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On late Thursday night, we finally had some free-agent wide receiver news. And it involved the Washington Commanders, sort of, as Deebo Samuel returned to the San Francisco 49ers on a one-year deal. Samuel spent last season with the Commanders, leading the team in receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns. With Samuel off the board, could we soon learn the fate of Stefon Diggs?Per ESPN's John Keim, the Commanders are continuing to monitor the situation. "There's only one guy that I think Washington would sign, and it's Stefon Diggs," Keim said on his podcast, the "John Keim Report," on Thursday. "I would say they continue to monitor that situation, and you can take that however you want. When you monitor it, you are not doing it from afar; you're not doing it like, 'Oh, I wonder what's going to happen?' If you're monitoring it, what do you think that means? It means you're in the know. Where that goes, I don't know. I don't know how many teams are interested in Diggs. We do know he'd like to play here. We do know this team could use another receiver. The fact that Diggs has not signed yet would suggest that no offer has been made to his liking, or his agent's liking."Keim again made it clear that if Washington does sign a receiver, he believes it will be Diggs, because it makes the most sense. Diggs, 32, spent last season with the New England Patriots and started all 17 games. Despite playing in only 55% of the offensive snaps, Diggs led the Patriots with 85 receptions for 1,013 yards and he caught four touchdowns. On the first day of training camp on Wednesday, wide receiver Treylon Burks injured his foot. While it's not expected to be serious, it's something worth watching. Injuries have followed Burks throughout his career. This article originally appeared on Commanders Wire: What's the latest between the Commanders and WR Stefon Diggs?

Where to watch Fire vs. Fever today: Channel, time, TV schedule, live stream for Caitlin Clark WNBA game originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The Fever will continue their packed travel week with a stop in Portland to take on the Fire this Friday.Indiana started off its West Coast stint with a solid win over Seattle on Tuesday, 105-95. With star Caitlin Clark leading the pack once again, the Fever soared to their fourth straight victory. Clark totaled 32 points and Kelsey Mitchell 28, but Aliyah Boston was pulled from the game after taking a hard fall in the second quarter.Meanwhile, the Fire have lost their last two matchups at home against the Aces and Wings. Despite an early lead and late rally against Dallas, Portland was unable to overcome the combined power of Paige Bueckers, Azzi Fudd and Arike Ogunbowale. Can the Fire recover with a win at home?These two squads last met on May 30, with the Fire dominating 100-84. Who will come out on top this time?Here's everything you need to know about Fire vs. Fever today, including TV channel and streaming options for the WNBA matchup.Where to watch Fire vs. Fever today: TV channel, live streamTV channel:IONLive stream:fubo,DIRECTVFire vs. Fever will be broadcast nationally on ION. Fans and cord-cutters can also stream the action live onfuboorDIRECTV.Fubo offers a free trial for new subscribers, so you can try the service before you buy. Stream ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox and 100+ top channels of live TV and sports without cable. (Participating plans only. Taxes and fees may apply.)What time is Fire vs. Fever today?Date: Friday, July 31Time:10 p.m. ET | 7p.m. PTThe Fire and Fever will go head-to-head on Friday, July 31 at 10 p.m. ET. The matchup will take place at Moda Center in Portland, Oregon.Portland Fire schedule 2026Here's a look at the Fire's next five matchups.DateMatchupTime (ET)July 31vs. Fever10 p.m.Aug. 2vs. Sparks3:30 p.m.Aug. 6vs. Tempo10 p.m.Aug. 8vs. Storm8:30 p.m.Aug. 13vs. Lynx10 p.m.Indiana Fever schedule 2026Here's a look at the Fever's next five matchups.DateMatchupTime (ET)July 31at Fire10 p.m.Aug. 2at Lynx1 p.m.Aug. 6vs. Aces7 p.m.Aug. 8at Sky3:30 p.m.Aug. 11vs. Liberty7:30 p.m.Related LinksLatest WNBA news and rumorsWNBA scores, schedule 2026WNBA standings 2026

