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The Indianapolis Colts open up the preseason on Thursday on the road, taking on the New England Patriots. On Tuesday, the two teams will take part in a joint practice.Ahead of this week's game, the Colts have released their unofficial depth chart. While nothing here is set in stone, it does perhaps provide us with some insights into where key positional battles stand.Here are 10 takeaways from it.Wide receiverWith the WR3 role up for grabs, Ashton Dulin is listed as one of the outside starters, along with Alec Pierce. Dulin has seemed to be in control of that positional battle since offseason programs. Laquon Treadwell and Nick Westbrook-Ikhine are the backups.Backup centerJimmy Morrissey is listed as Tanor Bortolini's backup. He has been competing for that role with Dalton Tucker. Early on, both Morrissey and Tucker experienced their ups and downs.Backup quarterbackThe Colts listed this position as either Riley Leonard "OR" Anthony Richardson. Both quarterbacks will see ample playing time on Thursday.Backup running backDJ Giddens is listed ahead of Seth McGowan. That said, McGowan has been able to take advantage of his opportunities, while adding a physical presence to the backfield. This competition is wide open.Starting defensive endArden Key is listed ahead of Jaylahn Tuimoloau. This doesn't come as a surprise, with Key regularly starting opposite of Laiatu Latu throughout training camp.Nose tackleThe Colts have Derrick Nnadi listed ahead of Jerry Tillery. These two may end up competing for just one available roster spot at defensive tackle.LinebackersListed as the starting linebackers are Akeem Davis-Gaither and CJ Allen -- which isn't surprising. Allen has been working with the ones since arriving in Indianapolis, while Davis-Gaither has past experience in Lou Anarumo's defense.Of note, however, Bryce Boettcher -- who has seen his share of snaps with the starters -- is behind Jaylon Carlies and Austin Ajiake, listed as the fifth linebacker on the depth chart. That placement is peculiar. Cornerback depthBehind Sauce Gardner and Charvarius Ward on the outside are Mekhi Blackmon and Cam Taylor-Britt. Starting safetyListed as the starter next to Cam Bynum is AJ Haulcy. Hunter Wohler had been running with the ones early in training camp, but he's been sidelined as of late with an injury. Free agent signee Juanyeh Thomas is listed as the fourth option at strong safety.This article originally appeared on Colts Wire: 10 takeaways from Colts unofficial depth chart before first preseason game

Another twist emerges in Joao Cancelos potential return to BarcelonaJoao Cancelos future has taken another twist, with Al-Hilal including the Portuguese full-back in their squad numbers for the 2026/27 season despite Barcelona being close to completing his return to Catalonia.According to SPORT, the Saudi club has assigned Cancelo the No.20 shirt, the same number he wore during his first spell with Al-Hilal and the one he also uses with the Portugal national team.However, the inclusion of his name in the squad list does not necessarily mean he will remain in Saudi Arabia.Barcelona are still working to complete a deal for the 32-year-old, with the transfer reportedly close to being finalised for around 10 million.Barcelona close to completing Cancelo transferThe agreement between Barcelona and Al-Hilal is understood to be practically complete, while Cancelo has already agreed personal terms with the Catalan club.That agreement has been in place since the end of last season, when the Portuguese defender played an important role under Hansi Flick.View this post on InstagramA post shared by (@alhilal)Cancelo made 23 appearances during that period, scoring twice and providing three assists. He also established himself as a regular starter as Alejandro Balde struggled with muscular problems.His performances convinced Flick that bringing him back permanently would be a worthwhile move.Despite the agreement being close, it must be remembered that the transfer has not yet been officially completed.Fiscal and financial details have delayed the announcement, turning what should have been a straightforward operation into another prolonged transfer saga for the Blaugrana.For now, sporting director Deco remains keen to complete the deal, while Flick continues to see Cancelo as an important addition to his squad.So what happens now?The Saudi club have already signed Mohammed Mahzari, with the player operating in the same position as Cancelo. That move suggests Al-Hilal are prepared for the possibility of losing the Portuguese defender.View this post on InstagramA post shared by (@alhilal)Their main objective appears to be recovering the investment they made when they signed Cancelo from Manchester City.That is why the Saudi club are demanding around 10 million from Barcelona, who are prepared to meet that figure for a player they already know well.Cancelo understands Barcelonas environment, has experience working under Flick and can provide cover on both sides of the defence.However, for now, the Portuguese defender is still officially back with Al-Hilal.Cancelo returned to training with the Saudi club on August 7 after completing his post-World Cup holiday, meaning he has already resumed work while waiting for his future to be resolved.

