair repaired, adding to the protracted nature of their contest.
While he took the final two frames of the session, his pragmatic approach and an unfortunate run of the balls contributed to a drawn-out eighth frame that lasted almost 52 minutes and delayed the start of the evening sesssion.
Robertson and Higgins resume on Wednesday at 10:00 BST.
In contrast, Hossein Vafaei and Wu Yize are level at 4-4 after an entertaining start to their best-of-25 encounter.
With both players seemingly focussed on attacking snooker, Iran’s Vafaei knocked in a break of 66 to lead 2-1 before Wu underlined his status as one of the game’s burgeoning talents with runs of 90, 56 and 56 to pull 4-2 ahead.
Vafaei, who had to win two qualifiers before advancing past Si Jiahui and world number one Judd Trump in a thriller, responded with a break of 71.
And he restored parity when Wu failed to knock in a presentable long black to the top left corner, clearing the table up to and including to pink.
They return for the second session of their best-of-25 encounter on Wednesday at 14:30 BST.
Were you impressed and excited by the Minnesota Vikings’ draft haul? If so, some portions of national media didn’t share the enthusiasm. The Athletic ranked all the NFL’s draft classes on Monday, and sadly, Minnesota checked in at No. 29 — also known as fourth worst.
Minnesota made a calculated bet on upside, and the final verdict needs real football.
When it comes to the draft, the Vikings just can’t seem to win.
Banks Can Become the Saving Grade
It’s another lousy draft verdict for you-know-who.
The Athletic: Vikings at No. 29 for Draft Haul
According to The Beast author Dane Brugler, only the Los Angeles Rams (No. 30), Denver Broncos (No. 31), and Jacksonville Jaguars (No. 32) produced worse draft classes than the Vikings.
But when Bruger explained the placement on his list, he had nothing bad to say about Minnesota: “Favorite pick: Jake Golday, LB, Cincinnati. This is true for most prospects, but Golday’s landing spot was going to be pivotal for his rookie-year success. Drop his rangy athleticism into a Brian Flores-led defense, and he’ll have a chance to make an immediate impact.”
“Day 3 pick who could surprise: Charles Demmings, CB, Stephen F. Austin. Aside from Demmings always being a great quote, he leaves everything he has on the field. With his cover athleticism and mental toughness, Demmings was a worthy bet in the fifth round, and he landed with a team that needed cornerback depth.”
He just thought 28 teams drafted better players — evidently.
No Real Reasoning for the Poor Assessment
The strange part? In addition to Brugler provided no context for why he deemed the Vikings’ draft class a poor haul, the team didn’t have a reduced allotment of picks. For example, Minnesota left the 2025 NFL Draft with just five players due to the expensive Dallas Turner trade in 2024. Ranking near the bottom of draft-grade lists made sense.
This time, it does not. The Vikings brought home nine players and only notably missed out on a 4th-Rounder, which was offloaded during the Cam Robinson trade of 2024.
Therefore, Brugler apparently didn’t enjoy the Banks selection in Round 1 — or something like that.
Vikings Zagged when NFL World Thought They’d Zig
From late February to late April, the NFL masses thought for certain that Minnesota would draft Oregon safety Dillon Thieneman. Over 90% of mock drafts connected Thieneman to the Vikings, so much so that it felt like a foregone conclusion he would be the pick, although not a single soul within the Vikings organization or those close to it gave credence to the theory.
Then, when draft week arrived, momentum built for Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq, but the New York Jets unexpectedly wiped him off the board before Minnesota could consider him at No. 18.
Meanwhile, the NFL draft community had decided that Banks was a 2nd-Round pick after he broke a bone in his foot at the NFL Combine. He’s a big dude, and big dudes with broken bones in their feet are often non-starters for 1st-Round draft discussions.
The Vikings didn’t care. They drafted Banks at No. 18, rather than getting cute by trading down the board. Some intel later revealed that other teams picking immediately after Minnesota had their eyes on Banks, and that the media-driven draft big board misvalued Banks’s draft stock.
USA Today‘s Jacob Camenker and Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz gave the Banks pick a ‘C’ grade and explained, “It’s easy to see the appeal of Banks, a 6-6, 327-pound interior force with unparalleled explosion off the ball. Yet Banks has been waylaid by multiple foot injuries in the last year, and staying healthy could be a considerable concern.”
“Banks also struggles to finish plays as a tackler once he gets in range of a ball carrier. There’s massive upside here for him to thrive in Brian Flores’ scheme, but this could also go awry if Banks can’t become a consistent performer.”
A Verdict in 3 Years or So
The fun part about draft grades and draft rankings? They’re merely entertainment in the days after the draft. There’s just no way to grade a rookie haul right after the event, and in fact, one should usually wait until a few years down the road to gauge the trajectory of young players. For example, when Minnesota drafted Danielle Hunter in 2015, some of the powers that be of NFL draft coverage called the pick silly. Eleven years later, Hunter is a five-time Pro Bowler.
Draft grades for the 2026 draft class should be distributed during the 2029 offseason at the earliest.
Mexican boxing legend Erik Morales, who is the same age as Floyd Mayweather, has offered his take on the 49-year-old’s expected rematch with Manny Pacquiao.