Red Sox trade rumors: CJ Abrams, Zach Neto among 6 top options for Boston at 2026 deadline originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.A few short weeks ago, it looked as though the trade deadline would be dominated by conversations about which players the Red Sox would trade. Now, Boston is among the many teams looking to add to its roster for the stretch run.The Red Sox are not only in playoff position, but they have a record that would at least put them firmly in the mix for division titles if they played in the AL Central or AL West. In a wide-open league, Boston might believe it has a chance to make a deep run.One major move has already been made, as the Red Sox acquired 3B Curtis Mead from the Nationals for young starter Connelly Early, hoping Mead's power will boost their lineup both this season and in the years to come.The Red Sox also have some internal additions on the way back, they hope. Boston is still holding out hope that Roman Anthony and Garrett Crochet will return from injuries at some point, though neither return is imminent.In the meantime, here are six trade deadline options the Red Sox could target as they look to upgrade.MORE:16 players who could be traded by MLB deadlineRed Sox trade deadline targetsCJ Abrams, SS, NationalsWhatever the price was for CJ Abrams before the All-Star break, it's since gone up. Abrams has been on a ridiculous tear for the Nationals, notching 14 hits in a span of five games, and the numbers show he's been one of the best hitters in all of baseball this season.While there are defensive concerns, Abrams' bat and age he's still only 25 make a trade unlikely. Washington will have a decision to make on Abrams given he's set to be a free agent after the 2028 season, but the time for that decision likely isn't right now. For the Red Sox, adding a bat like Abrams at shortstop would be a dream, and they figure to still try to blow the Nationals away.Zach Neto, SS, AngelsLike Abrams, Zach Neto is a controllable young shortstop who would have to be pried away from his team. There have been reports, though, that an Angels front office in transition is willing to listen.The 25-year-old Neto has had a tough time making consistent contact this season, but he's coming off back-to-back 5-WAR seasons and pairs impressive power with strong defense. Strikeout concerns aside, Neto would be a natural long-term fit for the Red Sox' infield.SN 140:The immortals among baseball's greatest playersFoster Griffin, SP, NationalsWith Crochet's return potentially not coming until the postseason and Early traded, the Red Sox could look to add an additional starter. Nationals breakout arm Foster Griffin could be available.The 31-year-old Griffin came back over to the U.S. from Japan this past winter and has been excellent for the Nationals, starting 12-2 with a 2.76 ERA and 113 strikeouts over 21 starts. Griffin's predictive metrics indicate he's due for some regression, but he's flashed the kind of control that teams want in big spots and wouldn't cost a massive price as a rental.Luis Arraez, 2B, GiantsDid the Red Sox' addition of Mead negate the need for Luis Arraez? Boston is still trying to figure out how Mead and Caleb Durbin will fit positionally, but with needs remaining in the infield, taking a flier on a contact bat like Arraez could still be on the table.The former Twins, Marlins and Padres standout has enjoyed a strong season with the Giants, again showcasing little power but making up for it with a .326 AVG and the best OPS+ of his career at 130. Arraez would be a rental, so the cost wouldn't be enormous.MORE:Why the Tigers should (and shouldn't) trade Tarik SkubalLuke Weaver, RP, MetsThe Mets seem likely to trade Luke Weaver, and the Red Sox, like most teams, could beef up their bullpen at the deadline. Weaver has a 1.93 ERA and 0.83 WHIP in New York this season, bouncing back from a rockier final season with the Yankees, and his 5.1 hits allowed per nine innings really jumps out. Weaver has pitched in the AL East before and could be a worthwhile rental addition for the rival of his former team.Tyler Stephenson, C, RedsThe Red Sox haven't gotten enough production from their catchers this season. While their dream might have been either Shea Langeliers, who is out with a torn meniscus, or Hunter Goodman, who is reportedly not on the trade market, the reality of the market may make Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson one of their top options.Stephenson's bat has declined since a strong 2024, but he has a career 103 OPS+ and could be rejuvenated by a pennant race and the potential to rebuild his value before hitting the open market in the winter. The Red Sox can't be too picky at catcher, and Stephenson wouldn't come at a major cost.