Romas staggered offer for Mora finds favour with PortoRoma are closing in on Rodrigo Mora, with a creatively structured proposal for the Porto teenager finding favour in Portugal.According to Gianluca Di Marzio, the two clubs are converging on the second of three offers Roma have tabled for the highly-rated attacking midfielder.Under the proposal, Roma would pay 25m now while leaving Porto a 50% share of any future resale, then hand over a further 25m in 2027 to buy back that sell-on clause.The staggered structure, worth 50m in total, is designed to ease the immediate outlay, and the Giallorossi are working with optimism to close a deal in the coming hours.VERONA, ITALY MAY 24: Gian Piero Gasperini, Head Coach of AS Roma, looks on prior to during the Serie A match between Hellas Verona FC and AS Roma at Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi on May 24, 2026 in Verona, Italy. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)Mora the answer to Roma and Gasperinis search for an attackerThe move would finally address a need Gian Piero Gasperini has voiced repeatedly this summer. The coach has pushed hard for a new right-footed attacker, only for the club to miss out on a string of targets, including Antonio Nusa, Crysencio Summerville and Mason Greenwood.Mora, a 19-year-old Portugal youth international and one of Portos brightest academy products, represents an ambitious solution.Under contract until 2030 with a 70m release clause, Mora is being pursued for well below that figure, with Porto open to negotiating.The Serie A side will need to move decisively, however: Galatasaray have also been in the race, and the Giallorossi are looking to exploit the Turkish clubs hesitation to get the deal over the line.For now, the momentum is with Roma, who believe they have found the profile and the formula, to satisfy both Gasperini and Porto.

Aug. 10 (UPI) -- A United Arab Emirates man parlayed his soccer skills into a basketball world record when he backheel kicked a ball into the hoop from a distance of 39.37 feet.Hamed Ali Al Shehhi, 24, who has earned multiple Guinness World Records titles with his soccer skills, took on the record for the farthest backheel kick of a basketball into a basket.A video of the successful attempt shows Shehhi lift the ball with his foot, toss it up, and kick it with his heel -- sending the ball flying into the hoop from 39.37 feet away.Shehhi's previous records include the most soccer bounces with the knee in one minute, 215; the fastest 50 meters (164 feet) performing soccer knee keep-ups, 10.50 seconds; the most soccer touches with the knee in one minute while seated, 211; and the farthest backheel kick of a soccer ball into a basket, 39.37 feet."I wanted to officially document and recognize one of my football skills, which I developed through my passion and dedication to the sport. My love for football is my true motivation, and I am proud to have the opportunity to represent the United Arab Emirates through this achievement," he told Guinness World Records.

American Forks Christian Hanshaw reaches for Davis Highs Bode Sparrow as Sparrow runs with the ball after making an interception during a varsity football game at American Fork High School in American Fork on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025. Davis won 29-15. | Kristin Murphy, Deseret News Davis may be one of the hungriest teams in 6A due to how last season ended.The Darts had a fantastic team, headlined by 2025 Mr. Football Tradon Bessinger and wide receiver phenom Bode Sparrow. They battled in the 6A quarterfinals and dragged Lone Peak to double overtime. Despite Davis efforts, Lone Peak eked out a 41-38 win. Thats been the nature of the past few years in Utah high school football. While Lone Peak, Skyridge and Corner Canyon have dominated, Davis has been right there waiting for its chance. Weve been knocking at the door for four years now, and its time to get over that hump, said Davis head coach Scott Peery. Its been a bad taste in the mouth all offseason. Theres been a big emphasis on getting over that hump.Region 1 coaches unanimously agreed that Davis will repeat as region champs, but Peery is adamant about taking it a step further. To his credit, the Darts have the firepower to do it, especially with arguably the best player in the state in Sparrow. Sparrow is an Oklahoma commit and reigning 6A player of the year. In his junior year, he pulled in 1,218 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns, all in just 83 receptions. He