Author: Tom Schad, USA TODAY

Baker Mayfield made it known that he was no fan of former Browns coach Hue Jackson’s decision to join the Bengals, and he’s not backing down now.

Ballybrack FC, a lower-level Irish soccer team, apologized for faking the death of one of its players in an apparent attempt to avoid upcoming game.

Former Jets QB Christian Hackenberg, Zach Mettenberger, Scott Tolzien and other notable ex-NFLers have new homes in the Alliance of American Football.

Jacksonville Jaguars coach Doug Marrone is benching Blake Bortles and opting to start Cody Kessler this week in an attempt to jump-start the offense.

Boston Celtics guard Kyrie Irving apologized for saying “(expletive) Thanksgiving” after Wednesday’s loss to the New York Knicks.

Authorities had been looking for Ian Powers since he went missing Nov. 12, when he went to 49ers game. His body was found in pond near Levi’s Stadium.

Warriors star Kevin Durant told Yahoo Sports his recent argument with Draymond Green will not factor into whether he decides to remain with Warriors.

Kate Fagan, a reporter and television personality at ESPN, will leave the network after seven years.

Ryan Fry, a 2014 Olympic gold medalist, and his three teammates were kicked out of a curling tournament for being “extremely drunk,” per a report.