FC Twente to join Ajax in Conference League qualification after defeat to FerencvarosAjax are through to the next round of the Conference League after a demolition job on Serbian side Vojvodina. They will be joined in the next round of the competition by FC Twente, who ended up losing out in the Europa League to Hungarian side Ferencvaros. Despite the hosts being down to 10 men, FC Twente were unable to capitalise and will now drop down a competition.Things had been going badly for the Dutch side with Ferencvaros 2-0 up after 50 minutes. The Hungarian home side were already down to 10 men at this point after Belgian midfielder Philippe Rommens had been sent off in the first half. It took FC Twente until the final 10 minutes to put real pressure on, with goals from Wout Weghorts and Lucas Vennegoor of Hesselink. Yet these came too little too late for FC Twente to equalise on aggregate and they ended up losing 4-3 overall. Twente will now face Slovakian side DAC 1904 Dunajska Streda in the Conference League. Ajax had no problem in their second leg against Vojvodina. The Amsterdam side won 4-1 on the night, 8-2 on aggregate thanks to a hat-trick from Oscar Gloukh. Ajax will now face Irish side Shelbourne who beat Estonian side Nomme Kalju over two legs. GBeNeFN|Ben Jackson

Other NFL team previews: 32. Dolphins | 31. Jets | 30. Cardinals | 29. Browns | 28. Titans | 27. Raiders | 26. Falcons | 25. Giants | 24. Saints | 23. Panthers | 22. Buccaneers | 21. Colts | 20. Steelers | 19. Vikings | 18. Commanders | 17. Bengals | 16. Jaguars | 15. Packers | 14. Chargers | 13. 49ers | 12. Chiefs | 11. Bears | 10. Texans | 9. Eagles | 8. Cowboys | 7. Ravens | 6. Lions | 5. PatriotsAmong the countless interesting tidbits in an ESPN story shadowing Sean Payton for a week before last season's AFC Championship game was one of Payton's "playoff myths" he shared with the team. The myth he showed his players was, "We'll Be Back Next Year." Payton followed that by telling the team, "Nothing is promised."The Denver Broncos had a remarkable season with a weird ending. Not long after the Broncos beat the Buffalo Bills in one of the most thrilling games of last postseason, Payton returned to the podium and shared with the media that Bo Nix had broken his ankle and was out for the rest of the season, including the AFC championship game. The Broncos battled in that AFC title game against the Patriots with Jarrett Stidham starting at quarterback, but one massive turnover by Stidham and a questionable fourth-down gamble in the first half, along with a blinding snowstorm in the second half, might have cost them a win and a chance to play in the Super Bowl. As Payton told the team before the game, being in that position might not happen again. "Man, we missed Bo in that game," Payton said in the story, written by Seth Wickersham. The bad news for the Broncos is it's almost impossible to improve upon a 14-3 record, especially considering how many comeback wins Denver had. The good news is Denver's infrastructure is solid. The Broncos have a coach in Payton who has a good shot at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They finally found an answer to their longtime quarterback problem in Nix. The Broncos have perhaps the best offensive line in the NFL as well as a top five defense. Nik Bonitto leads a Broncos defense that helped the team get the No. 1 seed in the AFC last season. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)AAron Ontiveroz via Getty ImagesAnd now Denver brings on a brand new playmaker in Jaylen Waddle, acquired in a trade with the Dolphins. It would be nice if the Broncos had a star running back or were better at linebacker, but nobody's perfect and Denver is situated for success as well as anyone aside from a few teams. The regression case can't be ignored though. Like the Patriots, who beat Denver in that snowstorm to advance to the Super Bowl, there's plenty of skepticism about the Broncos coming close to repeating their 2025 season. It starts with great fortune in close games last season. The Broncos were 2-2 after four weeks, then had a 10-game winning streak. Nine of those wins were by eight or fewer points. After a loss to the Jaguars to break the streak, the Broncos added a seven-point win over Kansas City without Patrick Mahomes. That streak of close wins is unsustainable, unless you're the 2023-24 Chiefs. It included one of the wildest comebacks ever, as the Broncos trailed 19-0 at home to the lowly Giants but scored 33 points in the fourth quarter to win 33-32. Denver trailed in 12 of its 14 regular-season wins, becoming the first team in NFL history with 12 comeback wins, according to Opta Stats. Then they added another comeback win in the playoffs against the Bills. Play Yahoo's new College Fantasy Football game: Create or join a league now!The Broncos profiled as closer to an 11-win team based on point differential (+90) and