was also dominant in the secondary as he tallied 71 tackles, seven interceptions and two defensive touchdowns.Sparrow isnt the only one, as Utah commit Jaxton Itaaheau also returns. Itaaheau was named to the 6A All-State Second Team after pulling in 951 receiving yards and 11 touchdowns. He also added five touchdowns on the ground.While Davis wont have back its star QB, it still plans to keep up the air-raid style offense with out-of-state transfer Brodie Scheinberg stepping in, and Scheinberg has all the makings of a star.Scheinberg is a junior, but played his sophomore year at national powerhouse St. John Bosco. In his sophomore year, he played eight games and threw for 422 yards and four touchdowns with a 64% completion percentage.247 Sports lists him as a 3-star prospect, and he holds scholarship offers from Minnesota, Purdue, Syracuse, SMU, Oregon State, UNLV and Boise State.Brodies come in and hes got a high football IQ, Peery said. Then, its just a matter of getting comfortable with the offense and settling in and just knowing all the ins and outs, being a first-year guy in the system. But hes done really well, adapted well, and just as of late things are clicking and, and I like how things are going with him. Davis Darts rush the field before playing American Fork in a varsity football game at American Fork High School in American Fork on Friday, Sept. 19, 2025. | Kristin Murphy, Deseret News With Scheinberg, Sparrow and Itaaheau, Davis has all the makings of a lethal offense. Peery believes this could be the team to finally take them all the way.I do believe this team can do it, said Peery. Theres a lot of potential there. Theres a lot of firepower there, so now its just a matter of getting in a groove and making sure we improve from Week 1 to hopefully Week 14.Finishing second in the region projections is Syracuse. The Titans had a decent 2025 season, finishing with a 7-4 record and tied for second in Region 1. While Syracuse returns only three offensive starters, it already has a leg up at QB with Ledger Wight returning. This will be Wights third year starting at QB for the Titans. He ended his junior campaign with 1,785 passing yards, 22 passing touchdowns and 12 rushing touchdowns.Meanwhile, the Titans will be much more experienced on their defense. Headlining the defense is junior lineman and 6A all-state first-team member Mulivai Pula. 6A all-state second-team safety Kaleb Hall also returns after tallying 66 tackles and four interceptions a year ago.Syracuse looks to capitalize on a solid 2025 campaign, said head coach Mitch Tulane. Offensively, the Titans return Ledger Wight at QB, who enters his third season behind center. His leadership will carry the offense while being surrounded by a lot of young talent. Defensively, the Titans return six starters and will look to get back to playing defense at a high level. Kaleb Hall will lead the defense.Farmington finished third in this years coaches poll. Second-year head coach David Fiefia looks to improve on the Phoenixs 5-6 record a year ago. Unfortunately for Farmington, itll have to replace much of its production from a year ago, especially offensively. Defensively, theyll have a bit more continuity, but Fiefia knows his team has to work hard this year to improve. As I move into my second year at Farmington, its about building on the foundation we laid last season, said Fiefia. With only a few returning starters on both sides of the ball, were looking for underclassmen to fill in the gaps that our solid senior class vacated. Theyve been grinding this offseason and are ready for their opportunity to step up for the team.Weber was voted to finish fourth, and third-year head coach Mo Cannon says he is excited about the returners he has this year. Firstly, junior quarterback Carter Payne after starting his sophomore year. As a sophomore, Payne threw for 1,977 yards on a 61% completion percentage. He also had a 17:8 touchdown-to-interception ratio.The Warriors will also have their top receiver back in Creed Devries. Devries pulled in 817 receiving yards while scoring nine touchdowns. Meanwhile, Weber also returns six defensive starters. Safety Carson Hill will be back after tallying 84 tackles and three interceptions last year. We are excited about the upcoming year, Cannon said. We have some talent returning that we are high on and some guys that are stepping into roles that we are juiced about. It will be a year of continued growth and competing for 48 minutes. Cant wait to see what our