CENTENNIAL, CO - AUGUST 7: Offensive coordinator Davis Webb of the Denver Broncos talks with quarterback Bo Nix (10) during practice on Friday, August. 7, 2026, at Broncos Park in Centennial, Colo.(Photo by Timothy Hurst/MediaNews Group/The Denver Post via Getty Images) | Denver Post via Getty ImagesWelcome to Day 9 of Denver Broncos training camp.And just like that, we are closing in on the end of public practices for training camp and that first preseason game is already coming up fast this Friday. The story thus far has been mostly about the defense. We all knew if this team would challenge for a title it would need to be led by defense. However, teams rarely win titles without a balanced offense too. While Denvers offense got some things going last week, they were by and large stymied by the defense. Well see if that trend continues this week heading into that first preseason game. Broncos training camp Day 9 live updatesMarvin Mims is out here in pads. MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026Jaylen Waddle still down (soft tissue). MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026Broncos TE Nate Adkins back on practice field Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) August 10, 2026Eyioma Uwazurike is in pads after leaving late in Saturdays practice. Jaylen Waddle is not practicing today. Parker Gabriel (@ParkerJGabriel) August 10, 2026Center Luke Wattenberg is back practicing. MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026Broncos LB Jordan Turner off NFI and practicing Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) August 10, 2026Doesnt look like Center Alex Forsyth is practicing. MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026OLB Dasan McCullough again not practicing for Broncos Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) August 10, 2026WR Jaylen Waddle is still not practicing, but hes out here studying the playbook with teammates and catching balls #KOABroncosCamppic.twitter.com/wwH8wsn0P3 KOA 850 AM & 94.1 FM (@KOAColorado) August 10, 2026Broncos DB Sean Fresch back at practice Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) August 10, 2026Michael Dieter snapping today to Bo Nix with Luke Wattenberg having just returned to field and Alex Forsyth not on field Chris Tomasson (@christomasson) August 10, 2026Pat Surtain II is on the side field after stretch Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026Surtain joins rehab field group: Wattenberg, Mims, Adkins, Key, Gargiulo, Fresch, McCullough. MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026Sean Payton is back at training camp and choppin it up with Bo Nix pic.twitter.com/qhNy8gkfDk Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026Quite a drill from the RBs. J.K. Dobbins showing ball security pic.twitter.com/m0Nk1ZlbUg Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026Kage Casey was dominant in his one-on-one reps today, as he mostly has been throughout camp. Exceptionally strong lower body and he is tough to dislodge, but he shows the quickness to get said and defuse a second move, too. Andrew Mason (@MaseDenver) August 10, 2026Bo Nix with a 30-yard completion to Pat Bryant in the middle of the field for a big gain during 7on7s Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026Big catch for Pat Bryant over the middle during 7s from Bo Nix#PattyIce Ryan Edwards (@redwardsradio) August 10, 2026Will be interesting to see what starters Sean Payton plays in preseason opener Friday at Atlanta (on 9News). With Bo Nix coming off two offseason ankle surgeries, cant imagine hell play much if any on artificial turf but well see. pic.twitter.com/BS0h5yQP9p MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026J.K. Dobbins left the Broncos practice field with trainers. pic.twitter.com/aT32KoWAhd Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026Duck Dynasty pic.twitter.com/Io0PwZsKYa DNVR Broncos (@DNVR_Broncos) August 10, 2026This #Broncos camp practice is either about a commitment to run or Sean Payton doesnt want Davis Webb to get carried away. MikeKlis9NEWS (@mikeklis9news) August 10, 2026Nothing to worry about with Bo Nix.Bo sprinted to the left, got the edge and took off.Great run by Bo. Zac Stevens (@ZacStevens) August 10, 2026

