Draft
Lakers hire Tony Bennett as NBA draft advisor
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The Los Angeles Lakers have named former University of Virginia coach Tony Bennett as a draft advisor to general manager Rob Pelinka. Bennett, who retired abruptly in 2024, will provide expertise on college talent ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft. The move comes as the Lakers expand their front office under new ownership.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert addressed the challenges of identifying late-round talent during a recent Pittsburgh luncheon. He emphasized that many successful players exceeded the team's initial expectations. Colbert highlighted several notable examples from his tenure.
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The NFL has rejected quarterback Brendan Sorsby's petition for the 2026 supplemental draft over concerns tied to his gambling history.
Deion Sanders opened up about the difficulties his son Shedeur faced during his rookie season with the Cleveland Browns. Speaking on a recent podcast, the Colorado coach described the unfair criticism and challenges that marked the quarterback's transition to the NFL.
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Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz dismissed rumors of a setback for offensive tackle Broderick Jones. Kuntz expressed confidence in Jones' full recovery from a neck injury. The comments come amid questions following the team's recent draft pick.