NEWS.11/06/2025 Brazil secured their place at the 2026 World Cup after narrowly beating Paraguay 1-0 at the Neo Química Arena in São Paulo. Vini Jr. was the star of the show, scoring the only ...

The Houston Texans added four-time Pro Bowl running back Nick Chubb on a one-year, $2.5 million deal with an additional $2.5 million in incentives. Chubb, who w ...

Gordon will be lacing up in the No. 31 to begin his Dolphins career, a number previously worn by running back Raheem Mostert. Miami Dolphins RB Ollie Gordon II (@Ollie_Gordon2) is wearing number 31.

In the offseason, plenty of players change their numbers. Buccaneers receiver Chris Godwin is making a different kind of change. He’s adding “Jr.” to his jersey, in honor of his father. “As a ...

A winner from Vinicius Jr helped Brazil to a 1-0 victory over Paraguay, and secured a place at the 2026 World Cup on a momentous home debut for new head coach Carlo Ancelotti. The former Real ...

For Jarrett, the jersey number represents both familiarity and expectation. As a veteran presence on the defensive line, he understands the attention that comes with wearing No. 50.

We learned on Wednesday that the Denver Broncos ' new free-agent running back J.K. Dobbins used a few bucks from his new deal to pry the No. 27 jersey away from fourth-year cornerback Damarri Mathis.

What number will Bane wear in Orlando? As reported by the Magic's social media account, Bane will wear #3 in the pinstripes next season. Bane wore the #22 during his five years in Memphis.

The 26-year-old sharpshooter arrives in Orlando with a new role, a new mission, and now, officially, a new jersey number. With his No. 22 retired in team lore, the Magic announced that Bane will ...

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin announced Thursday that he will wear the name "Godwin Jr." on the back of his jersey during the 2025 NFL season.

Abdul Carter had to do some serious work to end up with his rookie season jersey number with the New York Giants. First, he inquired about the No. 56 retired by Lawrence Taylor: Nope. Then, it was ...