CHICAGO -- The Chicago Bears are finalizing a deal to make Shane Waldron their next offensive coordinator, a source confirmed to ESPN.
Waldron, 44, was the first of nine reported candidates the Bears requested to interview after firing former offensive
KYRIE IRVING CROUCHED, hands on his knees, while he stood in the right corner and watched Luka Doncic operate a high pick-and-roll. Irving was tired, having already logged 37 minutes in this game, his fourth since returning from a right heel contusion that
VAR review: Call it cheating, call it gamesmanship, call it being cute: there's no doubt that Toney gained an advantage by moving the placement of the ball to the right before taking the free kick.
What has irked so many is that Toney then picked up
Matt LaFleur wasn't going to let a couple of miscues by Jordan Love ruin what he saw over the past two months: a young quarterback who proved to be a worthy replacement for Aaron Rodgers.
Love's two interceptions -- including the backbreaker while trying