After going undrafted in the 2026 NFL Draft, former Iowa football wide receiver Seth Anderson has earned himself a mini-camp invite from the Philadelphia Eagles.After transferring to Iowa in 2023 following two seasons at Charleston Southern, Anderson recorded 26 receptions for 310 yards and three touchdowns and rushed for 58 yards on five carries in 29 career games played for the Hawkeyes. pic.twitter.com/7SHi0rNnFz Seth Anderson (@Sethhh1k) April 29, 2026While the 6-foot, 187-pounder from Suwanne, Ga., did not hear his name called in Pittsburgh, he still hopes to impress Philadelphia's coaching staff and front office enough at their mini-camp to earn himself a contract with the franchise, whether it is at wide receiver or on special teams.Contact/Follow us@HawkeyesWireon X (formerly Twitter) and like our page onFacebookto follow ongoing coverage of Iowa news, notes, and opinions. Follow Scout on X:@SpringgateNewsThis article originally appeared on Hawkeyes Wire: Former Iowa football WR earns Eagles rookie mini-camp invite

How would you respond if your bosses told you to finish the year among the top 10 best in your industry, or look for a new job? Many might fold under pressure, but those are the kind of expectations racing legend Tony Kanaan, Zak Brown and Arrow McLaren outlined for relative INDYCAR newcomer Nolan Siegel. And make no mistake: The pressure to win in INDYCAR and win for one of the most successful and recognizable teams in motorsports is gigantic. But Siegel doesn't have to chase that goal by himself. A deep dive into Arrow McLaren's INDYCAR team, the latest episode of "All In" a real-time docuseries from FOX Sports, INDYCAR and Shadow Lion explores the team's lofty expectations for drivers Pato O'Ward, Christian Lundgaard and Siegel in the fastest series in the world. "When youre putting together a three-car lineup, you really want to be P1, P2, P3," McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown said in the latest "All In" episode. "So anything short of that is frustrating." In the fourth episode titled, "The Third Seat," the series examines Arrow McLaren's three-car team, how Kanaan and Brown lead execution and how the organization found Siegel, following years-old messy contract litigation over Alex Palou potentially joining the team. Currently the clear INDYCAR driver to beat, Palou almost switched from Chip Ganassi Racing to Arrow McLaren after the 2022 season. Well, depending on who you ask. "You can see the immense talent that he is, so you can see why his team fought so hard to keep him, and you can see why we fought so hard to get him," Brown explains in "All In." "The way that landed, I felt it was very important to protect our reputation. It was a difficult, expensive experience for everyone. We move on." After ending up in court, Palou was ultimately ordered in January to pay McLaren $12 million for breach of contract after he backed out of a deal to switch teams. Instead of Palou, McLaren's third INDYCAR seat went to Siegel, who's now in his second full season in the series. "For Zak, having lost the best that there is in the sport, hes now searching for the guy who can be the next Palou," INDYCAR on FOX broadcaster Will Buxton explains on "All In." "Does he have that already in Pato? Does he think hes found it in Christian?" Or maybe it's Siegel. And Kanaan the 2004 INDYCAR champ and the 2013 Indianapolis 500 winner is pushing hard. "Last year, Nolan had some good races, had some bad races," INDYCAR on FOX analyst James Hinchcliffe says in the latest episode. "But McLaren shows up to win. And when Tony Kanaan says, Top 10, or youre out, you either rise to the occasion and perform or you dont." The newest "All In" episode is set against the backdrop of INDYCAR's Long Beach race weekend earlier this month, focusing on McLaren's three drivers. [INDYCAR: 'All In' Episode Dives Into Team Penske's 2026 Rebound] "I wasnt expecting to be a team principal," Kanaan says in "All In." "It was not my intention. I was an INDYCAR driver for 26 years. Zak put a challenge in front of me to come in as a consultant just to help the drivers on the race weekends, and that developed to coming in full time." Long Beach is a uniquely challenging track technically, it's a street course as Hinchcliffe recently explained. And unfortunately for McLaren, Palou ended up at the top of the podium. Now, INDYCAR looks ahead to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course, followed by the iconic Indy 500, a race win for which many in the sport would argue O'Ward is long overdue. "Hes going to win the Indy 500 and win a championship or two," Brown says in "All In." Featuring INDYCAR drivers and insiders along with INDYCAR on FOX's Hinchcliffe, Buxton and Townsend Bell "All In" examines the biggest challenges, the pressure points and the high-speed competition of racing in the series. But each episode features its own focus on a driver, team or series storyline. Watch "All In" on the INDYCAR On FOX YouTube page, FOXSports.com and the FOX Sports App, FOX One, as well as INDYCAR and INDYCAR on FOX social channels.

Rohit Sharma's wife Ritika Sajdeh penned down a heartfelt message on his birthday as the Indian star turned 39, with wishes pouring in from fans, teammates, and well-wishers across the world.

