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National Post
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- National Post
Eagles' Saquon Barkley announced as Madden NFL 26 cover athlete
Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley was announced Monday as EA Sports' cover athlete for Madden NFL 26. Article content Barkley's sensational backward hurdle over a defender from Week 9 of last year's Super Bowl-winning season is depicted on the standard cover. The deluxe edition features a tight shot of Barkley in his game-day gear. Barkley last season set an NFL single-season rushing record, postseason included, topping the mark of 2,476 yards set by Terrell Davis. He ended perhaps the greatest debut season of any free agent in Philadelphia sports history with 2,504 yards rushing and 18 rushing touchdowns. Article content 'Starring on the cover of Madden NFL 26 and being named to the Madden NFL '99 Club' are both dreams come true,' Barkley said in an EA Sports news release. 'I'm grateful to my teammates, coaches, and Eagles fans for their support, and I can't wait to hit the field again to give Madden players more highlight-reel moments in Madden NFL 26.' Article content
The Independent
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Eagles' Saquon Barkley announced as Madden NFL 26 cover athlete
Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley was announced Monday as EA Sports ' cover athlete for Madden NFL 26. Barkley's sensational backward hurdle over a defender from Week 9 of last year's Super Bowl-winning season is depicted on the standard cover. The deluxe edition features a tight shot of Barkley in his game-day gear. Barkley last season set an NFL single-season rushing record, postseason included, topping the mark of 2,476 yards set by Terrell Davis. He ended perhaps the greatest debut season of any free agent in Philadelphia sports history with 2,504 yards rushing and 18 rushing touchdowns. 'Starring on the cover of Madden NFL 26 and being named to the Madden NFL '99 Club' are both dreams come true," Barkley said in an EA Sports news release. "I'm grateful to my teammates, coaches, and Eagles fans for their support, and I can't wait to hit the field again to give Madden players more highlight-reel moments in Madden NFL 26.' Barkley is the first Eagles player on the cover since Donovan McNabb was on Madden 06. ___
USA Today
26-04-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
NFL draft order for Rounds 4-7: Full list of Day 3 picks from 103-257 and Mr. Irrelevant
NFL draft order for Rounds 4-7: Full list of Day 3 picks from 103-257 and Mr. Irrelevant Show Caption Hide Caption NFL draft prospects reveal their outfits cost for draft night NFL draft prospects discuss the costs of their outfits for draft night and share a few details. It's the third and final day of the 2025 NFL draft, which means it's time for teams and front offices to mine for hidden gems, sleepers and under-the-radar prospects to bolster their rosters. Rounds 4 through 7 of the draft have yielded plenty of starters and stars over the years, and this year's draft is likely to be no different. The last hours of drafting get underway Saturday at 12 p.m. ET, concluding with the league's annual "Mr. Irrelevant" selection, a moniker given to the last pick in the draft (No. 257 overall in 2025). Players who expected to be picked on the first two days of the draft will fall to a lucky team and many prospects only the most ardent fans knew of before will have their NFL dreams fulfilled. This is an afternoon for the football junkies, with memorable Pro Football Hall of Famers and All-Pros like Tom Brady, Terrell Davis and Jason Kelce among those to be selected in the Day 3 range. There are 157 picks to be made, including compensatory picks, and USA TODAY Sports will be tracking what every NFL team is up as the draft comes to a close Here's what the draft order looks like for Saturday afternoon at the 2025 NFL draft: NFL draft order for Rounds 4-7 Round 4 103. Tennessee Titans 104. Cleveland Browns 105. New York Giants 106. New England Patriots 107. Jacksonville Jaguars 108. Las Vegas Raiders 109. Buffalo Bills 110. New York Jets 111. Carolina Panthers 112. New Orleans Saints 113. San Francisco 49ers 114. Carolina Panthers 115. Arizona Cardinals 116. Miami Dolphins 117. Indianapolis Colts 118. Atlanta Falcons 119. Cincinnati Bengals 120. Tennessee Titans 121. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 122. Denver Broncos 123. Pittsburgh Steelers 124. Green Bay Packers 125. Los Angeles Chargers 126. Jacksonville Jaguars 127. Los Angeles Rams 128. Washington Commanders 129. Baltimore Ravens 130. Detroit Lions 131. New Orleans Saints 132. Buffalo Bills 133. Kansas City Chiefs 134. Philadelphia Eagles 135. Miami Dolphins 136. Baltimore Ravens 137. Seattle Seahawks 138. San Francisco 49ers Round 5 139. Minnesota Vikings 140. Carolina Panthers 141. Tennessee Titans 142. Jacksonville Jaguars 143. Las Vegas Raiders 144. New England Patriots 145. New York Jets 146. Carolina Panthers 147. San Francisco 49ers 148. Chicago Bears 149. Dallas Cowboys 150. Miami Dolphins 151. Indianapolis Colts 152. Arizona Cardinals 153. Cincinnati Bengals 154. New York Giants 155. Miami Dolphins 156. Pittsburgh Steelers 157. