The Eagles are reportedly signing WR Marquise “Hollywood” Brown to a one-year deal. A former Ravens first-round pick, Brown caught 49 passes for 587 yards and five touchdowns last season and still separates from coverage. The depth behind the two superstars is the reason this signing happened.
The Patriots are exploring a trade for A.J. Brown. A reunion between Brown and Mike Vrabel seems possible. The Patriots have also released Stefon Diggs and signed Romeo Doubs.
The Betfred Challenge Cup quarter-final draw has been confirmed. Holders Hull KR will play York Knights, while Warrington Wolves will face Leigh Leopards. St Helens are set to play Catalans Dragons and Wakefield Trinity will meet Wigan Warriors.
The Los Angeles Chargers have agreed to terms with Keaton Mitchell on a multi-year contract. Mitchell is a familiar face for Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz. The move adds both depth and big-play potential to the backfield.
Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle has said he would beat up former teammate Pat Surtain in a fight. Waddle made the comments while attending an amateur fight promotion. Waddle and Surtain were teammates at Alabama from 2018-20.
Rex Culpepper, a former Syracuse Orange quarterback, has died at the age of 28. Culpepper died due to injuries suffered in a dirt bike accident in Georgia. He battled cancer while with the Syracuse programme.
Jess Thirlby has stepped down as England head coach with immediate effect. Thirlby said the decision is “best for me and my family”. Her assistant Anna Stembridge will lead the side into this summer’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
Campbell College and RBAI are the finalists in the upcoming Schools Cup final. The match will be broadcast live. BBC Sport NI has spent time with both finalists ahead of the game.
Texas will take on the North Carolina State Wolfpack in the First Four. The teams played earlier this season in the Maui Invitational, where Texas took home a 102-97 win. The Wolfpack are losers of five of their last six and seven of their last nine.
Alabama are preparing for the NCAA tournament without Aden Holloway after his arrest on a felony drug charge. Holloway was “removed from campus” and is not with the team before their tournament opener against Hofstra. Authorities found more than a pound of marijuana at a home, leading to Holloway’s arrest.
