LeBron James named to 11th All-NBA First Team, Paul George not so much
LeBron James was named to his 11th consecutive All-NBA First Team on Thursday, tying the record for most selections set by Karl Malone and Kobe Bryant.
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Vikings, RB Aaron Jones Agree to One-Year Contract
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Ravens to Sign RB Derrick Henry to Two-Year Deal, per Report
Free agent running back Derrick Henry has agreed to sign a two-year contract worth $16 million with the Baltimore Ravens, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
Cleveland Browns Reportedly Adding Jameis Winston to Roster
Cleveland Browns are reportedly adding Jameis Winston to the team, providing depth behind Deshaun Watson after his injury-plagued season.