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The United States has clinched a knockout berth at the 2026 World Cup after two group games, with Alex Freeman scoring and the team overcoming Christian Pulisic’s absence. Freeman’s goal came after a VAR overturn, and the US lead Group D with six points.
Former Titans star Chris Johnson has revealed he has ALS, diagnosed in 2025. He says he chose to fight, using a speech device, and is sharing his journey publicly. The announcement comes after his successful NFL career, including a 2,006-yard season in 2009.
Packers running back Aaron Green has disclosed an early-onset Parkinson’s diagnosis on a Go Long podcast, detailing his approach to treatment, the role of exercise and diet, and his intent to stay active while managing symptoms. He says he wants to inform fans and advocate for early diagnosis in former players.
The Packers tackle Bako-Bewele has begun the process to change his surname to Bako-Bewele to reflect his Nigerian ancestry; he has worn the new name on his jersey and is aiming to complete the required legal steps while recovering from a tendon injury.
The Chicago Bears have moved their stadium development focus to Hammond, Indiana. Due diligence is underway on the Lost Marsh and Wolf Lake sites, with Illinois talks ongoing but limited. The team says it will remain the Chicago Bears regardless of location, as a timeline for a decision remains uncertain amid state funding and legislative hurdles.
Updates across multiple incidents in the city have prompted authorities to renew public-safety appeals. A Bills player mourns a personal loss as officials stress ongoing investigations into drownings and a fatal shooting. Authorities are calling for calm while continuing to seek information from the public.
The 49ers have trimmed to a 53-man roster ahead of their season opener in Australia against the Rams. They trade for veteran interior lineman Jarrett Patterson, add depth at guard and center, and place several players on IR or PUP as they prepare for Week 1.
Former Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has had the case against him amended to include citations for open intoxicants, unsafe passing on the right and first-offense operating while intoxicated. He had previously been cited for refusing a sobriety test. CBS Sports and CBS affiliates report on the ongoing civil matter as Romo remains a leading NFL analyst.
Josh Jacobs has been placed on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list as investigations into his May incident continue. The Packers are keeping him on payroll and hope for a return; meanwhile, Seattle signs Terrion Arnold but places him on exempt as eight felony charges loom. The league will decide on playing status as details emerge.
The Rams have brought back Aaron Donald on a one-year deal worth up to $30 million, reuniting him with Myles Garrett after Donald’s retirement in 2024. The move complements Los Angeles’ stacked roster as it pursues a second Super Bowl title at SoFi Stadium.