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Chicago Bears running back D'Andre Swift is staying put, and he's getting paid. Swift and the Bears have agreed to a three-year, thirty-three point seven five million dollar extension with twenty-seven point five million guaranteed. Coming off a career-high one thousand eighty-seven rushing yards and nine touchdowns, Chicago is making a serious commitment to keeping their backfield engine running.
Shifting to baseball, the Tampa Bay Rays could be shaking things up this offseason with a potential blockbuster move. Their ace, posting a three point one zero earned run average and earning an All-Star nod, may be on the trade market this winter. The Rays have a long history of flipping elite pitching for prospects, and all signs point to another calculated roster reset in St. Pete.
And in New York, the Giants have a big question mark heading into Sunday night. Rookie wide receiver Malik Nabers is listed as questionable, which is the last thing a Giants offense desperate for playmakers needs right now. Nabers has been one of the few bright spots in what's been a rough season for New York, so his status will be worth watching closely as game time approaches.
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