DVOA. There's nothing wrong with an 11-win season, but it's a big step back from 14. Denver was average in most offensive metrics, and maybe Waddle doesn't change all of that. The defense was good but that fluctuates more than offensive success from season to season. While the Patriots got a lot of scorn for facing an easy schedule, the Broncos played the fourth-easiest schedule last season, according to DVOA. There are reasons to believe in the staying power of the Broncos while also acknowledging that they're unlikely to have as smooth of a runout as last season. The Broncos hope to be right back in the AFC championship game and finish the job to make a Super Bowl. But nothing is promised. Offseason gradeThe Broncos were surprisingly quiet in the early part of free agency. Then came the big move, as Denver traded for Jaylen Waddle and a fourth-round pick, sending the Dolphins a first-, third- and fourth-round pick in return. That's a lot to give up, but it was also a weak draft class. While the Broncos retained many of their own free agents, like running back J.K. Dobbins, linebacker Alex Singleton and tight end Adam Trautman, the only outside free agent they added was safety Tycen Anderson on a one-year, $1.5 million deal. The plan was pretty clear: Run it back with last season's team, with one key addition in Waddle. The Broncos did lose defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers, who signed a massive three-year, $63 million deal with the Titans, and linebacker Dre Greenlaw, who didn't fit well in his first and only Broncos season. The draft was light due to Denver sending three picks to the Dolphins. Despite making only a few additions, Waddle was such a perfect fit for what the Broncos needed that it was still a successful offseason. Grade: BQuarterback reportBo Nix had 279 yards and three touchdowns with several key plays in an overtime win over the Bills in the divisional round, which has to be a reason why everyone has decided to ignore that Nix was only average at best during the regular season. Nix's 87.8 passer rating was 26th among qualified quarterbacks, behind players like Justin Fields and Tua Tagovailoa. Most of Nix's numbers were slightly down from his rookie season. Offensively, the Broncos ranked 15th in DVOA, 15th in EPA (expected points added) per play and 19th in success rate. Nix individually was 18th in adjusted EPA per play among quarterbacks. He wasn't bad, but he also isn't suddenly better than Lamar Jackson. Assuming Nix has recovered from ankle surgery, he could make positive strides in his third season. Payton is still around, although Davis Webb takes over as the play-calling offensive coordinator after he was a hot candidate in the coaching cycle this offseason. Getting Jaylen Waddle is a boost for the passing game. And Nix's rookie season set a good foundation even if there was a bit of a sophomore slump. Nix should be fine, even if he got a little too much credit this offseason. Odds breakdownFrom Yahoo's Ben Fawkes: "With a healthy Bo Nix, we could be discussing the Broncos as defending Super Bowl champions. Even with Nix, though, Denver won a lot of games (14-3, AFC No. 1 seed) but wasn't good to bettors, posting a 7-9-1 ATS record in the regular season, including a 4-9 ATS mark as a favorite. With that said, the Broncos are loaded this season, as they return the vast majority of their roster and they added Jaylen Waddle via trade to provide another offensive weapon for Nix. The No. 5 defense by DVOA should be a terrific unit as well. Grab Denver to make the postseason at -140 odds." Yahoo's fantasy takeFrom Yahoo's Scott Pianowski: "RJ Harvey did a lot of fun things as a rookie, with 12 touchdowns pushing him into RB2 range. But the regular spikes belied a mediocre 3.7 YPC, and the Broncos still have a crowded backfield, retaining J.K. Dobbins and drafting Jonah Coleman. Harvey was underwhelming after Dobbins got hurt last year, a slump I can't overlook. He's not one of my proactive targets in the middle rounds." Stat to rememberWhen Sean Payton was hired as the Broncos' new head coach in 2023, he hired Vance Joseph as his defensive coordinator. It was weird because Joseph had been Denver's head coach five years before, but it worked. After a rough first season, Joseph's last two defenses have been fantastic, finishing fourth and fifth in DVOA. Last season the Broncos were second in yards allowed, third in points allowed and first in success rate allowed. They were first in adjusted yards per attempt allowed and third in yards per rushing attempt allowed, the sign of a balanced defense. There are stars on the defense, led by cornerback and 2024 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain II and pass rusher Nik Bonitto, who had 14 sacks last season. It's hard to rank inside the NFL's top five on defense for multiple seasons, but 10 starters return (though edge rusher Jonathon Cooper's status