LOS ANGELES The NFLs newest Super Team and heavy favorites to win the Super Bowl want all the smoke. Thats according to the Los Angeles Rams' newest addition, reigning league Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett, who made that clear at the teams unveiling of new uniforms in front of a packed house of season ticket holders at the YouTube Theater on Thursday. When Garrett was asked which NFC West team he looked forward to playing this season, he pointed north on I-5 to the Pacific Northwest and the defending champion Seattle Seahawks. "I want the champs," Garrett said, with a rowdy crowd roaring its approval. "They won it all, and Ive got to see what thats about. They feel like theyve got the pieces to run it back, and I feel like weve got the pieces to take over." With one of the most loaded rosters in recent memory, Rams MVP quarterback Matthew Stafford said he embraces the challenge, operating in the ultra-competitive environment of Los Angeles since relocating from St. Louis 10 years ago. The Rams took a similar approach in 2021, loading up on stars like Odell Beckham Jr., Von Miller, Jalen Ramsey and Eric Weddle, which led to the teams first Super Bowl victory since moving back to Los Angeles five years ago. That Super Bowl was played at their home field, SoFi Stadium, which is where this season's Super Bowl will be played, too. "Ive been around long enough to know that you have to go out and earn it every day," Stafford said. "And thats really the fun part, is getting to earn that, right? Not sitting here and talking about it, seeing what we look like on paper. So, well OK, lets go out there and pump the football up, and see if we can score some points and stop some people. Thats kind of where my heads at." Rams team president Kevin Demoff addressed the most pressing question this offseason of defensive game wrecker Aaron Donald potentially returning, saying the franchise will continue to take a patient approach in the possibility of the four-time Defensive Player of the Year playing football again after retiring two years ago. "We dont have a ring, or a Lombardi Trophy or a banner if not for Aaron Donald," Demoff said. "I think Sean [McVay] said it best yesterday. If Aaron wants to return, we will wait with open arms. Its his decision, his choice. But theres not a day that goes by that I dont wake up refreshing social media, seeing if theres a post or hoping that theres a text that says, You up?" Added Stafford: "Whatevers right for him will be right for all of us." While the team hasn't set a timetable for Donald to decide whether to potentially unretire, a league source close to Donald told me he is leaning toward returning. Donald participated in a workout in full pads at the teams facility two weeks ago. As for the matter at hand on Thursday night, the two alternate uniforms the Rams introduced "Classic Sol" and "Fearsome White" celebrate the franchises championship history and iconic legacy, according to the team. The "Classic Sol" uniform celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Rams' 1951 championship team, while the "Fearsome White" honors the legendary Fearsome Foursome defensive line of Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Lamar Lundy and Rosey Grier that dominated the NFL during the 1960s and early 1970s. Grier, the oldest living former Ram at 94 years old, attended the uniform unveiling. "These uniforms are a celebration and reminder of the moments and people that built the Rams into what and who we are today," said Kathryn Kai-Iing Frederick, chief marketing officer for the Rams. "Every detail was intentionally designed to honor the grit and greatness of our history while delivering a modern look for today's players and fans." The Rams will wear the Classic Sol uniform a combination of yellow jersey and white pants for the first time in a Week 2 home contest against the New York Giants. The Rams will also wear them in a Week 13 home game against the Kansas City Chiefs. The debut of the Fearsome White combination will be on their Thanksgiving Eve home matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Hall of Fame running back and Rams legend Eric Dickerson was on hand for the unveiling. Dickerson told me he wasnt a fan of the Classic Sol and still wants the franchise to return to the classic horns look on the teams helmets. But he praised the Rams for paying respect to the teams history with the return to the traditional all-white uniforms. "It kind of reminds me of the Fearsome Foursome," Dickerson said. "I wish we would have worn those uniforms."

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Funeral services were held Friday for Janice McNair, Houston Texans co-founder and senior chair. (Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle) Hundreds of people gathered Friday at St. Luke's United Methodist Church for the funeral of Houston Texans co-founder Janice McNair."She was exceptional," said Cal McNair, Janice's son and the current CEO and chair of the Texans.McNair died July 14 of natural causes. She was 89.Throughout the service, McNair's graciousness, her ability to make others feel seen and her impact on the lives of others were common threads speakers touched upon during the service.LEGACY OF GIVING:Janice McNair's actions away from football were manyCal said the four main pillars in her mother's life were faith, family, philanthropy and football.Among the people in attendance at the service included Pro Football Hall of Famer Andre Johnson, Texas legend J.J. Watt, current Texans head coach DeMeco Ryans, former head coach Gary Kubiak, general manager Nick Caserio, quarterback C.J. Stroud, Mayor John Whitmire and several other players.She co-founded the Texans with her late husband Bob in 1999. The McNairs had first moved to Houston nearly four decades before in 1960 with Bob making his mark in the business world with Cogen Technologies, which became the largest privately held power company in the country.The Texans played their first season in 2002. Following Bob's death in 2018, McNair was the team's principal owner until 2024 when Cal took over the role.In addition to her role with the Texans, McNair was also a dedicated philanthropist. She and her husband donated more than half a billion dollars in their lifetimes and started three charities, all of which McNair chaired."Alongside Bob, she helped bring the NFL back to her beloved Houston and played an essential role in building the Texans into an organization that reflects the values they held dear - service, integrity, and commitment to community," NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement after McNair's death.The McNairs gave money to a variety of causes in the local Houston community, including to local educational and medical institutions.McNair was bornin 1936 and grew up in Orangeburg, S.C. She attended Columbia (S.C) College.She and Bob married in 1957. They had four children, sons Cal and Cary and daughters Melissa and Ruth, 13 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.Cal said it is comforting to know his parents are together once again."They shared an extraordinary partnership," Cal said.McNair was the fourth person inducted into the Texans Ring of Honor, joining her husband, Johnson and Watt.Johnson, who played for the Texans from 2003 to 2014, said being able to speak about McNair as part of the service is one of his life's greatest honors.The McNairs didn't just give him a football contract, Johnson said, they gave him a family.Johnson highlighted Janice's strength and how she celebrated the Texans players more so for who they were as people than for their football accomplishments.He also noted that while he might have been the first player inducted into the Texans Ring of Honor, Janice was the example for everyone."We love you," Johnson said. "We'll miss you."SubscribeTheres more to Houston with the Chronicle. Subscribe today for just 25.This article originally published at 'We love you. We'll miss you.' Houston Texans past and present gather for Janice McNair's funeral.