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Christian Parker 'not a fan' of Jerry Jones' desire to stir Cowboys soap opera originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.New defensive coordinator Christian Parker arrived in Dallas with an appetite for tighter practice operations. Early in training camp at Oxnard, the Dallas Cowboys briefly restricted media from recording team drills. It was a small but deliberate step toward limiting what opponents could pull off the internet before the season. It didn't last long.The franchise abandoned the policy shortly after putting it in place, with beat reporters confirming they were now allowed to resume coverage of team drills with video highlights.It aligns with Jerry Jones' policy, who said last year that the Cowboys are a soap opera 365 days a year and when things get quiet, "I stir it up." Restricting the cameras was never going to survive under that philosophy.This year at Oxnard, thousands of fans attended practice with many filming freely. On Saturday, the organization literally allowed a full practice session to be broadcast locally in Dallas and streamed online.New defensive coordinator Christian Parker made his feelings clear on 105.3 The Fan about it, saying, "It's weird. Not a fan."Parker expressed concern that early-season, open-filming policies allow opponents to identify schematic tells before enough game tape is available. However, head coach Brian Schottenheimer, who grew up under his father Marty's strict no-filming policy, has landed in a different place."We all have each other's playbooks. We all know what we run. We have videos going back decades that we can pull up," Schottenheimer said. "It doesn't bother me We like eyes on us with the Cowboys. It's a good thing. We're proud of our brand."For now, the open-filming policy remains in place at Oxnard, with Jones' approach securing buy-in from the coaching staff.More NFL news:Stephen A. Smith makes surprising case for Tony Romo's return to CBS boothTony Romos job at CBS called into question amid uncontrollable concernsDak Prescott sends urgent message after learning ex-Cowboys star lost nearly $80 millionBrowns' Shedeur Sanders delivers blunt message to critics after media scrutinyTroy Aikman confesses about his "ridiculous" daily routine to protect brain after surviving 10 career concussions

Lions urged to cut ties with Aidan Hutchinson complement originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.Ever since the Detroit Lions brought on defensive end Aidan Hutchinson back in 2022, there's been a question about who they're going to have support him. He's one of the most talented edge rushers in the league, no doubt, but he can't do it alone.The Lions have never really gone out on a limb to secure an A-lister to go with Hutchinson. That's been problematic. But, that's just the reality.Now, Dan Campbell, Aaron Glenn and Detroit are being encouraged to trade one of their defensive pieces ahead of the new season, while they can still get something in return for him.Lions told to part ways with Aidan Hutchinson complementThe Lions only recently signed edge rusher Payton Turner to a deal back in March. But, even though he's the new kid on the block, the team is already being encouraged to trade him away.In a piece out on Monday, Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report tells the Lions to trade Turner."The Detroit Lions have been steadily searching for edge-rushers to play opposite standout Aidan Hutchinson," he notes. "While they're still looking for their top complement, they may have a surplus of depth entering the preseason."It's certainly the case that instead of getting one solid guy to stand with Hutch, the Lions have signed a bunch of smaller stars to the roster at his position. That has created a bit too many."If the Lions are happy with their edge depth early in the preseason, Turner would be a logical trade candidate," Knox adds in the piece. "He only showed occasional flashes in his four seasons with the New Orleans Saintsand he missed last season for the Cowboys with a rib injurybut the 2021 first-round pick does have the sort of alluring draft pedigree that will still interest some teams."More NFL news:Lions star pulls off gross on-field antic that has the crowd going wildLas Vegas announces punishment decision for Maxx Crosby, Kirk Cousins fightLions QB Jared Goff gets the shaft compared to Caleb Williams, Jordan Love

Jets, Aaron Glenn could part ways with $13 million player soon originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The New York Jets are once again trying to come back from a difficult season. How difficult? Well, we all know the Jets were 3-14 in their first season with Aaron Glenn as their head coach. That's not a great look, but these things can take time.Now, the Jets are in training camp. They're gearing up for what they hope is finally a comeback season. But, all the pieces may not be in place yet.New York is being encouraged to trade one of their roster pieces before the guys take the field in September. In return, they could get some good draft capital.New York Jets encouraged to part ways with $13 million player who simply isn't working outIn a feature out on Monday, Kristopher Knox of Bleacher Report encourages the Jets to trade defensive tackle Mazi Smith, who's on a deal worth around $13 million, according to research from Over the Cap. They acquired him from the Dallas Cowboys last year, but it never really gelled.Last season, Smith only played in three games. He also played just 25% of the defensive snaps when he was on the field. Those aren't exactly stats that scream, "Let's keep this guy for a long time.""The reality is that Smith was never a centerpiece of the Williams tradewhich netted New York a 2026 second-round pick and a 2027 first-rounder," Knox states in the feature.He adds, "It's hard to envision Smith seeing a legitimate opportunity in 2026, let alone sticking around beyond the season." That's a tough assessment, but Smith may simply be a better fit somewhere else.More NFL news:Las Vegas announces punishment decision for Maxx Crosby, Kirk Cousins fightLions star pulls off gross on-field antic that has the crowd going wildLions QB Jared Goff gets the shaft compared to Caleb Williams, Jordan Love

