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Hindustan Times
20 hours ago
- Sport
- Hindustan Times
Where will Micah Parsons play next? Top 5 landing spots for Cowboys rusher
Dallas Cowboys edge rusher Micah Parsons has called it quits on the prolonged contract extension negotiations with team owner Stephen Jones. On August 1, he made a public announcement of his decision to ask the team to trade him, having had enough of the push and pull. Dallas Cowboys' Micah Parsons has asked for a trade after ending contract negotiations, citing dissatisfaction with closed-door discussions and media portrayals. (Photo by RONALD MARTINEZ / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)(Getty Images via AFP) 'Yes, I wanted to be here. I did everything I could to show that I wanted to be a Cowboy and wear the star on my helmet,' Parsons wrote in the note. 'Unfortunately, I no longer want to be here. I no longer want to be held to closed-door negotiations without my agent present. I no longer want shots taken at me for getting injured while laying it on the line for the organization our fans and my teammates. I no longer want narratives created and spread to the media about me,' he further added. ALSO READ| Cowboys owner Jerry Jones gives update on Micah Parsons' future amid trade controversy: 'Absolutely not' If Parsons were to be traded, here are the top five teams according to cap space figures provided by as listed by CBS Sports: New England Patriots ($59.937 million) As the team with the largest cap capacity at the moment, the New England Patriots stand a chance to offer Parsons a fifth-year option or a new extension deal. New head coach Mike Vrabel can now use Parsons as a way to rebuild the team's defense strategy to create a dynamic mirroring that of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady from the early 2000s. Los Angeles Chargers ($31.499 million) Despite going from a 5-12 team to an 11-6 one in the last season, the Los Angeles Chargers failed to budge Houston Texans' quarterback CJ Stroud from securing a wild-card round defeat. Now that their edge rusher, Khalil Mack, is on a one-year contract, a much younger Parsons could step in to fill the gap. Green Bay Packers ($31.234 million) Although a trade between the Cowboys and their arch-nemesis, the Green Bay Packers, is highly unlikely, Jones might just be open to the idea purely out of spite. For the Packers, however, Parsons could help elevate the team to Super Bowl-level glory and help reignite their Jordan Love era. Las Vegas Raiders ($37.801 million) Given the Las Vegas Raiders' coach's advanced age, it's clear that the team would want to hasten a substantial victory at the earliest. Acquiring quarterback Geno Smith and Ashton Jeanty are moves directed in a similar direction. Adding Parsons to the mix could help the team get a strong pass rush duo in combination with Maxx Crosby. ALSO READ| Micah Parsons trade row: Trevon Diggs, CeeDee Lamb, 2 other Cowboys respond with 'One Last Ride' post Arizona Cardinals ($35.475 million) The Arizona Cardinals ranked 15th in the NFL's scoring defense under coach Jonathan Gannon. Signing on former Josh Sweat away from the Philadelphia Eagles, franchise legend Calais Campbell, drafting Ole Miss' Walker Nolen and Will Johnson are moves directed towards entering the top 10 unit this offseason. Adding Parsons could help bring the team back to playoff contention. Stuti Gupta contributed to this story
NBC Sports
24-07-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Nick Bosa: I definitely think this group can win a Super Bowl
The 49ers host Super Bowl LX. Their chances of playing a home game at Levi's Stadium on Feb. 8 aren't good. Coming off a 6-11 season, the 49ers overhauled their roster. Gone are Dre Greenlaw, Charvarius Ward, Talanoa Hufanga, Javon Hargrave, Leonard Floyd, Maliek Collins and Deebo Samuel. Nick Bosa, though, still believes his team has what it takes. 'I definitely think this group can win a Super Bowl,' Bosa said Thursday on Bay Area radio station KNBR, via David Bonilla of 'I mean, you look at our '19 team, and nobody thought that was [a Super Bowl-level squad]. 'It's not about having a huge-name guy at every position, kind of like we did in '23 or whatever. It's just how you gel, and how you play. And I think, when I look at who we have on this team, I think we undoubtedly have a chance to do that.' The 49ers have seen the return of stars Christian McCaffrey and Trent Williams, who combined to miss 20 games last season. Brandon Aiyuk, who missed 10 games last season with a knee injury, still is working his way back. But the 49ers still will need a lot of good health and good luck to do what Bosa thinks they can do.