offseason produces.Finishing last in the poll is Layton. The Lancers are coming off a rough year where they finished with a 3-9 record. They also ended last in Region 1 with a 0-4 region record. Layton also has an 8-26 record for the past three seasons.Head coach Trevor Thomas is optimistic about turning things around.Our seniors have done a great job setting the standard in the weight room, spring, and summer workouts, Thomas said. Our schedule will challenge us every week, and our players are up for the challenge and competing week in and week out. Region 1 projections(Preseason rankings are based on coaches votes)1. Davis Darts2026 ScheduleHead coach:Scott PeeryHes tallied a 41-18 record in his five seasons as Darts head coach, including Region titles in two of the past three years. Hes a graduate of Payson High School and Weber State.Coach Scott Peerys general outlookDavis has a lot of work to do if the team is going to reach the goals they have sought out for!Had a great offseason and really looking to see what we can manifest from it. Our schedule is challenging week to week and will be a great indicator of where we stack up in 6A. Offensive coordinator: Scott Peery2025 offense: 42 ppg (No. 3 in 6A)Four returning startersSpread offenseReturning offensive startersBode Sparrow, WR/DB, Sr.Jaxton Itaaehau, WR/DB, Sr.Noah Bingham, OL, Jr.Krew Plyer, OL, Sr.Key offensive newcomersMason Bush, OL, Sr.Hudson Smith, OL, Sr.Curly McConnachie, OL, Sr.Sam Coleman, WR, Sr.Cooper Rigby, TE, Sr.Brodie Scheinberg, QB, Jr.Briggs Taylor, RB, Jr.Tom Lever, RB, Sr.Kysen Gallegos, RB, Sr.Jayden Taylor, WR, Jr.Owen Murdock, WR, Sr.Paden Toula, QB, Sr.Defensive coordinator: Cameron Pribble2025 defense: 21.42 ppg (No. 5 in 6A)Four returning starters3-3-5 defenseReturning defensive startersBode Sparrow, DB, Sr.Jaxton Itaaehau, DB, Sr.Bridger Young, LB, Jr.Dexter Frasure, LB, Sr.Cam Evans, DT, Sr.Key defensive newcomersSam Coleman, DB, Sr.Austin Yeates, LB, Sr.Cooper Rigby, DL, Sr.Porter Hunt, DL, Sr.Eli Peterson, DT, Jr.Ben Dorius, DE, Jr.Blu Stephens, LB, So.Jacob Barker, DT, Fr.Tom Lever, DL, Sr.2. Syracuse Titans2026 ScheduleHead coach:Mitch TulaneIs heading into his third season as head coach at Syracuse, where his teams have tallied a 12-10 record over the past two years. Before that, he was an assistant coach at Syracuse for six years. Hes a graduate of Syracuse and Weber State.Coach Mitch Tulanes general outlookSyracuse looks to capitalize on a solid 2025 campaign. Offensively, the Titans return Ledger Wight at QB, who enters his 3rd season behind center. His leadership will carry the offense while being surrounded by a lot of young talent. Defensively, the Titans return 6 starters and will look to get back to playing defense at a high level. Kaleb Hall will lead the defense. Offensive coordinator: Braden Hamblin2025 offense: 31.36 ppg (No. 7 in 6A)Three returning startersSpread, Multiple offensesReturning offensive startersLedger Wight, QB, Sr.Parker Moffat, WR, Jr.Mulivai Pula, OL, Jr.Key offensive newcomersKao Prom, RB, So.Bronson Van Komen, OL, Jr.Bo Metcalfe, WR, Sr.Defensive coordinator: Mitch Tulane2025 defense: 27.55 ppg (No. 12 in 6A)Eight returning starters4-2-5 defenseReturning defensive startersJace Cook, DL, Sr.Mulivai Pula, DL, Jr.Luke Stringfellow, DL, Jr.Kao Prom, DB, So.Kaleb Hall, DB, Sr.Parker Moffat, DB, Jr.Key defensive newcomersTay Burgoyne, DL, Sr.Cooper Smith, DL, Sr.Isaiah Cazeau, DB, Jr.Caleb Brown, LB, Jr.3. Farmington Phoenix2026 ScheduleHead coach:David FiefiaThe 1998 Deseret News Mr. Football recipient, David Fiefia is heading into his second season as head coach at Farmington after a 5-6 inaugural campaign. A Hunter High and Utah State alum, prior to taking over at Farmington he was an assistant coach at Weber state and Idaho State.Coach David Fiefias general outlookAs I move into my 2nd year at Farmington, its about building on the foundation we laid last season. With only a few returning starters on both sides of the ball, were looking for underclassman to fill in the gaps that our solid senior class vacated. Theyve been grinding this offseason and are ready for their opportunity to step up for the team. Offensively, well getting the ball into our playmakers hands by establishing the run, playing with multiple personnel groups and spreading the ball around to a young but talented wide receiver group. Defensively, we strive to make discipline, toughness and physicality our points of emphasis as we bring a solid group of players back on that side