Nottingham Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis has filed a defamation lawsuit against Crystal Palace after fans unfurled a banner which showed him holding a gun to player Morgan Gibbs-Whites head.Marinakis legal team lodged the claim on Monday, nearly a year on from the banners display during the Premier League clash between the two clubs at Selhurst Park.The banner, raised in the Holmesdale Road End where the club ultras are situated, referenced Forest talisman Gibbs-Whites sudden transfer U-turn and the awkward interview he subsequently did with the club, during which Marinakis was anchored to his side.The banner also included unsubstantiated claims against Marinakis, a Greek shipping magnate, who has repeatedly, vehemently denied the allegations.He is now suing in the High Court, with his defamation claim against Crystal Palace and Persons Unknown.Marinakis lawyers, Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace have been approached for comment by The Independent.It is the latest action to be taken against Palace as a result of the banner, after the FA charged the club in November with failing to ensure its spectators and/or supporters (and anyone purporting to be supporters or followers) didnt behave in an improper, offensive, abusive, insulting and/or provocative way at this match. Palace were fined 50,000 four months later, with the FA adding: The fact that Crystal Palace had a policy to prevent banners being smuggled into the stadium demonstrates that it was aware of the risk.The game on 24 August last year took place amid heightened tensions between Palace and Forest after the Eagles were demoted from the Europa League due to a breach of multi-ownership regulations.Forest voiced their concerns over this to Uefa and were then the beneficiaries of Palaces removal, which lifted them into Europes second-tier competition.

Patchy Mix's post-Bellator career continued trending in the wrong direction Monday as he took another L, this time on the scale.For his bantamweight co-main event vs. Shoko Sato in at RIZIN 54, Mix weighed in at 140.7 pounds (63.85kg) a staggering 6.3 pounds over the limit of 134.4 (61kg). While the fight will go on, Mix is ineligible to earn a victory, per RIZIN rules, which state that an overweight fighter's win will automatically be overturned to a no contest. Also, RIZIN elevated another bout to serve as the co-main event over Mix vs. Sato as a consequence of Mix's weight miss.Patchy Mix weighed in 6.3 lbs over the limit for his 2nd fight with RIZIN this morning. The fight, which is the Co-Main, is still on....but an absolutely brutal weight miss. pic.twitter.com/e5q9XHLBARhttps://t.co/uHlcm4nB10 Spinnin Backfist (@SpinninBackfist) August 10, 2026It's a continued fall from grace for Mix, who as recently as 2024 was discussed by MMA pundits as perhaps being the best bantamweight in the world while he was Bellator champion. But since departing Bellator, which was absorbed by PFL, things have fallen apart. Mix had a chance to make his mark in the UFC but lost his first two octagon appearances to Mario Bautista (unanimous decision) in June 2025 and Jakub Wikacz (split decision) four months later, leading to his abrupt UFC release. Mix made his RIZIN debut at featherweight this past March and lost by second-round TKO to Kyoma Akimoto for his third loss in a row.This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: Patchy Mix loses big on scale at RIZIN 54 weigh-ins

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Photo by Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesDave Portnoy has criticised the WNBA after Caitlin Clarks technical foul was rescinded, calling the treatment of the Indiana Fever star insane disrespect.Clark had briefly been handed her eighth technical of the season during Saturdays win over the Chicago Sky, which would have triggered a suspension.However, the league overturned the decision after review, allowing her to remain eligible.Photo by Melissa Tamez/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesDave Portnoy defends Caitlin Clark after WNBA technical foul controversyThe incident came after Clark appeared to make contact with an official while driving to the basket.She later suggested it was accidental, saying she hoped the call would be rescinded.Portnoy quickly reacted on social media, taking aim at how Clark has been treated.He wrote: Imagine treating the most important, impactful, influential womans basketball player ever like a piece of s. Insane disrespect.He followed that up by highlighting her performance.By the way shes got 25 and 9 assists and is 5/6 from 3. And they HATE her for it, Portnoy added.His comments reflect a wider sentiment among some fans.Many believe Clarks rise has not always been matched by how she is officiated or discussed around the league.Meanwhile, Portnoy has consistently backed Clark during her rookie campaign and beyond.He had earlier urged her to consider drastic action, even suggesting she should start your own league already in frustration.Photo by Jeffrey Brown/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesDespite the controversy, Clark delivered on the court.She helped lead the Fever to a 90-86 win over the Sky, continuing her strong form in a tight playoff race.The overturned call also proved significant.A suspension would have ruled her out of a key upcoming game against the New York Liberty.Instead, Clark is set to feature as the Fever push towards the postseason as only 11 games are left in the regular season.For the WNBA, the spotlight remains firmly on how its biggest star is handled.And with voices like Portnoy speaking out, that scrutiny is not going away anytime soon.Read more:I didnt chase mine Scottie Pippen believes he had more success than LeBron JamesNever Scottie Pippen opened up on the sad reality of his relationship with Michael JordanBen Simmons NBA hopes receive major update after return to pro basketball