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The NFL trade deadline is days away and the league is already moving fast. Indianapolis shipped out two cornerstones in Quenton Nelson and DeForest Buckner, both former All-Pros, in exchange for a stack of draft capital. With one week of games left before Tuesday's cutoff, expect more dominoes to fall across the league.
Shifting to baseball, Bo Bichette is staying in New York. The two-time All-Star is exercising his forty-two million dollar player option to return to the Mets for two thousand twenty seven, locking in another year after signing that massive three-year, one hundred twenty-six million dollar deal last offseason. The Mets are building something, and Bichette clearly believes in it.
And on a genuinely heartwarming note, Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy delivered the update everyone was hoping for. Three months after his wife Mia was shot inside their family home, Bieniemy told reporters she is doing great, even well enough to travel with friends this past weekend. He called her a rockstar, and honestly, hard to argue with that.
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