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Wide receiver should be high on the Rams' list of roster needs heading into the draft, despite already having Davante Adams and Puka Nacua on the roster. It's both an immediate need and a long-term one, given the lack of a true WR3 and Adams' expiring contract.The draft is rich with promising prospects for the Rams to consider, all the way down to the seventh round. As likely as it is that the Rams could take one with their first pick at No. 13 overall, they could also opt to wait and hope to hit on another mid-rounder like Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua.Here's one wide receiver prospect the Rams could target in each round (Note: The Rams don't have fourth- or fifth-round picks).Round 1: Jordyn Tyson, Arizona StateThere are a number of first-round wideouts the Rams could consider, including Makai Lemon, Omar Cooper Jr., KC Concepcion and even Denzel Boston. Tyson and Lemon would be targets at No. 13 overall, while the others would likely be options if the Rams trade down.As easy as it is to connect Lemon to the Rams, Tyson might be a better fit with a higher ceiling. He can immediately contribute as the No. 3 receiver, while also being a viable replacement for Davante Adams on the outside. If healthy, he could wind up being the best wideout from this class.Round 2: Germie Bernard, AlabamaBernard doesn't wow with size, speed or eye-popping athleticism, but he's just a well-rounded receiver who does everything well. That sounds exactly like the type of player the Rams look for at the position. He's by no means small or slow, standing 6-foot-1 and 206 pounds with 4.48 speed, but he isn't necessarily explosive, either. As a WR3, he can do everything the Rams ask of him. And he has the college production to raise his ceiling as a prospect. He led Alabama with 50 catches in 2024 and was first on the team in receiving yards (862) last season, catching seven touchdown passes, as well.Round 3: De'Zhaun Stribling, Ole MissThe Rams had a formal meeting with Stribling at the combine, showing at least some level of interest in the Ole Miss wideout. He's a physical receiver with 4.36 speed, standing 6-foot-2 and 207 pounds. Stribling had back-to-back 800-yard seasons in 2024 and 2025, first at Oklahoma State and then at Ole Miss, scoring six touchdowns each year.He'd be a solid wide receiver target for the Rams in the third round, adding a guy with good hands and impressive ball skills to complement Adams and Nacua.Round 4: Chris Brazzell II, TennesseeThe Rams are lacking a true vertical threat on offense after Tutu Atwell didn't work out in that role. Brazzell is nothing like Atwell in terms of their body type, coming in at 6-foot-4 and 198 pounds, but he's a blazer for his size (4.37). His combination of height and speed makes him an intriguing option for the Rams, even if he's not as well-rounded as some other receivers in the class.Brazzell was quiet in his first season at Tennessee in 2024 but he erupted last year with 1,017 yards and nine touchdowns on 62 receptions. The Rams don't have a fourth-round pick, so they might have to move up (or down) for him.Round 5: Ja'Kobie Lane, USCIf the Rams don't take Lemon in the first, they could target his teammate, Lane, later on. Lane is another big wideout at 6-4 and 200 pounds, still possessing decent speed after running a 4.47 at the combine. After scoring 12 touchdowns on just 43 catches in 2024, he found the end zone just four times last season on 49 receptions. He also never had more than 745 yards in a single season, so production wasn't the best in terms of yardage. Still, he would give the Rams a different type of wideout with his taller frame, though if they want him in the fifth, they'll need to make a trade considering they lack a fifth-round pick.Round 6: Caleb Douglas, Texas TechDouglas is 6-foot-3 with 4.39 speed, which is unlike the types of receivers the Rams currently have. His frame and speed make him a player who could succeed as a downfield threat, though he needs to clean up some of the drop issues that plagued him in college. He's not someone who would immediately step into a starting role, but with time to develop, he could become a contributor on the outside opposite Nacua. In two seasons at Texas Tech, he had 877 yards and 846 yards, scoring 13 total touchdowns in the last two years.Round 7: Zavion Thomas, LSUThe Rams wouldn't be drafting Thomas strictly as a receiver. He's someone who would contribute as a returner on special teams, too, which provides a lot of value for a team like the Rams. He was excellent in the return game at LSU, taking back one kickoff for a touchdown each in 2023 and 2024. He also had a punt return touchdown in 2022.Though undersized at 5-10, he ran a blazing fast 4.28 in the 40-yard dash, so he has more than enough speed to make up for his lack of size.This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: NFL draft: 1 WR target for the LA Rams in each round

The UEFA Champions League quarterfinals largely lived up to expectations, with three of four games going down to the wire. Now that the dust has settled, let's break down the semifinals and predict who advances.

"On the go" since earning her fourth and final medal at the Milano-Cortina Olympics on Feb. 18, it wasn't until Courtney Sarault returned to her hometown of Moncton, N.B., that she understood the impact of her speed skating success.

