John Shipley

1 day ago | yardbarker.com | John Shipley

The Jacksonville Jaguars held their final OTA practice of the 2025 offseason on Thursday, and we were the for it all. So, what did we see from Liam Coen's squad at OTA No. 10? Brian Thomas Jr. is a tough cover for any cornerback in football, something he has proven time and time again since the Jaguars drafted him in the first round of last year's draft. Thomas has continued to look like a dominant wideout in this year's offseason program, and Thursday was his best practice yet.

1 day ago | yardbarker.com | John Shipley

The Jacksonville Jaguars have not been shy about moving on from the previous regime's investments, and it continued this week with the release of running back Keilan Robinson. So, what do we make of Robinson's release? We break it down below. It always seemed like Robinson was going to be on the bubble for the Jaguars' new staff, and this became even more evident when the Jaguars draftedBhayshul Tuten and LeQuint Allen in the 2025 NFL Draft.

1 day ago | yardbarker.com | John Shipley

The Jacksonville Jaguars added another piece to their wide receiver room on Tuesday, signing former Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Trenton Irwin. So, what do we make of the Jaguars' new addition? We break it down below. The obvious takeaway from Irwin being added to the roster is that he could easily compete for the No. 5 wide receiver role.

2 days ago | inforum.com | John Shipley

Expansion is hitting the two-time PWHL champions hard. Eight days after clinching their second Walter Cup in as many seasons, the Minnesota Frost have lost their two best blue liners to the Vancouver club joining the league next season. Vancouver signed Sophie Jaques and Claire Thompson, two of the three finalists for the PWHL’s defender of the year award, on Wednesday, the first day of the exclusive negotiating window for Vancouver and Seattle.

2 days ago | twincities.com | John Shipley

Claire Thompson, one of three finalists for the PWHL’s defender of the year, became the first player to sign with an expansion team during the exclusive negotiating window on Wednesday. Thompson, an anchor for the Frost as they won their second straight Walter Cup, finished third in points (18) among all PWHL blue liners, signed a one-year deal with Vancouver, which with Seattle will select at least seven players from among the league’s original six teams in Monday’s expansion draft.