Travis Kelce, George Kittle highlight Tight End University

The Buffalo Bills are considered the best offense in the NFL entering the 2025 season, thanks to their MVP quarterback Josh Allen and a strong offensive line, despite lacking a top-tier receiving target. Analyst Gennaro Filice notes the potential growth of young players and emphasizes that the combination of talent may offset the need for a No. 1 receiver. Need More Context? 🔎

Prominent boxing trainer Stefy Bull, also known as Andrew Bulcroft, faces a potential 16-year prison sentence after being convicted of conspiracy to supply cocaine in England; he used the EncroChat network to purchase significant quantities of the drug. Bull, who pleaded not guilty and has been in custody since February, is expected to be sentenced on August 26, while the British Boxing Board of Control will review his licenses following the conviction. Need More Context?...

Soccer Aid 2025 featured a thrilling 5-4 match at Old Trafford, with the World XI reclaiming the trophy and raising over £15 million for UNICEF. Toni Duggan shone on her debut, scoring and assisting, while Wayne Rooney set a record for the fastest goal; Carlos Tevez’s four goals helped secure the victory for the World XI, alongside a standout performance from YouTuber Angry Ginge. Need More Context? 🔎

The Green Bay Packers are not expected to receive a compensatory pick in the 2026 draft after signing guard Aaron Banks and cornerback Nate Hobbs, which offset their free agency losses. While other NFC North teams like the Vikings and Lions are projected to gain several compensatory picks, the Packers' signings disqualified them from receiving any compensation for their departed players. Need More Context? 🔎

Ferrari expressed surprise over the disqualification of its #50 499P Hypercar from fourth place in the 2025 Le Mans 24 Hours. The stewards cited non-compliance with technical regulations and safety issues, specifically the rear wing's missing four bolts, as reasons for the decision. Need More Context? 🔎

The Canadian Grand Prix will remain on the F1 calendar through at least 2035, following a four-year extension announced by F1. This historic race, first held in 1967 and currently at Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve since 1978, continues to captivate fans, with George Russell recently securing his first win of the season amid dramatic race events. Need More Context? 🔎