The two pound-for-pound icons are set to collide in a professional contest on September 19, headlining a Netflix event at The Sphere, Las Vegas.
Their second encounter did, however, appear to be in jeopardy after Mayweather claimed last month that it would be an exhibition match.
Since then, Pacquiao and his team have stated that it will be a fully-sanctioned bout, yet we are still waiting on an official announcement.
Their first encounter, in 2015, saw Mayweather secure a unanimous decision victory in what swiftly became known as the most lucrative boxing event of all time.
Soon after, Pacquiao claimed that he had entered their welterweight clash with a shoulder injury, but was never given the opportunity to exact his revenge.
Now, though, the 47-year-old is hoping to scupper Mayweather’s 50-0 record after ending a near four-year hiatus from professional boxing last July.
But while the Filipino came away with a draw against Mario Barrios, the then-WBC world welterweight champion, many have suggested that he and Mayweather should not be entering the ring at this stage in their lives.
One of them is Morales, who fought Pacquiao three times, winning their first encounter but losing the next two. He told Fight Hub TV that this rematch will be won by whichever Hall of Famer has declined the least.
“We are not at an age to be in fights. But hey, it’ll be interesting. The one who arrives the least hurt, and is a little faster, [will win].”
Erik Morales predicts Mayweather vs Pacquiao 2‼️‼️
“We are not in the age to be in fights… It’ll be interesting, the one who will win has to arrive to fight less hurt and a little faster!”- Erik Morales
Watch Benavidez vs Zurdo, this Saturday on DAZN. Go to… pic.twitter.com/6fVLRqTza1
— Fight Hub TV (@FightHubTV) April 27, 2026
Before any rematch with Pacquiao Mayweather has confirmed he will have an exhibition with Greek kickboxer Mike Zambidis on June 27.
The mayor of Vancouver also wants to #SAVETHECAPS.
In a long message he posted to social media Tuesday, Vancouver mayor Ken Sim called on the Vancouver Whitecaps ownership and the British Columbia provincial government to lay out the steps that will be required for the team to remain in Vancouver.
“We are calling on the team’s ownership to publicly and clearly articulate what they need to stay here in Vancouver, and we are calling on the provincial government to come to the table and make that a reality,” Sim wrote.
He later added: “To all Vancouver Whitecaps fans, to the Southsiders, and to all of the supporter groups, we need you to keep the fight going. We need you to stay strong, and we need you to stay loud.
“Losing the Whitecaps is not an option.”
This statement from Kim comes on the heels of a Major League Soccer spokesman saying on Monday that the league “will evaluate all options” when it comes to the future of the Whitecaps — including keeping the team in Vancouver or moving it to another market.
Those comments came after The Athletic published a story earlier on Monday saying the league has told its 29 other owners it is exploring relocating the team, with Las Vegas being the top candidate for the new market.
–with files from the Canadian Press
Nov 17, 2025; San Antonio, Texas, USA; Mexico Coach Javier Aguirre Onaindia speaks to the media ahead of his Mexican National Team match against Paraguay at the Alamodome. Mandatory Credit: Daniel Jefferson-Imagn Images Mexico’s FIFA World Cup roster began to take shape Tuesday with a dozen Liga MX players invited to the camp that begins on May 6.
Manager Javier Aguirre’s crew will be joined in training later in the month by players who are based in Europe and elsewhere. His final roster for this summer’s tournament is due at the end of May.
The 12-member Liga MX contingent includes 17-year-old midfielder Gilberto Mora of Club Tijuana, Toluca forward Alexis Vega, Club America defender Israel Reyes and five players from Chivas: goalkeeper Raul “Tala” Rangel, forward Armando Gonzalez and midfielders Brian Gutierrez, Roberto Alvardo and Luis Romo.
Also on the list are goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo of Santos Laguna, defender Jesus Gallardo of Toluca, midfielder Erik Lira of Cruz Azul and forward Memo Martinez of Pumas. Mora is rounding into shape after missing two months with a groin injury and has a chance to become Mexico’s youngest World Cup participant, supplanting 18-year-old Manuel “Chaquetas” Rosas in 1930. Seven 17-year-olds have participated in the tournament, including Brazil’s Pele in 1958.
Mexico is co-hosting the FIFA World Cup along with the U.S. and Canada. Mexico is currently ranked No. 15 in the world, one spot ahead of the Americans.
Placed in Group A with South Africa, South Korea and the Czech Republic, Mexico opens the World Cup against South Africa on June 11 in Mexico City.
–Field Level Media
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IPL 2026: Rajasthan Royals hand Punjab Kings first defeat as Donovan Ferreira’s fifty seals 6-wicket win | Cricket News
Donovan Ferreira and Shubham Dubey produced a sensational finish, stitching an unbeaten 77-run partnership off just 32 balls to guide Rajasthan Royals to a thrilling six-wicket win over Punjab Kings in Match 40 of IPL 2026 at the Maharaja Yadavindra Singh International Cricket Stadium, New Chandigarh.With the chase finely poised after 14 overs and the required rate climbing beyond 12, the duo turned the game on its head. Ferreira and Dubey targeted the pace attack with precision, capitalising when the spinners were out of the attack. Arshdeep Singh was taken apart for three boundaries in an over, while Marco Jansen also leaked crucial runs. Their fearless hitting ensured RR cruised home with ease, handing PBKS their first defeat of the season.