Time of India
03-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Travis Hunter's wife Leanna Lenee gives fans inside look at their honeymoon in Turks and Caicos
Travis Hunter's wife Leanna Lenee gives fans inside look at their $20K honeymoon villa in Turks and Caicos. Forget a soft launch, Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee just went full tropical flex mode with their brand-new honeymoon vlog from Turks and Caicos, and it's exactly what you'd expect from a couple living their best NFL rookie dream life. The newlyweds dropped a $20K+ vlog that looks like a Netflix original with ocean views, private villas, and serious luxury energy. And while fans were expecting a full travel documentary, what they got was even more relatable: a glam glimpse of what real luxury looks like, through Leanna's eyes. Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee just soft-launched their honeymoon villa and it's a whole vibe The vlog opens with the couple boarding their flight, think matching travel fits and excited honeymoon energy before cutting to scenic arrival shots and a walkthrough of their stunning beachfront villa in Turks and Caicos. The star of the vlog? The villa itself. Leanna takes fans on a full room-by-room tour, showing off the private pool, lush decor, balcony views, and all the tropical opulence that $20K buys you on a honeymoon. No over-the-top acting. No scripted drama. Just two newlyweds soaking it all in with an aesthetic filter, of course. Leanna and Travis are building a lifestyle brand, one vlog at a time While Travis Hunter may be a rookie star for the Jacksonville Jaguars, and Leanna is often the subject of viral headlines (some sweet, some messy), their vlogs are shifting the narrative. Together, they're building a lifestyle brand that merges football fame with content creator realness. Travis Hunter & Leanna Reveal Their Bridesmaids and Groomsmen (Wedding Series EP. 1) Their YouTube channel, Travis and Leanna, has evolved from pre-wedding videos to high-end travel content, and this vlog feels like their most polished production yet. It's all part of their vibe, young love, luxury, and a little bit of real life in the mix. Some are loving Leanna's role as the narrator and tour guide of the trip, while others are pointing out how real the video feels not over-edited, not too flashy, just high-budget vibes with personal energy. From a Super Bowl-level proposal vibe to now a full-on luxury honeymoon vlog, Travis Hunter and Leanna Lenee are definitely giving main-character energy. And while NFL fans are keeping an eye on Hunter's rookie season in Jacksonville, there's a growing audience who's just here for the lifestyle content. Also read - 'Confirm he's the father': Puka Nacua's pregnant girlfriend files for custody, paternity, and pregnancy costs For real-time updates, scores, and highlights, follow our live coverage of the India vs England Test match here . Game On Season 1 continues with Mirabai Chanu's inspiring story. Watch Episode 2 here.
NBC Sports
27-04-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
NFL says 600,000 fans attended the draft in Green Bay
The NFL draft might not draw a Super Bowl-level TV audience. It definitely generates a Super Bowl-level crowd. The league announced that 600,000 attended the draft in Green Bay. While that's down from last year's all-time record of 775,000 in Detroit, Detroit is a much larger city and metropolitan area. It's impressive. It merits praise. Green Bay hit a home run. That said, it's high time that we come to terms with the fact that the crowd-size numbers trumpeted by the league carry a not-so-subtle alternative-facts vibe. The first point should be obvious. There wasn't a crowd of 600,000 at one specific time. That was the total attendance for the three days, lumped together. Second, it wasn't 600,000 different people over three days. Surely, there was significant overlap. The third point is more subtle. Because draft attendance is free, fans can come and go at will. And every time they enter the draft area, it counts as another fan. So if, for example, someone goes back to their car and returns to the draft, that's two not one. Consider this. Via Richard Ryman of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, Thursday night's attendance was 205,000. Saturday's was 220,000. Anyone who watched the draft on Saturday knows it was never as crowded as it was on Thursday night. Not even close. But with people wandering in and out over the six-hour Saturday marathon, there would have been plenty of duplication. It's all still very impressive. But it's not a real number. In Green Bay or in Detroit or in any location where people can come and go through the perimeter — and who will then count as two or three or four or five fans. And, yes, there are ways to accurately estimate the true, unduplicated number of attendees for each day. There's no reason to do it, however, if the end result will be a much less resounding victory lap.