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 158. Los Angeles Chargers 159. Green Bay Packers 160. San Francisco 49ers 161. Philadelphia Eagles 162. New York Jets 163. Carolina Panthers 164. Philadelphia Eagles 165. Philadelphia Eagles 166. Houston Texans 167. Tennessee Titans 168. Philadelphia Eagles 169. Buffalo Bills 170. Buffalo Bills 171. New England Patriots 172. Seattle Seahawks 173. Buffalo Bills 174. Dallas Cowboys 175. Seattle Seahawks 176. Baltimore Ravens Round 6 177. Buffalo Bills 178. Tennessee Titans 179. Cleveland Browns 180. Las Vegas Raiders 181. Los Angeles Chargers 182. Jacksonville Jaguars 183. Baltimore Ravens 184. New Orleans Saints 185. Pittsburgh Steelers 186. New York Jets 187. Minnesota Vikings 188. Tennessee Titans 189. Indianapolis Colts 190. Los Angeles Rams 191. Denver Broncos 192. Cleveland Browns 193. Cincinnati Bengals 194. Jacksonville Jaguars 195. Los Angeles Rams 196. Detroit Lions 197. Denver Broncos 198. Green Bay Packers 199. Los Angeles Chargers 200. Cleveland Browns 201. Los Angeles Rams 202. Los Angeles Rams 203. Baltimore Ravens 204. Dallas Cowboys 205. Washington Commanders 206. Buffalo Bills 207. New York Jets 208. Denver Broncos 209. Los Angeles Chargers 210. Baltimore Ravens 211. Dallas Cowboys 212. Baltimore Ravens 213. Las Vegas Raiders 214. Los Angeles Chargers 215. Las Vegas Raiders 216. Cleveland Browns Round 7
Yahoo
18-02-2025
- Yahoo
Rock Island man sentenced to prison after conviction in 2021 shooting
A 29-year-old Rock Island man will go to prison after he was sentenced for a shooting in 2021, court records show. Quasean Terrell Davis, was sentenced Thursday in Rock Island County court after he waived a jury trail and pleaded guilty to a charge of aggravated discharge of a firearm, court records show. Two other charges were dismissed in the plea agreement. Court records say Davis was found guilty and sentenced to six years in prison, with day-for-day credit for the time has served in connection with the case. A Rock Island shooting in 2021 About 3:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021, Rock Island Police responded to the 1400 block of 5 1/2 Avenue in response to a report of gunfire. Officers found a 44-year-old man with serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wounds, according to an earlier news release. On Sept. 22, 2021, detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division obtained an arrest warrant for 26-year-old Quasean Terrell Davis of Rock Island. He originally faced charges of aggravated battery with a firearm, aggravated discharge of a firearm, and aggravated unlawful use of a weapon after he was apprehended in the 9500 block of 14th Street West, Rock Island. 'I feel he tried to murder me.' Nine bullets tore through 44-year-old Lamarr Parks' body. 'I was shocked,' he said of the charges Davis faced. 'I feel he tried to murder me.' 'I was trying to buy a car – it was a 1971 Riviera. The guy who was selling me the car, he only wanted to sell me the body of the car. As we exchanged the money, the guy, he comes in between us, snatches the money.' The suspect had his hand in a bag. 'I just heard gunshots going off. I'm not thinking 'This man is shooting me.' I woke up Dec.2. That's all I can remember,' Lamarr told Our Quad Cities News in 2022. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
USA Today
14-02-2025
- Politics
- USA Today
Trump administration rescinds NLRB memorandum viewing college athletes as employees
Trump administration rescinds NLRB memorandum viewing college athletes as employees Show Caption Hide Caption Terrell Davis on student athletes knowing their worth Terrell Davis tells Mackenzie Salmon how he feels about college sports in the age of NCAA's Name Image and Likeness rules. The National Labor Relations Board's acting general counsel on Friday rescinded a memorandum issued by his Biden-administration predecessor that said she viewed college athletes as employees of their schools under the National Labor Relations Act. Friday's memorandum from the Trump administration's William B. Cowen rescinded an array of memoranda that had been issued by Jennifer Abruzzo, including the one from September 2021 that was accompanied by a statement from Abruzzo in which she wrote: College athletes 'perform services for institutions in return for compensation and (are) subject to their control. "Thus, the broad language of … the Act, the policies underlying the NLRA, Board law, and the common law fully support the conclusion that certain (college athletes) are statutory employees, who have the right to act collectively to improve their terms and conditions of employment." Friday's memorandum comes against the backdrop of longstanding efforts by the NCAA, conferences and universities to pursue federal legislation that would prevent college athletes from becoming employees of their schools. A bill to that effect passed a U.S. House committee in June 2024, but went no farther. The new memo comes two days after the new Trump administration's Education Department rescinded guidance issued in the final days of the Biden administration's Education Department that stated that compensation paid by colleges to their athletes for use of their name, image and likeness (NIL) is subject to Title IX gender-equity policies.
