Author: Fisherman1

Heat gifted dream trade target thanks to Jrue Holiday blockbuster deal. Even though the Miami Heat may seem to be positioning themselves for unlimited flexibility heading into the summer of 2026, it would be foolish for them to completely close the door on the idea of upgrading their roster, in a smart way, ahead of this upcoming season. Kristaps Porzingis could represent that opportunity for the Heat, thanks in large part to the blockbuster trade that involved Jrue Holiday. According to a recent report, even after the trade of Holiday, the Boston Celtics continue to shop Porzingis around the…

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Former Minnesota Vikings quarterback Jordan Ta’amu won a UFL championship last weekend, as his DC Defenders chipped off the Michigan Panthers by a score of 58-34. Bleacher Report named a former Vikings quarterback as a top option for an NFL comeback after a UFL chip. Could a comeback be in the cards? Ta’amu played masterfully throughout the season, especially in the championship, and could be in line for an NFL reunion. Bleacher Report listed five UFLers who deserve another look on the biggest stage, and Ta’amu was included.Bleacher Report Names Jordan Ta’ama an NFL Return Candidate The UFL often…

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The Vikings’ secondary, under the guidance of defensive coordinator Brian Flores, is built around versatility and aggressive coverage. Byron Murphy Jr. is entrenched as the top option after a Pro Bowl campaign, while Isaiah Rodgers, Mekhi Blackmon, and Jeff Okudah round out a group long on potential but short on proven, high-level production beyond Murphy. Tavierre Thomas and Dwight McGlothern offer special teams value and depth, but the drop-off in experience is notable. In a division featuring dynamic passing attacks, think Jared Goff’s Lions and Caleb Williams’ Bears, the margin for error in the secondary is razor-thin. Injuries and…

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The Miami Heat failed to acquire Kevin Durant after Phoenix Suns traded the former MVP to Houston Rockets. The Suns received Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, one first-round pick, and five second-round picks in the blockbuster deal.Miami reportedly hesitated to offer Jaime Jaquez Jr., Nikola Jovic, Haywood Highsmith, the No. 20 pick, and additional draft assets. Phoenix rejected their proposal, forcing the Heat to explore alternative options. The Heat’s first-round playoff elimination exposed roster deficiencies that need addressing. Three realistic trade targets could help Miami return to championship contention next season. Young could solve Miami’s playmaking problems Miami’s…

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Should the Miami Heat Go All-In on Jonathan Kuminga? The Miami Heat have developed a reputation for maximizing talent, and if there’s a player in need of the right environment to reach stardom, it might just be Jonathan Kuminga. According to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto, Miami is a team to watch in potential sign-and-trade scenarios involving the 22-year-old Golden State Warriors forward. Coming off a breakout year, Kuminga’s name is generating buzz across the league—and it’s easy to see why. In the 2023-24 season, Kuminga averaged a career-high 16.1 points per game while shooting an efficient 52% from the…

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5-Star Quarterback Ryder Lyons Commits to BYU in Program-Altering Decision In a stunning and program-defining move, five-star quarterback Ryder Lyons has officially committed to Brigham Young University, becoming arguably the most highly-touted recruit in BYU football history. The announcement sent shockwaves through the college football world and instantly elevated the Cougars’ future expectations in the Big 12. Lyons, ranked as the No. 2 quarterback and No. 8 overall prospect in the 2026 recruiting class by multiple services, made his decision public via a social media post featuring a highlight reel of his high school dominance, BYU campus footage,…

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As the Miami Heat begin to explore a few possible Plan B options after losing out on Kevin Durant, it does sound like the fan base may have already dodged a huge bullet. At least for now, it doesn’t appear as if the Heat are exploring the option of trading for DeMar DeRozan, a move that many would’ve identified as a short-sighted mistake for the Heat. According to Jason Anderson of The Sacramento Bee, despite the recent whispers, the Heat have not discussed a possible trade for DeMar DeRozan with the Sacramento Kings. If that is indeed true, it…

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The BYU Cougars will kick off the 2025 season in 67 days against Portland State. As we continue counting down the days until kickoff, today we will profile the player who wears No. 67 – redshirt freshman center Trevor Pay – by providing three interesting, fun facts: Fun fact No. 1 – His family bleeds BYU blue If the last name sounds familiar, Trevor is one of the many large men who comprise the Pay clan to play for the Cougars. His father, Garry, played offensive line at BYU in the late 1980s into the early 1990s His older…

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68 days until kickoff: Freshman tackle Andrew Williams (No. 68) could be a big, big deal for BYU. The BYU Cougars will kick off the 2025 season in 68 days against Portland State. As we continue counting down the days until kickoff, today we will profile the player who wears No. 68 – freshman right tackle Andrew Williams. Andrew Williams’s background True freshman Andrew Williams was one of the higher-rated recruits in BYU’s class of 2025. Hailing from Kirksville, Missouri he was a three-star recruit with a solid 87 rating from 247 Sports. He was the No. 12 recruit…

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One might conclude upon first inspection that they had fallen helplessly into an endless sea of royal blue. One would be both correct and incorrect in arriving at such a conclusion, as from East to West and from North to South, one hundred percent of experts on 5-star QB Ryder Lyons’ recruiting profile are hoisting an oval flag on a bed of blue. But this isn’t a disaster; it’s the building anxiety brewing beneath the surface of Lyons’ decision. With the eyes of the nation upon his June 24th decision date, chatter is buzzing from Brigham’s camp.In less eloquent…

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