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Lando Norris delivered what may have been the defining drive of his championship run at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, and Jolyon Palmer isn't holding back in calling it one of the finest victories of Norris' career. The win crystallized exactly why this kid belongs at the very top of the sport.
Shifting to the NFL trade wire, the Bengals and Eagles had a deal in place for defensive end Arnold Ebiketie, and it has completely fallen apart. Jordan Schultz reports the collapse had nothing to do with physical or performance concerns, but the financial math was brutal — Cincinnati would have surrendered a two thousand twenty seven third-round compensatory pick, a hit they simply couldn't absorb after losing Trey Hendrickson and two other comp free agents this past offseason.
Meanwhile in Los Angeles, the Chargers may finally be cracking the door open. Teams are sensing a shift in the last twenty-four hours, with the organization showing new receptiveness to moving players on expiring contracts. Khalil Mack remains a long shot to be dealt, but the phone lines in that building are no longer dead on arrival.
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