Leki Fotu with the Raiders last season. | Getty ImagesThe New York Giants are signing veteran defensive tackle Leki Fotu to a one-year contract, a move first reported by Jordan Schultz.Fotu is the second defensive tackle the Giants agree to a deal with on Wednesday. Earlier in the day, they added 11-year veteran Shelby Harris.Fotu, 6-foot-5, 317 pounds, is a 27-year-old originally drafted in the fourth round of the 202 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals. Fotu spent four seasons with the Cardinals, and has played for the New York Jets, Las Vegas Raiders, and Houston Texans over the past two seasons.Fotu has 26 starts in 66 career regular-season games. He is a run defender with just 4,5 career sacks.In eight games last season with the Raiders and Texans, Fotu played 193 snaps. His career-high in snaps came in 2022, when he played 499 defensive snaps for Arizona. Neither Fotu nor Harris are true nose tackles. The Giants selected nose tackle Bobby Jamison-Travis in the sixth round of the draft, but expecting Jamison-Travis to fill Dexter Lawrences shoes would be an unfair ask.The Giants have been in pursuit of veteran free agent nose tackle D.J. Reader, but New York reportedly has competition for the 31-year-old 10-year veteran.

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Forty-eight teams from across the globe are locked in with stars like Argentina's Lionel Messi and France's Kylian Mbapp eyeing their second World Cup this summer. Others like Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo and England's Harry Kane are eyeing their first. The prize in question, the World Cup trophy, is more fascinating than most fans think. And with only seven countries ever to win it Brazil (five times), Germany (four), Italy (four), Argentina (three) France (two), Uruguay (two), Spain (once) and England (once) its also one of the hardest ever to conquer. Here are 10 facts about soccer's most prestigious prize that you may not know. 10. The trophy is made of 18-carat gold Paired with two layers of green malachite on the base, the trophy's total weight of 6,175 grams (about 13.6 pounds). While the inside of the trophy is hollow, it has incredible value based on gold content alone. The gold content equates to 4,927 grams (nearly 11 pounds) of pure gold which would be around $550,000 as of April 2026. Of course, no one would dare sell one of sports' most sought-after trophies. 9. There have been two versions of the trophy The trophy that we see today isnt the original. The first commissioned was the Jules Rimet trophy (named after FIFA's first president), made of gold-plated sterling silver and consisted of a decagonal cup, supported by a winged figure representing Nike, the ancient Greek goddess of victory. After Brazil won its third title in 1970, the team kept that trophy, leading FIFA to commission what is now the "FIFA World Cup Trophy" that we now see. The version we now see was first lifted in 1974 by hosts West Germany. 8. The trophy was hidden in a shoebox Throughout World War II, FIFAs Vice President, Ottorino Barassi, secretly took out the trophy from one of Romes bank vaults. Why? To prevent it from falling into the wrong hands, or in their eyes, the hands of occupying forces. He then hid the trophy in a shoebox under his bed for the remainder of the war. 7. The trophy was stolen TWICE! In 1966, the Jules Rimet trophy was lifted from an exhibition in London. Then, by a miracle from heaven, a dog named Pickles sniffed out a package wrapped in newspaper while on a walk with his owner. The trophy casually happened to be sitting there and Pickles became a hero to fans across the world. But then, that trophy was again stolen in 1983 when it was displayed at the Brazilian Football Confederation headquarters in Rio de Janeiro. Brazil then commissioned a replacement replica of the trophy, with only one part ever officially recovered. 6. A fake trophy was bought for $400,000 After the 1966 theft, FIFA bought a replica of the trophy at an auction for $400,000. It later turned out to be a replica of the Jules Rimet trophy, made of cheaper materials. It was disproved in 2016 after scientists found that it contained tin and lead. 5. The real trophy stays in Switzerland The country that wins the whole tournament receives an entirely different trophy. For the main trophy itself, it stays put in the FIFA Museum, which is located in Zurich, Switzerland. 4. The trophy has an expiration date? Because the trophy has each winners name on the gold-squared plaques, there is a physical limit to how many names can be on the trophy. After that, this trophys lifespan will be determined. The final slot will be filled in 2038, with FIFA not announcing if they will expand the base, or create an entirely new design. 3. The trophy was damaged by the Germany team After their 2014 World Cup win, Germany partied in Berlin so hard that they managed to damage the trophy. Wolfgang Niersbach, the President of the German FA, admitted that a small piece of the trophy was chipped off. Luckily, it was the winners trophy, not the original that remains in Switzerland. 2. Handle with care! The trophy has a diplomatic status The trophy is one of few objects in the world to have a diplomatic status. During travel, it is hand-inspected by agents to avoid rough handling or any potential structural damage. 1. The trophy has a no-touch custom There is an unofficial "curse" that players follow in which one should never touch the trophy before the final. However, the real rules are actually much stricter: only World Cupwinnersand heads of state can touch the authentic gold trophy with their bare hands. Everyone else is required to wear gloves. How To Watch The 2026 FIFA World Cup The World Cup will run from June 11 to July 19, 2026. Spread across three countries, the tournament will culminate with the final on July 19 at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. All 104 tournament matches will air live across FOX (70) and FS1 (34) with every match streaming live and on-demand within both the FOX One and the FOX Sports apps. A record 40 matches, more than one-third of the tournament, will air in prime time across FOX (21) and FS1 (19).

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Broncos tried to add 3 more undrafted players (two from local school), but missed out originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Following the 2026 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos took to the undrafted free-agent process and the team added 14 new players to the roster. But the Broncos were looking for more.As detailed by Chris Tomasson of The Denver Gazzette, the Broncos were interested in signing a pair of former Colorado Buffaloes, wide receiver Sincere Brown and defensive lineman Anquin Barnes. However, Brown took a contract from the Los Angeles Chargers and Barnes opted to sign with the New York Giants.Luca Evans of The Denver Post also reported that the team was looking at Penn State linebacker Dom DeLuca picked the Baltimore Ravens over the Broncos.Brown came to Colorado from South Florida after missing the 2023 and 2024 seasons. He caught 22 passes for 376 yards and two touchdowns for the Buffaloes last season.Barnes came from Alabama and was used as a run stuffer at Colorado. He had 34 tackles and one interception in two seasons with the team.DeLuca was at Penn State from 2021-25 and racked up 164 tackles, 4.5 sacks and five interceptions during his college career. He could have added another option at inside linebacker, but felt Baltimore suited him better.Broncos undrafted free agent classThe Broncos have an interesting undrafted free agent class, which I will provide individual spotlights on with analysis and their chances of making the 53-man roster soon. That group is highlighted by Taurean York, who many draft analysts felt would be selected in the draft.Despite not signing Brown, the Broncos still added five undrafted free agents and have a deep group at that position heading into camp later this summer.HOT READ:Where does recently-retired Justin Simmons rank among Broncos' greatest safeties?The Broncos will hold a rookie mini camp from May 8-10, where other players will be invited for tryouts, so there is a chance that more players will be added or some of those tryout players could take the jobs of some of these undrafted free agents.More Broncos ContentWho were Broncos' best, worst picks in 2026 NFL Draft?Broncos' draft results may show surprising level of confidence in one playerFormer Broncos tight end feels team got top steal of entire NFL draftNFL Draft Grades: How did the experts grade the Broncos' 2026 draft?

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