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The Numbers on the Board crew shares what a number of teams need to work on after the All-Star break to get ready for the NBA postseason.

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Extended HLs: Brentford v. Arsenal Matchweek 26
Relive full-match highlights from Arsenal's visit to the Gtech to take on Brentford in Matchweek 26.

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Doc Emrick chronicles the journeys of Brady and Matthew Tkachuk, who give their perspective on how much representing their country on the “biggest stage” means to them.
Mike Tirico looks at the drones being used during the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics, explaining why fans are getting “never-before-seen perspectives.”
Chloe Kim discusses her silver medal after the women’s halfpipe, explaining why she’s “grateful” for her success and how gold medal winner Gaon Choi is “a force.”
The United States earned the top seed in the quarterfinals and will take on Italy on Friday.
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  • ARI Coaching Staff #8
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    44-year-old Schaub, who retired in 2021, spent 2023 as an offensive analyst for the Falcons but otherwise has zero coaching experience. Arizona would represent a reunion of sorts, as new Cardinals coach Mike LaFleur was on the Falcons’ staff in 2015-16 when Schaub was backing up Matt Ryan. It’s always a bit risky to make a zero-experience coaching hire, but Schaub should know a thing or two about coaching up quarterbacks. This seems like a good get for first-time head man LaFleur.
  • LV Coaching Staff
    This hiring makes sense for all involved. McCoy, 53, concluded his 2013-2016 run as the Chargers’ head coach with a 27-37 record. He then served as the Broncos’ (2017) and Cardinals’ (2018) offensive coordinators in one-off campaigns before spending three seasons as the Jaguars’ quarterbacks coach. The Titans hired him as a senior offensive assistant last year and promoted him to interim head coach in-season. The Raiders’ first-time head coach, Klint Kubiak, will call plays offensively while learning how to handle his other, newfound responsibilities. McCoy can help teach Kubiak team management basics, among other things.
  • FA Quarterback
    Mendoza is all but certain to land with the Raiders, who have the first overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. After displaying “elite accuracy and overall arm talent to throw to all levels of the field” during his final season at Indiana — leading the Hoosiers to the team’s first national title — Mendoza should be a good fir for Kubiak, fresh off turning Sam Darnold into a Super Bowl winning quarterback. “Mendoza brings a strong frame and in-pocket mobility with enough creativity to handle duress out of structure,” Yates said. “And his quick-processing skills point to a successful starting NFL QB.” Even if Mendoza struggles as a rookie, he will be a major upgrade for Brock Bowers and the rest of the Vegas pass catchers.
  • NYG Head Coach
    It’s quite the downgrade for Callahan after failing in his lone season at the helm in Tennessee. Callahan will now work with second-year QB Jaxson Dart to develop his game following a promising rookie season in which he threw for 15 touchdowns and five interceptions over 14 games, while rushing for another nine scores. Hopefully Callahan’s total inability to develop Cam Ward in Tennessee isn’t a harbinger of things to come for Dart and the Giants.
  • LV Defensive End #98
    This is mostly cold water on the idea of a Crosby trade from the team’s new head coach, but we’ll see what happens going forward here. There have been too many reports of Crosby wanting out — including one of him telling Tom Brady he’d never play for the Raiders again — to fully invest in the idea that a trade won’t happen. Still, it’s broadly good news that Crosby was at the introductory presser and had coffee with Kubiak.
  • PIT Quarterback #8
    Well here’s a whole news cycle for the next five months, anyway. Again, it’s hard to argue that there’s a better fate for the Steelers out there between the lack of non-No. 1 overall quarterbacks in this year’s draft and how diminished free agency looks this year. But if you were hoping for a quick retirement after Mike Tomlin gracefully resigned his position, we can welcome you back to the 2025 Offseason Part II. We’ll have more of the same for the next several blurbs on Rodgers.
  • NE Offensive Lineman #66
    Vrabel on Tuesday offered a vociferous defense of the rookie following his postseason struggles while playing through a major knee injury. “Will is 22 years old. He’s our left tackle. He’ll get better. He’ll get stronger,” Vrabel said. “There’s plays he’d like to have back. We’re not moving Will to guard, center, tight end or anywhere else.” Pro Football Focus graded Campbell 110th out of 200 qualifying offensive linemen in pass blocking this season. He was graded 81st in run blocking. Campbell allowed nine sacks in 2025, the third most among all NFL offensive linemen. Assuming he’ll undergo offseason knee surgery, Campbell should be good to go for the 2026 season.
  • CLE Quarterback #4
    The settlements come just weeks before the cases were slated to reach court. They were among the 27 civil suits filed against Watson since 2021 by women accusing him of sexual misconduct during massage appointments. Watson was fined $5 million and suspended for 11 games in 2022. His career has since tanked. Watson has suffered multiple Achilles tendon ruptures and his on-field performance has been as poor as any starting QB in the NFL over the past few years. Entering his age-31 season, Watson will compete for Cleveland’s starting job this summer.
  • NE Quarterback #10
    Maye, following his Super Bowl meltdown against the Seahawks, said the right shoulder issue hampered his ability to throw the football against Seattle’s elite secondary. He had been on the Patriots’ injury report for two weeks ahead of the Super Bowl. Maye picked up the shoulder ailment in the Pats’ AFC title game win over the Broncos. He said he did not expect to require surgery on the shoulder. Maye will likely enter 2026 fully healthy.
  • CLE Tight End #85
    The veteran tight end took to instagram to announce that he would not be returning to Cleveland this offseason as he departs for free agency. It will mark the first year of his career not a member of the team that drafted him in 2017, ending a nine-year run with the franchise. The soon-to-be 30-year-old lost playing time in 2025 to electric rookie Harold Fannin Jr and apparently saw the writing on the wall regarding the direction of the franchise moving forward. The announcement directly contradicts previous reports that Njoku was looking to return to the Browns.