The former Pro Bowl cornerback, 29, was only traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in November, having briefly spent time with the Baltimore Ravens following his Green Bay Packers release.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said Wednesday that Iran will participate in the World Cup for sure despite its war with the United States.Speaking at CNBCs Invest in America Forum, Infantino said it is important that Iran participates in the World Cup even though its participation has been in doubt since the U.S. and Israel launched airstrikes on the country.The Iranian team is coming for sure, yes, Infantino said. We hope that by then, of course, the situation will be a peaceful situation. As I said, that would definitely help. But Iran has to come. Of course, they represent their people. They have qualified. The players want to play.Infantino met with the Iranian national team in Antalya, Turkey, two weeks ago and said Wednesday he was impressed.I went to see them. They are actually quite a good team as well," Infantino said. "And they really want to play and they should play. Sports should be outside of politics now.Infantino acknowledged it's not always possible to achieve the separation of sports and politics.OK we dont live on the moon, we live on planet Earth," Infantino said. "But you know if there is nobody else that believes in building bridges and in keeping them, you know, intact and together, well we are doing that job.The United States will co-host the World Cup with Canada and Mexico.Iran is scheduled to play two group-stage games in Inglewood, California, and one in Seattle.The war has raised doubts about Irans participation in the World Cup. There have been conflicting public comments from Iranian government and soccer officials. U.S. President Donald Trump discouraged the Iranian team from attending the tournament, citing safety concerns.___AP soccer: https://apnews.com/hub/soccer

LIV Golf CEO Scott O'Neil sought to quell speculation about the league's financial future Wednesday evening with a memo to his staff that said the 2026 season will continue as planned without interruption and at full throttle.The memo, a copy of which was sent to The Associated Press, followed a long day of reports suggesting Saudi Arabias sovereign wealth fund was on the verge of cutting its financial backing of the upstart league.The newsletter Money in Sport reported in February that LIV Golf already had spent $5.3 billion and was projected to surpass $6 billion by the end of the year.I want to be crystal clear: Our season continues exactly as planned, uninterrupted and at full throttle, O'Neil said. While the media landscape is often filled with speculation, our reality is defined by the work we do on the grass. We are heading into the heart of our 2026 schedule with the full energy of an organization that is bigger, louder, and more influential than ever before.Left unclear was how long the funding would last for LIV Golf, which launched in June 2022 by paying roughly $1 billion in signing bonuses to some of the PGA Tour's biggest names, such as Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks Koepka, Phil Mickelson, Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm.Prize money for individuals and the 13 teams was raised to $30 million this year.Koepka since has left LIV and was allowed to rejoin the PGA Tour this year with stipulations. Patrick Reed also left LIV and is playing a European tour schedule this year. He is virtually certain to be eligible to return to the PGA Tour in 2027 through the European tour points race.Questions about LIV's future funding were raised as the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia revealed a new five-year investment strategy.The 2026-30 strategy marks a natural evolution as PIF moves from a period of rapid growth and acceleration to a new phase of sustained value creation, with a strengthened focus on maximizing impact, raising the efficiency of investments, and applying the highest standards of governance, transparency and institutional excellence, the PIF said in a release.The plan was developed before the U.S.-Israel war against Iran. Yasir Al-Rumayyan, the PIF governor who loves golf and was behind LIV Golf, told the London-based Financial Times, Of course the war would add more pressure to reposition some priorities.LIV players at Chapultepec Golf Club for LIV Golf Mexico that starts Thursday did not have answers as speculation ran rampant throughout the day.One player said Al-Rumayyan met with players the first week of March in Hong Kong and said funding for LIV was set through 2032. The player spoke on condition of anonymity because the meeting was private. The player also said ONeil arrived in Mexico City Wednesday and was to meet with the players.LIV Golf promoted the Mexico event Wednesday evening on social media with the message, Slow news day? We are ON.LIV has played five events this year, in Saudi Arabia, Australia, Hong Kong, Singapore and South Africa. It celebrated an inspirational victory at its biggest event in Australia when Anthony Kim won after the American had been away for 12 years while battling drug and alcohol addiction.DeChambeau won the last two events in playoffs, and this week tries to become the first LIV player to win three in a row. DeChambeau, a two-time U.S. Open champion, missed the cut in the Masters last week.LIV's focus has been on a global reach, with its first U.S. tournament not scheduled until May 7-10 at Trump National in northern Virginia.The life of a startup movement is often defined by these moments of pressure, O'Neil said. We signed up for this because we believe in disrupting the status quo. We have faced headwinds since the jump, and weve answered every time with resilience and grace. Now, we answer by doing what we do best: putting on the most compelling show in sports.He ended his note to the staff by saying, We are pioneers, and while the road isnt always smooth, the destination is worth every mile. Lets go out and show the world why LIV Golf is the future of the game.LIV is in the second year of a Fox Sports television deal, with network putting it on various platforms like FS1. The opening round of the Mexico event has three hours on the Fox Sports app. The previous two years, its U.S. broadcast partner was the CW.___AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf