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Newest Boston Celtics big man Nikola Vucevic has played in the postseason before, but never as a team seen as a contender heading into the playoffs. Starting his career with the Philadelphia 76ers of all teams, Vooch now faces his rookie season ball club in the first round of the 2026 NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs, a team he whet his 16-game whistle vs. Boston in 2012 during the last era of Celtics contention, appearing in just one contest.Since then, he's also played for the Orlando Magic in a pair of first-round series in 2019 and 2020, and another with the Chicago Bulls in 2022. "We didn't play too many, unfortunately, playoffs games," said the Montenegrin big man after the Celtics' 108-100 road win vs. the Sixers in Game 3 of their 2026 NBA Eastern Conference Playoffs series. "But the ones we played, the intensity, the stakes are much higher and it helps bring your game up to a higher level, especially the physicality, and I felt like tonight was a pretty (good) example of that.""(It) wasn't a perfect game, a lot of back and forth ... ," he added. "Mistakes here and there, which happen, but we found a way.""And it was definitely a physical game, especially for us today battling with (Andre) Drummond and (Adem) Bona (...)," said Vucevic. "But yeah, it's just tough.""It's fun to be part of these, especially playing for you want to play in the playoffs, you want to, hope you make a deep run, have these big games, so it's the best part of being a professional athlete."Listen to "Havlicek Stole the Pod" on:Blue Wire: https://tiny.ee/CdKpiTunes: https://tiny.ee/RK47YouTube: https://tiny.ee/cOW3This article originally appeared on Celtics Wire: Nikola Vucevic has played in the postseason, but never as a contender

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The pick of Colton Hood is a full circle moment for the Hood family.Colton Hoods uncle isRoderick Hood, a former NFL cornerback who played for eight seasons whose position coach in Philadelphia was Giants head coach John Harbaugh.My uncle always told me how good of a person (Harbaugh) was but also how hard of a coach he was, said Hood. Definitely somebody I want to be coached by and somebody I want to play for.Being bypassed in Round 1The Atlanta native returned to his home Friday after being in Pittsburgh the day before. While saying it was disappointing not to be drafted in the first round, he believes everything happens for a reason.I know God.was probably preventing me from something or he had something better in store for me, and that being the Giants, he said. Im super excited to go into this next chapter of my life and will just go in there and give my all and be the best version of myself.I feel great. Just being able to realize my dreams. Its something I grew up dreaming about playing in the NFL and getting to do it for such a storied franchise such as the Giants, its just a great feeling.Self evaluationThe 21-year-old, who previously played at Auburn and Colorado before transferring to Tennessee last year, said he was surprised to be drafted by the Giants as he did not have a visit with team members outside of a formal meeting at the Combine this year. Hood comes to the Giants with a reputation as press-man cover corner, trained in-part by his unclde, who can attach himself to receivers and make things difficult for the offense.Asked to describe himself as a player, Hood said the Giants drafted the most competitive person in this draft, the best cornerback in the draft, and someone whos going to come out and give his all each Sunday.A Harbaugh-type playerIt was a characteristic that Harbaugh is looking in his cornerback room, stating after Hood was drafted because I want a bunch of pit bulls out there flying around making plays on the football, and Colton Hood gives us another guy in there to do that and compete and push everybody. He comes from a great family. So I know the type of family this young man comes from, and the type person he is. I know the kind of athlete he is. This is a corner with traits and ball skills.Hood said that he would use not being picked in the first round as motivation when he hits the field in East Rutherford.For sure, but Im saying its more just wanting to prove the Giants right and just thanking them for taking a chance on me, he said. Definitely giving my all back to them and this organization.

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The Denver Broncos selected Washington running back Jonah Coleman with the 108th overall pick in the fourth round of the 2026 NFL draft on Saturday morning. During his draft process, Coleman said his interview and visit with the Broncos was his personal highlight. Coleman is a good pass blocker, and can fight through contact; this selection feels like a really good value for a really good player. Coleman will join J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey in the Denver backfield, likely leaving fellow rushers Tyler Badie and Jaleel McLaughlin fighting for a possible fourth running back position. Broncos Wire initial grade: A-The Broncos were seeking another running back to make a three-headed monster in their backfield, and they got a beast in Coleman. He will now have the chance to be an heir-in-waiting for J.K. Dobbins, or step up in the instance Dobbins or Harvey get hurt. Coleman will be another weapon for quarterback Bo Nix going into a highly-anticipated 2026 season. Social: FollowBroncos WireonFacebookandTwitter/X!Did you know:These 25 celebrities are Broncos fans.This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos draft results: Early grades on RB Jonah Coleman

The Los Angeles Rams' selection of Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson with the 13th overall pick was quite possibly the biggest shock in the 2026 NFL Draft. Los Angeles seemed poised to select a receiving weapon to benefit quarterback Matthew Stafford this season, but they found a signal-caller for the future. Initially, it didn't seem like the Simpson pick appeared to be a satisfying choice for head coach Sean McVay. Following Day 1 of the NFL Draft, McVay's initial presser was brief, sharing that his phone call between him and Simpson in the Draft Room "will be kept between us," and that Simpson "would compete" with backup quarterback Stetson Bennett III. As McVay's responses were relatively curt, others also read into his body language when he discussed the selection of Simpson. McVay didn't appear to crack a smile or anything of that nature when he was asked about the pick. But McVay cleared the air on Friday, telling reporters that he was thrilled with the addition of Simpson and wasn't upset with Rams general manager Les Snead. "We couldn't be in more lockstep with every decision that we make. We're excited about it. There are different things that you always want to be mindful of and how things come off," McVay said at the Rams' press conference at the end of Day 2 of the 2026 NFL Draft. "We couldn't be more excited about us continuing to lead together. Every decision that we make is collective and collaborative. For any of the questions based on my demeanor and disposition last night, I did want to get that out of the way." McVay added that he was "grumpy" when he spoke with reporters, explaining that's why he looked unhappy at the podium on Thursday night. "This is my buddy right here," McVay said as he sat next to Snead. "That was brought to my attention because I got so many texts. That was never my intended way to be able to come off, but sometimes I can be a little grumpy." However, McVay didn't give a detailed reason for why he was grumpy. "Well, there were other things that had nothing to do with that, which thats normal life," McVay said. "The main thing was I couldnt be more excited about being able to add him, but also understanding how much I love Matthew Stafford, how respectful you want to always be and to the way things can be interpreted. The demeanor wouldve been stoic by nature because you are excited, but by no means it is Matthews football team. "Im excited to be able to add Ty. What a blessing it is for him to be able to learn from Matthew and to be able to come into this atmosphere and environment. Whenever that time comes for him to get an opportunity to be Matthews successor will be on Matthews terms. I think thats really what the important thing was. I didnt want that to ever be misunderstood while not minimizing the excitement for Ty and the buy-in. Les and his group really liked him." Simpson traveled to Los Angeles on Friday following his selection by the Rams, and had only good things to say about his future head coach. "Hes got the juice," Simpson said of McVay at the Rams' temporary draft headquarters near SoFi Stadium. "That dude is a guy whos a fireball. He loves ball." The Rams ended the season as NFC West runnersup and advanced all the way to the NFC Championship before falling to the eventual Super Bowl champion Seahawks. With Stafford claiming this years NFL MVP and a loaded roster built from the offseason, the Rams could be in a position to make a Super Bowl run.