The Titans released DT Jordan Elliott after reviewing an incident in which he went to his car to get a gun following an altercation with OT JC Latham, according to Dov Kleiman.
Some Jaguars fans have paid nearly $6,000 to have their ashes stored at the team's stadium. The NFL club has partnered with a memorial company to offer the service. — Front Office Sports
Stephen A. Smith says Jayson Tatum could have stopped Jaylen Brown’s trade to the 76ers—and that Brown’s exit shows Boston wanted to make clear it was Tatum’s team. — First Take
PSG say Ousmane Dembélé injured his right thigh and will remain in care for the next few weeks. He joins Kvaratskhelia, Nuno Mendes and Marquinhos on the injury list. — Fabrizio Romano
“They win one chip they get a championship whistle.” LeBron James had a complaint about the officiating in Sixers-Knicks. The clip is from Jomboy Media.
Michigan has benched Bryce Underwood for Tommy Carr at quarterback, the New York Post reports. The move puts a $12 million QB investment on the sideline.
The NFLPA says it knows of no NFL investigation into Jalen Hurts’ medical care—and says the league previously told the union it did not plan to review it. The union is calling for a full investigation.
Ohio State QB Julian Sayin is out indefinitely. Coach Ryan Day says the team is planning for him to miss both the regular season and postseason, with no recovery timeline yet.