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Arch Manning is done making comparisons, and honestly, that confidence might be the most Manning thing about him. The Texas junior showed up to camp in Tampa this week and made clear he's carving his own path, despite carrying the weight of two Super Bowl-winning uncles and a grandfather who rewrote the quarterback position. The kid knows what he's walking into, and he's walking in anyway.
Meanwhile at the three M Open in Blaine, Minnesota, Ben Kohles is quietly putting together the round of his season. He hit seventeen greens in regulation Thursday and called the last two months the best golf of his career, no hedging, no qualifiers. When a player tells you everything is clicking all at once, you pay attention, because that kind of momentum is rare and it doesn't last forever.
And in New York, Giants fans exhaled a little Thursday when Malik Nabers avoided the physically unable to perform list heading into training camp. The star receiver is still recovering from a torn ACL and a second offseason surgery, so keeping him off that list is meaningful. He's not cleared to go full speed yet, but he's in camp, and that matters more than people are letting on.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
