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The two thousand twenty six NFL Draft is done, and the post-draft scramble is already in full swing. Fernando Mendoza went first overall, Red Murdock went last, and now the undrafted market is moving fast, with teams across the league locking up free agent prospects before the ink dries on the draft board.
Speaking of the draft's final pick, Red Murdock is anything but irrelevant on paper. The Buffalo linebacker holds the NCAA record for career tackles and earned first-team All-MAC honors twice. Denver takes him with pick two fifty seven, and he arrives in Colorado with something to prove from day one.
Meanwhile over in Europe, Bayern Munich are feeling the sting of a fine after their Champions League demolition of Real Madrid. UEFA hit the Bavarians with nearly one hundred thousand euros in sanctions for match infringements, though something tells you Bayern fans would happily pay that fine again after a six to four aggregate thriller sent them through at Real's expense.
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