Patrick Mahomes has been cleared fully to participate in training camp, Andy Reid said.The Kansas City Chiefs coach took the podium Friday to start training camp with another encouraging sign for the Chiefs recovering quarterback.Just over seven months since Mahomes suffered season-ending ACL and LCL tears on December 14, doctors have given Mahomes full clearance for camp.Clearance to practice and do all the different periods of practice we have, Reid said.Doctors will monitor Mahomes progress and response to the work daily.But right now, ehs been cleared to go ahead and participate fully, Reid said.The NFL schedule makers bet that Mahomes would heal quickly.

Though he tore his ACL in December, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been fully cleared to practice, head coach Andy Reid said in his Friday press conference. Pats doing great with his [rehab]," Reid said. "Right now hes got clearance to practice and do all the different periods that we have in this camp. Well just take it day by day and see how he does. Hell have plenty of eyes on him from coaches to trainers to doctors. "But right now, hes been cleared to go ahead and participate fully."Does that mean he's going to play Week 1? "Im optimistic, and I know he is extremely optimistic," Reid said. "But I think youve got to see how things go here. Lets just see where were at and not make any predictions or anything else. Take it day by day and see where it goes." Reid noted that Mahomes will go through his normal reps at the start of camp. Chiefs quarterbacks and rookies reported to camp on Friday, which inherently gives the QBs a little more ramp-up time before the rest of the squad reports on July 28. But either way, Reid doesn't anticipate Mahomes' reps will be any different in camp. "Well see about games and all that once we get there. But right now, were just going to take it day by day and see how he does," Reid said. "But hes been given clearance."Hes been up here every day, doing his thing, rehabbing. I mentioned before how much time he spent if anybody spent time doing this thing the right way, hes it. We appreciate that. And hes been given clearance by the doctors to work. And theyre pretty comfortable with that. But keeping an eye on him."

MegaTony Romo has largely stayed out of the headlines since retiring from the NFL nearly a decade ago, but the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback is now making news for a very different reason.The 46-year-old CBS Sports analyst was arrested Thursday night in Milwaukee on suspicion of operating while intoxicated (OWI), according to the Milwaukee County Sheriffs Office. Romo was reportedly stopped while driving on southbound Interstate 43 after deputies observed signs of impaired driving. Authorities said he was unable to complete standard field sobriety tests before being taken into custody. He was later booked and released.MegaThe arrest marks the first known legal issue for Romo, who has maintained a relatively low profile since retiring from the NFL in 2017 and transitioning into broadcasting. As the lead NFL analyst for CBS Sports, hes become one of footballs most recognizable television personalities, earning praise for his game analysis after spending 14 seasons as quarterback of the Dallas Cowboys.The incident reportedly happened while Romo was back in his home state of Wisconsin, where he grew up and has remained active in the golf community. According to reports, he had recently competed in the Wisconsin State Amateur golf tournament before his arrest.Under Wisconsin law, a first-offense OWI is generally treated as a civil offense rather than a criminal one, though offenders can still face fines and other penalties. Romo is scheduled to appear in court on Sept. 21.Neither Romo nor CBS Sports has publicly commented on the arrest at publication.Read More From InTouch WeeklyMeredith Marks Just Recreated One of Her Most Viral 'RHOSLC' Moments in Unexpected New VideoSimone Biles Undergoes Procedure One Month After Revealing She 'Almost' Lost Her LifeThe View's Alyssa Farah Griffin Reveals 'Real Source of Tension' in Marriage to Justin GriffinThis story Tony Romos Quiet Offseason Takes Shocking Turn With Reported OWI Arrest first appeared on InTouch Weekly. Follow InTouch Weekly on Yahoo so you dont miss whats coming next.

Subscribe to The Kevin O'Connor ShowApple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTubeLeBron James is headed to the Philadelphia 76ers, and the shockwaves are significant. The conversation dives deep on why LeBron chose Philly over Miami, Cleveland, Golden State and Minnesota, breaking down the Sixers stacked new lineup and what this means for their championship odds.Longtime Lakers reporter,Mike Trudell, joins to discuss LeBrons fit, potential legacy impact and fresh leadership role alongside Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey and Jaylen Brown. Then, Sam Esfandiari of the Light Years Ahead podcast jumps in to analyze Golden States lack of moves and how the Warriors and other contenders missed out.(0:36) LeBron James signs with Philadelphia(9:55) Mike Trudell joins the show(22:38) LeBron's fit with 76ers(48:47) Sam Esfandiari joins theshowLeBron James checks in at the scorer's table against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game Four of the Second Round of the NBA Western Conference Playoffs at Crypto.com Arena on May 11, 2026 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)(Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images) Watch this full episode on the Yahoo Sports NBA YouTube channelCheck out all episodes of The Kevin O'Connor Show and the rest of the Yahoo Sports podcast family at https://apple.co/3zEuTQj or at yahoosports.tv