Ryan Baldi
Writer at Freelance
Sportswriter: @Guardian_Sport, @BBCSport, @WorldSoccerMag, @F365. Books: They Always Score; Arsene Who?; The Dream Factory; The Next Big Thing
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6 days ago |
dazn.com | Ryan Baldi
As things stand, going into the 2025 NFL Draft on April 24, all 32 teams in the league currently hold their own, original first-round draft picks. This isn’t usually the case. Nor is it likely to remain the case in the hours before and during round one on Thursday in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Ordinarily, we see a handful of teams agree to trade their picks with one another. Some seek to move higher in the draft to ensure they are able to grab the prospect they have set their eye on.
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1 week ago |
dazn.com | Ryan Baldi
With less than a week to go until the 2025 NFL Draft begins in Green Bay, Wisconsin, anticipation is high as fans and experts alike try to predict which prospects will be chosen by which teams. It appears almost certain that the Tennessee Titans will use their No.1 overall pick to select University of Miami quarterback Cam Ward. It’s a move that will surprise nobody.
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1 week ago |
sportinglife.com | Ryan Baldi
Manchester United already faced a difficult summer. With several needs to address in the transfer market and their ability to spend restricted by the Premier League’s Profit and Sustainability Rules, a delicate apportioning of funds is required if they are to improve the squad at Ruben Amorim’s disposal. But the performance last week of Andre Onana only further complicated matters.
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1 week ago |
dazn.com | Ryan Baldi
No position on the gridiron divides opinion more than running back. Some analysts will argue that even the NFL’s top rushers are so replicable and replaceable that a significant chunk of the salary cap and first-round draft picks should never be spent on them. Others will implore that running backs – despite the NFL’s shift to a more pass-heavy form of offense over the last decade – can still be hugely impactful if properly utilised.
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1 week ago |
dazn.com | Ryan Baldi
In 1999, the New Orleans Saints became the only team in the history of the NFL draft to hold just one pick. That’s because – in one of the most outrageous trades ever executed – they swapped all of their draft picks for opportunity to select the one player they felt could change the fortunes of their franchise.
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