Browns sign veteran cornerback Nik Needham
The Browns added Nik Needham, undrafted in 2019 from UTEP, to bolster the secondary as the voluntary offseason program starts. Needham has 63 NFL games with 27 starts, 199 tackles, six interceptions, 25 passes defended, three sacks, a forced fumble and one fumble recovery. He has played multiple positions including slot, outside, and safety. His 2022 Achilles tear delayed his return, and he later joined the Browns after a stint with the Dolphins and practice squad time.
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Browns may target Milroe with second round pick
NFL teams weighing Bryce Milroe as a potential second round quarterback option after the No. 2 pick. Scouts praise his arm strength and rushing ability while noting mechanics and decision making require development. Browns executives like his rare physical gifts and a possible reunion with Alabama coach Tommy Rees could ease a transition.
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Boston Marathon marks 250th anniversary with record times
Sharon Lokedi of Kenya broke the Boston course record by over 20 minutes finishing 2:17:22 to win $150,000 plus a $50,000 bonus. John Korir and his brother became the first relatives to win the men’s title as Marcel Hug and Susannah Scaroni claimed wheelchair and women’s titles on a perfect day. The event also paid homage to the Revolution with riders in garb reenacting Paul Revere’s ride and a spirited national anthem.
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McCray leaves Wisconsin for West Virginia after standout rookie season
Wisconsin forward McCray departs amid coaching upheaval as Marisa Moseley resigns and Northern Kentucky also parts ways with Camryn Volz. McCray, 15.7 points and 11.2 rebounds per game as a freshman, drew Power Five interest, visited Arizona and California, and will pursue new opportunity at West Virginia. She helped NKU reach 11-20 before transferring, leaving a legacy as a top Horizon League freshman of the year and rebounding leader while aiming to grow her versatility at her next stop.
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