J.r. DeGroote

2 days ago | heavy.com | J.r. DeGroote

Shedeur Sanders is well aware of the Cleveland Browns’ tortured history at quarterback and he’s determined to rewrite it. Since rejoining the NFL in 1999, the Browns have cycled through 40 different starting quarterbacks, a carousel that has become synonymous with the franchise’s struggles. From highly drafted prospects like Baker Mayfield and Brady Quinn to journeymen and late-round gambles, Cleveland has explored nearly every option in its pursuit of consistency under center.

2 days ago | heavy.com | J.r. DeGroote

Cleveland Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson hit a significant milestone in his recovery from a ruptured Achilles, which he showed off on social media on Monday. Watson initially ruptured his Achilles on the field in October against the Cincinnati Bengals. He reinjured his Achilles in January, requiring additional surgery. The Browns announced that he’d miss most of next season, but a firm timeline for a return is still uncertain.

2 days ago | yardbarker.com | J.r. DeGroote

While Windhorst acknowledged the Celtics played well without Tatum in the lineup during the regular season, he also emphasized the emotional hurdle ahead. "I will point something out — they are obviously facing a difficult situation here. Tatum is injured and they are down 3-1. They were 8-2 without Jayson Tatum this season," Windhorst said. "This is an excellent team; they are the defending champions.

2 days ago | athlonsports.com | J.r. DeGroote

The Boston Celtics are staring down elimination, and the mood in the locker room said it all - quiet, stunned, and shaken after losing Jayson Tatum and falling behind 3-1 to the New York Knicks. Boston held a double-digit lead at halftime, but the Knicks mounted a second-half rally in front of a raucous Madison Square Garden crowd, pulling out a 121-113 victory in Game 4. The loss was tough, but it was Tatum's injury that cast a longer shadow over the night.

2 days ago | athlonsports.com | J.r. DeGroote

Timothee Chalamet witnessed one of the New York Knicks ' most memorable wins in recent memory from a front-row seat on Monday. Chalamet was joined by girlfriend Kylie Jenner courtside for the matchup against the Boston Celtics, and the couple watched the Knicks secure a 3-1 series lead with a 121-113 victory. After the score went final, Chalamet posted a two-word message on social media. "KNICKS 4EVER," Chalamet wrote.