is uncertain after he was arrested twice in June and charged with felony assault). Joseph, who couldn't land a head coaching job despite some interviews, also returns. That continuity should lead to another strong season. Burning question: How much different will the Broncos' offense be with Davis Webb calling plays and Jaylen Waddle on board? The 2026 Broncos will look surprisingly similar to the 2025 Broncos. There wasn't much turnover. But there are two huge changes to the offense. Davis Webb, who was promoted to offensive coordinator this offseason after Joe Lombardi was fired, takes over play-calling duties from Sean Payton. It's the first time since Payton became a head coach in 2006 that one of his offensive coordinators will be a full-time play-caller, aside from the season he missed due to a Bountygate suspension. Payton gushed about Webb's ability Webb got multiple head-coaching interviews despite being 31 years old and having no coordinator experience but it's not like Payton won't have influence on the offense. "We think very similarly. I know how he wants the game to be played," Webb said, via the team's site. "It's the same offense for the most part, just little tweaks here and there. This is a Sean Payton-coached football team, a Sean Payton offensive philosophy." Webb will be figuring out how to get Waddle the ball as often as possible. Waddle, who is 28 years old, set a then-rookie record with 104 catches in 2021 and had 1,356 yards a year later. Injuries and problems within the Dolphins' offense capped his numbers the past couple seasons, but his versatility will fit well with Courtland Sutton, Denver's big X receiver. Waddle should be a huge difference maker. That would make Webb's job easier. Best-case scenarioImagine how dominant the Broncos would have been last season if Bo Nix improved from his rookie season instead of taking a bit of a step back. They were the top team in the AFC last regular season with Nix being a middle-of-the-road quarterback. He's not the first QB to dip in his second season, and he could end up being very good in his third season, especially if Jaylen Waddle hits big. It also says something about new offensive coordinator Davis Webb that Sean Payton was willing to give him play-calling duties in what looked like an attempt to keep Webb in Denver while other teams were trying to poach him. Maybe some new ideas will energize the Broncos' offense and Nix. The defense should be good again and we can count on the Broncos to be very well coached. The Broncos had a fortunate record in close games last season, but a great coach and strong defense should provide an edge in those games. Perhaps it wasn't that fluky. It will be very hard to repeat 14-3. The Broncos would prefer a couple more wins in the playoffs instead. Nightmare scenarioIf the Broncos played to their point differential, DVOA or had a record just above .500 in close games, they would have been 11-6 last season. That's not a bad baseline, but they probably wouldn't be in the top five of this countdown either. The Broncos shouldn't fall too far, even if they can't repeat last season. It's also possible that, in a tough division and a deep AFC as a whole, the Broncos could slip behind the Chiefs and Chargers or both in the AFC West and get squeezed out in a competitive wild-card race. That might happen if Bo Nix doesn't improve from last season which would put the Broncos in a sticky spot when it comes to Nix's second contract negotiation and the defense can't repeat a top-five finish. Going from a heartbreaking loss one step from the Super Bowl to being out of the playoffs would be crushing to a Broncos franchise that thought it was out of its post-Peyton Manning malaise. The crystal ball saysIn a weird way, the Broncos would probably be a trendier team if they went 11-6 last season instead of 14-3. Because regression is now a buzzword, everyone is in a race to condemn the Broncos. Denver's record certainly will take a step back, but to what? Most people will go overboard downgrading the Broncos, and I won't be doing that. There's a lot to like about Denver. If it weren't for the regression police, we'd be talking about a team with an elite defense, top offensive line and a third-year quarterback who could play much better than he did last season with an exciting new offensive playmaker. And they're all led by a head coach who is likely to land in the Hall of Fame. It doesn't look like a team that will be hovering around .500. This is a talented team on both sides of the ball, and Bo Nix's playoff performance should be an indicator that he'll have a good third season. There is a chance the Broncos aren't the AFC West winner because they play in perhaps the NFL's toughest division, but this should be a playoff team. They won't win 14 games again, but don't make the mistake of overlooking them.

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