Richard Louis

1 week ago | sportdfw.com | Richard Louis

The Dallas Cowboys have had an offseason full of moves when it comes to the coaching staff and roster. Despite being away for a few weeks ahead of training camp, America's Team is still looking to shake up the roster ahead of Brian Schottenheimer's first campaign as Cowboys head coach. On Wednesday, the Cowboys agreed to terms with CB Robert Rochell on a one-year deal, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

1 week ago | detroitjockcity.com | Richard Louis

The majority of teams in the NFL are off for the next couple of weeks before returning for training camp next month. Organized team activities and mandatory minicamps are done for all but a select few, allowing the Detroit Lions to breathe before the action resumes in July. This offseason has been about change for the Lions, as they saw multiple coaches and players head elsewhere.

1 week ago | dairylandexpress.com | Richard Louis

The Green Bay Packers had a lot of discussions around Jaire Alexander over the last few months. They were looking to bring the star ballhawk back on a restructured deal, but couldn't agree to terms, leading leading to his release on June 9. Alexander then only spent just over a week on the open market before signing with the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday. It's reported the deal is one-year, $4 million, with another $2 million up for grabs via incentives.

1 week ago | dairylandexpress.com | Richard Louis

The Green Bay Packers had even more questions around Jaire Alexander once the 2024 season ended. This resulted in the veteran being put on the trade block, though both sides showed interest in a return. After months of conversations and discussions, the Packers decided to release Alexander earlier this month. However, after just over a week, Alexander already has a new home -- and the amount he signed for is surely a message to GB.

1 week ago | cbssports.com | Richard Louis

The Indiana Pacers host the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 of the 2025 NBA Finals on Thursday evening. The Thunder have taken a 3-2 series lead over the Pacers. On Monday, Oklahoma City defeated Indiana 120-109. The Thunder are now just one win away from securing their first-ever championship. Meanwhile, Indiana is facing its first elimination game of the 2025 NBA playoffs. The Pacers will enter Thursday's contest confident after winning 15 of their last 20 games at home.