Anthony Richardson is still hoping to be traded by the Indianapolis Colts, but that may not be in the team's plans this season.

Despite Anthony Richardson's trade request as he battles for backup QB job, the Colts say they have no plans to deal the former first-round pick.

Via Stephen Holder of ESPN, Colts assistant G.M. Ed Dodds suggested on Sunday that the team will keep Richardson for the 2026 season, the last of his guaranteed rookie deal. "I think you take care of your own team first,

Colts assistant general manager Ed Dodds strongly suggested on Sunday that Anthony Richardson Sr. will remain in Indianapolis because the Colts intend to prioritize quarterback depth.

The New York Jets have kicked off the 2026 NFL preseason with a losing effort, falling 24-16 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Friday at MetLife Stadium. While the defeat won't count and the stats do not matter,

The New York Jets wrapped up their preseason opener with a loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Friday night. Who were the biggest losers of the game? Malachi Moore? Arian Smith? Let's talk about it!

The Jets lost to the Buccaneers in the first preseason game, but there are a couple of important developments that can help the team in the long run.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got some good work in during their 24-16 win over the New York Jets in the preseason, but none of that work featured their starting players. The Bucs played all backups (and some backups didn't even participate) in that win,

The Scottish Football Association has officially withdrawn its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, citing the "lack of transparency" shown over the plan to sell stakes in a World Cup company to private investors.

The Scottish Football Association has lost confidence in Gianni Infantino and will not be voting for his re-election as president of Fifa, chief executive Ian Maxwell has told BBC Sport.

Lots has happened since FIFA president Gianni Infantino rolled back his controversial plan to "sell" stakes in the FIFA World Cup, with opposition swirling and his future uncertain. We answer some of the big questions.

The Republic of Ireland and New Zealand are the latest to withdraw their endorsement of Infantino after his botched World Cup sell-off plan Advocacy group FairSquare has formally requested that FIFA rule president Gianni Infantino ineligible to stand for re-election next year.