Tomlinson Career Overview and NFL Draft Note
Tomlinson missed training camp after knee surgery last year and still started 16 games with three sacks 18 quarterback hits and six tackles for loss. A 2017 second round Giants pick from Alabama he played 125 games 16 starts in all but one season and added 19 sacks 67 hits 342 tackles 36 tackles for loss two forced fumbles two fumble recoveries and seven passes defensed.
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Browns tackle James Hudson III signs with Giants
NFL Network reports Browns tackle James Hudson III agreed to a two-year, 12 million dollar contract with the New York Giants. A 2021 fourth-round pick from Cincinnati, Hudson started 17 of 49 games and played four in 2024 before season ending shoulder surgery. Browns must replace tackles alongside Conklin and Jones. Jedrick Wills Jr. is a free agent.
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Browns eyeing new quarterback room for 2025 season
From the 11 December win over the Cowboys to NFC East clinch, Kenny’s concussion and 24 7 lead join looming 2025 cap facts. Browns face a revamped QB room with Deshaun Watson injured, Jameis Winston free, Zappe non tendered, Thompson Robinson traded, and a No 2 pick battle among Cam Ward Sanders Wilson Cousins Brissett Flacco.
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NFL QB carousel reshapes rosters with Darnold and Fields deals
The NFL off-season sees Seattle acquire Sam Darnold in a three year 100.5 million package while Justin Fields signs with the Jets for 40 million over two years. Jaycee Horn signs for 100 million across four years with 70 million guaranteed as Carolina and other teams push major contracts.
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West Coast college baseball keeps rolling in road openers
Oregon extended its win streak to 11 with a sweep of USC as Mason Neville homered twice. UCLA won two of three at Maryland while Washington took two of three at Nebraska. UCLA Mulivai Levy hit a second homer in the series. Washington swept a doubleheader over Nebraska with Braeden Terry driving in three and Malakhi Knight and Blake Wilson homering. Top three teams in major polls remained LSU Tennessee Arkansas, all 5-0 last week per D1 Baseball and Baseball America.
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Lorain County All Star Night Promises Multiple Honors
All-Star events begin at 5 o clock with All-County honorable mentions and senior scholarships. Rising Stars Game tips at 6 o'clock with LCGBBCA Hall of Fame induction at halftime. All-Lorain second and All-Defensive teams honored, followed by first team Players of the Year and Coaches of the Year certificates. BSN Senior Game 2 Brown versus MacNamara at 7 15, Miss Basketball Award to be announced by WCBL radio after.
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Elyria Ford Game 1 Team Rosters Reveal Local Talent
Elyria Ford and team rosters list players from Elyria Catholic Clearview Vermilion Elyria Amherst Avon Lake North Ridgeville Firelands Brookside Oberlin Midview Wellington Open Door First Baptist and other named schools. Notable players include Camara Ogletree Lexi Rodriguez Bree Heidecker and Aliyah Maxwell across teams.
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Izzie Polinko
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Olivia Tobin
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Kendra Hardwick
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Candice Locklear
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Bell eyes historic run after three straight NASCAR wins
Bell ended a 19 race winless stretch with a win at Atlanta and added victories at a Texas road course and Phoenix. He becomes the first NextGen car driver to win three straight. Crew chief Adam Stevens praised Bell and highlighted past success with Kyle Busch.
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