Where does Jaguars' Etienne, Bigsby, Tuten land in Fantasy Football rankings?

It's another busy day in the football world, with transfer rumors swirling, managerial changes (like Van Nistelrooy's exit), and lower-league moves (Robbie Savage to Forest Green). Meanwhile, the Euro U-21 final is heating up—though one reader hilariously points out most "U-21" stars aren’t actually under 21. The Guardian’s live blog keeps you updated on all the chaos.

During a heated baseball game, a player was visibly shaken after a fan cruelly taunted him about his deceased mother. The incident, caught on camera, showed the athlete breaking down in tears on the field. Major League Baseball (MLB) later addressed the situation, though the specifics of their response weren't detailed in the excerpt. The story highlights the darker side of fan behavior and how deeply personal attacks can affect players.

The NBA offseason is buzzing with speculation, and one of the juiciest rumors involves the Toronto Raptors potentially making a play for Giannis Antetokounmpo. While nothing’s set in stone, the idea of the Raptors landing a superstar like Giannis has fans and analysts talking—especially after Toronto’s history of pulling off big moves (remember Kawhi?). The article dives into whether this is realistic or just wishful thinking.

Sports analyst Frank Schwab is rolling out a team-by-team breakdown of all 32 NFL squads ahead of the 2025 season, ranking them from worst (Tennessee Titans at No. 32) to best (still a mystery—who’s taking the top spot?). Each weekday this summer, a new preview will drop, building hype until the Hall of Fame game kicks things off.

NASCAR's recent races streamed on Prime Video saw a slight dip in overall viewership compared to traditional broadcasts, but there's a silver lining: the audience skewed noticeably younger. This suggests Amazon's platform might be helping the sport reach a new demographic, even if the numbers aren't quite as big as before.

Editor’s Note: For NASCAR, trading a few eyeballs now for a younger, digitally savvy fanbase could be a smart long-term play. Traditional TV ratings still dominate, but streaming is where the next generation of fans lives—so this shift might actually be a quiet win. Plus, it shows how sports leagues are adapting (or experimenting) as media habits change.