of the ball. We will continue to play great special teams to help give us an edge in winning football games. Overall, I feel good about where were currently at, but good isnt good enough to make a run at a championship, so we will continue to put our heads down and go to work.Offensive coordinator: David Fiefia 2025 offense: 19.18 ppg (No. 15 in 6A)Three returning startersSpread/RPO offenseReturning offensive startersTy Runyan, WR, Sr.Liam Nilson, OC, Sr.McKay Glassey, OT, Sr.Key offensive newcomersAlton Dahl, QB, Sr.Luke McGiven, WR, Jr.Benson Rogers, WR, Jr.Kyle College, RB, Jr.Defensive coordinator: Trent Preston2025 defense: 21 ppg (No. 4 in 6A)Five returning starters4-2-5 defenseReturning defensive startersEaston Hunt, LB, Sr.Grant Preston, OLB, Sr.Kava Fiefia, S, Sr.Alex Peterson, DE, Sr.Emmett Bowcut, DE, Sr.Key defensive newcomersCade Mcguire, CB, Sr.George Anderson, LB, Sr.Ethan Larson, CB, Jr.4. Weber Warriors2026 ScheduleHead coach:Mo CannonIn two seasons as head coach at Weber, hes led the squad to an 11-11 record during that stretch. Prior to that he was an assistant coach at Roy High for three years. Hes a graduate of Davis High and Weber State.Coach Mo Cannons general outlookWe are excited about the upcoming year. We have some talent returning that we are high on and some guys that are stepping into roles that we are juiced about! It will be a year of continued growth and competing for 48 minutes. Cant wait to see what our offseason produces.Offensive coordinator: Chad Davis2025 offense: 27.5 ppg (No. 11 in 6A)Six returning startersSpread offenseReturning offensive startersCarter Payne, QB, Jr.Creed DeVries, WR, Jr.Reese Cantwell, TE, Sr.Bryce Meyer, OT, Sr.Falcon Moorhead, G, Sr.Bracken Day, WR, Sr.Key offensive newcomersDraycen Muoz, WR, Jr.Bridger Rassmussen, WR, Sr.Titan Moorhead, C, Jr.Kellan Carter, TE, Jr.Greyson Jones, RB, Sr.Wyatt Nielsen, RB, Sr.Ethan McKinney, G, Jr.Rushton Stark, OT, Sr.Defensive coordinator: Billy Pluim2025 defense: 34.7 ppg (No. 16 in 6A)Six returning starters4-2 defenseReturning defensive startersCarson Hill, S, Sr.Bracken Day, S, Sr.Eli Swenson, DT, Sr.Ethan Mckinney, DT, Sr.Joelle Carrillo, DE, Sr.Reese Cantwell, LB, Sr.Key defensive newcomersOwen Johnson, LB, Sr.Wyatt Nielsen, LB, Sr.Greyson Jones, LB, Sr.Kellan Carter, DE, Jr.Bridger Rassmussen, CB, Sr.Draycen Muoz, CB, Jr.Creed Devries, DB, Jr.Aiden Carpenter, S, Jr.Jesse Benson, DT, Sr.Keegan Perry, LB, So.Kaleb Romero, LB, So.5. Layton Lancers2026 ScheduleHead coach:Trevor ThomasIs heading into his fourth season as head coach at Layton, where his teams have amassed an 8-26 record the past three seasons. Hes a graduate of Layton High and Weber State.Coach Trevor Thomass general outlookOur seniors have done a great job setting the standard in the weight room, spring, and summer workouts. Our schedule will challenge us every week and our players are up for the challenge, and competing week in and week out. We do not return a lot of starters or varsity experience. We do return 4 of our 5 offensive lineman from last year. This will help our offense with some of the younger guys we will be playing. On the defensive side some of those offensive lineman will have to play on the defensive side as well. Our kids are very excited for the season , and theyre eager to see their hard work in the weight room, and practice field pay off on Friday nights. Offensive coordinator: Koy Cannon 2025 offense: 18.17 ppg (No. 16 in 6A)Six returning startersSpread OffenseReturning offensive startersTrayce McKinley, OL/DL, Jr.Tyton Chance, OL/DL, Sr.Carter Hughes, WR/DB, Sr.Xander Williams, OL/DL, Sr.Jaydan Williams, OL/DL, Sr.Jace Porter, TE, Sr.Key offensive newcomersTaft Mansfield, WR/DB, Sr.Jake Strong, RB, Sr.Luke Byers, RBJack Anderson, TE/DE, Sr.Landon McKinley, WR, Sr.Tillman Thomas, QB, So.Easton Thomas, WR, So.Drew Godderidge, WR/DB, So.Zander Kap, WR, So.Beckum Erickson, WR/DB, Jr.Karson Turner, RB, So.Harper Fullmer, WR, Sr.Defensive coordinator: Trevor Thomas2025 defense: 32.42 ppg (No. 14 in 6A)Six returning starters4-2-5 defenseReturning defensive startersTrayce Mckinley, DE, Jr.Blue Fosmark, DL, Sr.Luke Byers, LB, Sr.Carter Hughes, DB, Sr.Darius FaAmoe, DE, Sr.Nate Wensel, S, Jr.Key defensive newcomersJack Anderson, DL, Sr.Liam Arismendi, DB, Sr.Drew Godderidge, DB, So.Kass Huntsman, DB, Sr.Evan Foster, DB, Sr.Crew Reid, DB, Sr.Crew Adair, LB, Jr.Milo Williams, LB, So.Becket Godfrey, DB, So.Anthony Carion, DL, Jr.

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