Sooryavanshi Sets the Tone
Earlier, Rajasthan’s chase was ignited by a stunning cameo from 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi. After being given the strike by Yashasvi Jaiswal, the youngster made an immediate impact.Despite Arshdeep starting with pinpoint yorkers, Sooryavanshi counterattacked brilliantly, smashing 6, 4, 4 in the opening over. He continued his assault against Lockie Ferguson and Jansen, racing to 43 off just 16 balls (3 fours, 5 sixes) before being dismissed.In the process, he reached 400 runs in just 167 balls at a staggering strike rate of 238.09, the fastest to the mark in an IPL season. RR stormed to 66/1 in just four overs, setting the foundation for the chase.After Sooryavanshi’s dismissal, Yashasvi Jaiswal took charge, playing a composed yet aggressive knock. He brought up a 26-ball fifty, finishing with 51 off 27 balls. However, PBKS fought back through Yuzvendra Chahal, who removed both Jaiswal and Riyan Parag (29) in quick succession. Along with Dhruv Jurel’s slow 16 off 20, RR’s momentum dipped, managing just 25 runs across four overs.At one stage, the equation read 100 needed off 52 balls, with the pressure firmly back on Rajasthan. Just when PBKS looked to regain control, Ferreira and Dubey flipped the script. With clean hitting and calm composure, they dismantled the bowling attack in the death overs.Ferreira led the charge with a blazing 52, while Dubey played the perfect supporting role as RR chased down the target in 19.2 overs without losing another wicket. Earlier: Stoinis Powers PBKS to 222Batting first, Punjab Kings posted a strong 222/4, thanks to a late blitz from Marcus Stoinis (62 off 22).Prabhsimran Singh (59) anchored the innings, while Cooper Connolly (30) and Shreyas Iyer (30) chipped in with useful contributions. Stoinis’ explosive finish ensured PBKS crossed the 220 mark.
Brief Scores
Punjab Kings: 222/4 (Stoinis 62*, Prabhsimran 59; Yash Punja 2/41, Archer 1/40)Rajasthan Royals: 228/4 (Ferreira 52*, Jaiswal 51; Chahal 3/36)Rajasthan Royals won by 6 wickets
The Philadelphia Eagles‘ offense is undergoing some massive changes this offseason. Yes, Nick Sirianni is still the head coach and Jalen Hurts is still the quarterback, but star wideout A.J. Brown is on his way out, the Eagles fired offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo and replaced him with Sean Mannion, and the franchise no longer has their most important assistant: Offensive line coach and run game coordinator Jeff Stoutland.
Stoutland announced in February that he was leaving the organization after 13 seasons served. He is regarded as one of the best offensive line coaches in the world, and was a part of Philly’s two Super Bowl campaigns. Eagles offensive linemen have racked up a league-high 27 Pro Bowls since 2012. Stoutland turned a seventh-round rugby star into one of the best left tackles in the NFL with Jordan Mailata, helped Lane Johnson set the standard for right-tackle play, worked with the legendary Jason Peters and oversaw Jason Kelce as he morphed into a frachise legend.
Speaking of Kelce, he and brother Travis Kelce recently had Stoutland on their podcast, “New Heights”, and he was asked what went wrong for the Eagles in 2025. It goes without saying that last season was a tumultuous one for Philadelphia. Not only were the Eagles unsuccessful in defending their Super Bowl title, but the offense was the worst of the Sirianni era. Philly averaged 22.3 points per game (19th in the NFL), 311.2 total yards per game (24th) and 116.9 rushing yards per game (18th).
Stoutland said that play-calling and execution were two reasons why this Eagles offense failed to live up to expectations.
“I think anytime things don’t go well, and I don’t want to sound like I’m in an interview, but it’s the truth. It’s execution, it’s calling the right play at the right time, and not running bad plays into bad defenses,” Stoutland said. “I mean, it ain’t that hard. I’m not going to sit here and make up all these … that’s pretty much it.”
On paper, the Eagles had one of the best offenses in the NFL. A reigning Super Bowl MVP at quarterback in Hurts, the reigning Offensive Player of the Year at running back with Saquon Barkley, one of the best offensive lines in the NFL that was still a top 10 unit despite multiple injuries, and then plenty of pass catchers, such as Brown, DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert. However, moving the ball down the field was a chore this past season.
There’s more to this story than Stoutland is revealing. ESPN reported that Sirianni and Patullo started incorporating changes to the run game in an effort to get the offense off the ground last season. Stoutland, the run-game coordinator, was not consulted about these changes, “to what he felt was an appropriate degree,” a source told ESPN. Stoutland’s agent, Alan Herman, indicated that his client felt like his voice was not being heard in the organization.
Stoutland reportedly didn’t plan on retiring right now, but clearly didn’t like how this past season went down on the field and off the field.
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