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NBA All-Star Weekend

This year, the NBA All-Star Game will have a new USA vs. World format.
The best rookies and sophomores in the league will face off in a four-team tournament.
Pierre Andresen breaks down each event in All-Star weekend, highlighted by the return of the Shooting Stars competition, and predicts this year’s title-holders.
Hampton and North Carolina A&T will meet in the game’s fifth annual edition.
Yes, Damian Lillard, out for the season with a torn Achilles, is moving well enough and pushed to compete in this event.
Maria Taylor and the NBA on NBC crew catch up with Cavaliers star Donovan Mitchell, where they reminisce about their past All-Star weekend experiences ahead of this year’s festivities on NBC and Peacock.
A historic live performance of “Roundball Rock” by John Tesh will open the 75th NBA All-Star Game on NBC and Peacock.

Premier League

Arsenal’s lead in the Premier League title race is now just four points after Mikel Arteta’s side was pushed to its limits in a pulsating 1-1 draw with Brentford on Thursday.
Check out the Premier League schedule for the 2025-26 season, with everything you need for all 380 games.
The 2025-26 Premier League table is absolutely bonkers and so tight.
Forest are set to appoint their fourth manager of the Premier League season as Nuno Espirito Santo, Ange Postecoglou, and now Dyche have been canned by owner Evangelos Marinakis.

NFL

The prevalence of gambling has yet to create serious issues for the NFL.
Now that the 2025 NFL season has ended, attention has turned to the start of the next season.
The defending Super Bowl champions inevitably will be on the market — and possibly soon.
The Dolphins hired Nathaniel Hackett as their quarterbacks coach, but they had interest in interviewing Bruce Gradkowski for the job before adding Hackett to Jeff Hafley’s staff.

Motor Sports

Kyle Busch will lead the field to the green in the 68th running of the Great American Race.
Four winners have been crowned in five rounds. Who will it be at Lumen Field for Round 6 of the SuperMotocross World Championship?
Busch is 0 for 20 in the Daytona 500 and hasn’t started in the top five since 2016, when he still drove for Joe Gibbs Racing.
Watch the best from qualifying for the NASCAR Cup Series Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway.

Rotoworld

Michael Harris II, Sal Stewart and Luis Robert Jr. are on the rise in our 5x5 player rankings for 2026.
We dig into shifting rotations, uncovering which players deserve more attention or are falling out of favor
A look at who to trust in fantasy baseball in 2026, as many starting pitchers return from injury.
Stay up to date with the MLB free agent market this offseason, including player signings, contract details, and team fits as the 2025-26 Hot Stove heats up.
Curry and Porziņǵis are two of the players hoping to return to action immediately after the All-Star break.
Kyle Dvorchak analyzes recent comments from Zac Robinson about Bucky Irving, previewing how the running back projects in fantasy next season and sharing why he could rebound if he gets more involved in the passing game.

Betting

Trysta Krick takes a way-too-early look at the NFL’s MVP futures market for next season following the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX win.
Trysta Krick discusses her way-too-early future picks for next season’s Super Bowl favorite following the Seattle Seahawks’ Super Bowl LX win.
Drew Dinsick and Jay Croucher look at the NBA Rookie of the Year market and make a case on how Kon Knueppel could catch up to Cooper Flagg.
Noah Rubin highlights Memphis Grizzlies guard Ty Jerome’s impressive season debut this past weekend after missing time with a calf injury.

Golf

Ryo Hisatsune had three straight birdies early in his round, made the only birdie on the par-4 ninth and finished with three straight for a 62 at Pebble Beach.
Scheffler had to birdie the par-5 18th at Pebble Beach to avoid joining the short list — 12 players — who failed to break par.
Gotterup shot 7-under 64 and won with a long birdie putt on the first hole of a playoff Sunday after Matsuyama pulled his tee shot into the water.
Hideki Matsuyama was thrilled to play with fellow Japanese player Ryo Hisatsune in the final pairing at the Phoenix Open and hoped they could do it again. Hisatsune’s bogey on 18 put an end to that.
Patrick Reed kept a clean card Saturday for a 2-under 70 in the Qatar Masters, a round that slightly expanded his lead and greatly expanded his confidence as he goes for his second European tour title in three weeks.
Watch Scottie Scheffler dig out of the bunker at the tenth hole for a crisp shot in the third round of the Phoenix Open.

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The Buccaneers announced several additions to their coaching staff on Thursday.
Ravens coach Jesse Minter announced his 2026 coaching staff on Thursday.
The Seahawks signed 15 players to future contracts on Thursday, including two players who took part in their Super Bowl LX win over the Patriots.
Sochan had fallen out of the rotation in San Antonio but can provide depth and get another chance in New York.
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The Philadelphia Phillies released outfielder Nick Castellanos on Thursday after the team was unable to make a deal to trade him. Castellanos then revealed he was benched last season after bringing beer into the dugout during a game.