Chargers Move to Los Angeles Ends San Diego Era
San Diego fans faced a painful farewell as the Chargers ceased to exist in San Diego after 56 seasons and became the Los Angeles Chargers. Dean Spanos announced the move at Chargers Park amid fan outrage and a rebranded team account signaling a new era in the nation's second largest media market.
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Rams name Sean McVay youngest NFL head coach in history
The Los Angeles Rams hire Sean McVay, age 31, as head coach replacing Jeff Fisher and interim coach John Fassel. McVay spent three seasons as Washington Redskins offensive coordinator under Jay Gruden and will aim to develop No. 1 pick Jared Goff. Rams owner Stan Kroenke voices confidence in a path to a Super Bowl.
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Williams brings aggressive defense to Browns under Hue Jackson
CJ Smith recalls Williams as a fired up motivator with a 4 3 base and multiple fronts. Fujita commends his ability to push players to peak, despite past bounty scandal baggage. Both praise Williams energy and tactical flexibility for Cleveland.
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Thomas shoots 59 in Sony Open first round
Justin Thomas blasted a 11 under par 59 at Waialae, the seventh sub 60 in PGA Tour history, after a flawless final hole eagle. He led early as Jordan Spieth and Daniel Berger watched in applause, while Hudson Swafford chased with a 62. Rory McIlroy opened the SA Open in Johannesburg with a 67.
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