A look at five years of post-draft rankings shows what they get right about process and projection -- and why a flawed exercise is still worth doing

Subscribe to The Kevin O'Connor ShowApple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeKevin OConnor and Tom Haberstroh go over the electric first-round matchups in the NBA. The pair discuss the brewing comebacks, from LeBron James Los Angeles Lakers potentially blowing a 3-0 lead to the Houston Rockets, to the rejuvenated Philadelphia 76ers winning against the Boston Celtics in Game 5.They then talk about the recently eliminated Suns & Trail Blazers and what they should prioritize in the offseason. Plus, the pair debates the validity of the NBAs proposed 3-2-1" lottery system.(1:11) Rockets force Game 6 vs. Lakers(14:49) Pistons force Game 6 vs. Magic(24:58) Celtics @ 76ers Game 6 preview(32:31) Nuggets @ Wolves Game 6 preview(38:58) Cavs win Game 5 vs. Raptors(42:39) Knicks @ Hawks Game 6 preview(50:15) Thunder & Spurs advance to west semis(57:26) Blazers & Suns offseason priorities(1:08:43) NBAs new 3-2-1 lottery proposalLos Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James looks toward the scoreboard during the second half in Game 5 of a first-round NBA playoffs basketball series against the Houston Rockets, Wednesday, April 29, 2026, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)Mark J. Terrill Watch this full episode on the Yahoo Sports NBA YouTube channelCheck out all episodes of The Kevin OConnor Show and the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at yahoosports.tv

Mexican icon Guillermo "Memo" Ochoa is preparing for one final dance for both club and country. The legendary goalkeeper is set to re-write history as part of Mexicos roster for the 2026 World Cup, marking a record-breaking sixth appearance on footballs biggest stage. The news, confirmed by transfer expert Fabrizio Romano and reposted by Ochoa himself, signals the end of an era. After the tournament, the 40-year-old shot-stopper will officially retire from both the National Team and professional club football, having most recently played for Cypruss AEL Limassol. "Im leaving calmly," Ochoa told TUDN. "It is difficult, without a doubt, but in my case it will not be so difficult because I have enjoyed it for many years and there comes a point where your head and body say, we have given everything, you have left everything, then you leave calmly and that will be my case." Ochoas World Cup journey began as a backup in 2006 and 2010 before he became a global sensation with heroic performances in 2014, 2018, and 2022. He also won a Bronze medal with Mexico during the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo as an over-age reinforcement. By reaching his sixth World Cup, he will join an elite pantheon of legends alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Javier Aguirres squad is already in deep preparation, with Liga MX players reporting for training May 6. The final roster deadline is June 1, just ten days before Mexico kicks off the tournament against South Africa at Banorte Stadium. For "Memo," it will be the ultimate closing chapter to a career defined by longevity, spectacular saves, and national pride.

Jasprit Bumrah's form has been a major topic of debate this season, especially with MI languishing in ninth place in the points table.

Find best bets for the biggest games in sports on Thursday from the SportsLine Projection Model and top CBS Sports experts

Ricard Opens Up on Emotional Exit From BaltimorePatrick Ricard didnt sugarcoat how difficult it was to leave Baltimore after nine seasons.Speaking during an appearance on Jordan Schultzs podcast, Ricard opened up about the moment it truly hit him that his time with the Ravens was over.After I signed, I went back home to Massachusetts and I remember it was one pointwhere I was just thinking about it and I'm not going to lie. Like I actually started crying. Istarted crying and just thinking like, Wow, like I'm never I'm not going back to Baltimore.Like it's like that part of my career, that part of my life is over. And I think once I finally likewent to OTAs on the first day I think that's when it finally hit me like, okay, now I'm here.Its a reminder of just how much Baltimore meant to Ricard, not just as a team, but as a chapter of his life.This article originally appeared on Ravens Wire: Patrick Ricard cried over Ravens departure

Say hello to the Pocket Furrfighter your portable pet hair solution Pets love to shed. It’s not just seasonally, it’s daily. You get all ready for that big interview or fancy dinner date and when you sit down you notice a layer of…what is that? Upon closer examination, you discover it’s just love (fur) from your pet left on your pants from sitting. Finding a pet hair remover shouldn’t feel like a hassle or one that doesn’t work with your lifestyle. That’s why we at FurrFighters created the Pocket Furrfighter, our travel sized pet hair remover when you’re on-the-go and need to look your best in a pinch. Stick rollers. We’ve all been there. You reach for the small sticky roller only to realize the thing doesn’t have any stick left on it! The Pocket Furrfighter is sticky roller alternative. This discreet hair remover fits right in your purse, pocket, briefcase or glove box. Simply slide the Pocket Furrfighter over 2-3 fingers and use a flicking motion to instantly whisk away hair. The pet hair remover easily lifts hair away without using wasteful sticky tape that leaves behind a residue. Not only is it travel size, it’s also reusable! Once your Pocket Furrfighter looks dirty just give it a quick rinse under water or give it a good “slap” in your hands to remove any stray hairs and debris. It’s also biodegradable and recyclable when you are finished with it. Whether you’re a uniformed professional or a traveler on the open road the last travel accessory you’ll ever need is the Pocket Furrfighter. ⚠️ California Proposition 65 Warning: This product may expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more .