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Jed York, owner of the San Francisco Forty-Niners, has pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor charges stemming from an arrest in Ohio on suspicion of engaging in prostitution. It's a stunning development for one of the NFL's most prominent ownership figures, and the league is almost certainly paying close attention.
Shifting to the hardwood, the Brooklyn Nets are being projected as the worst team in the Eastern Conference heading into next season, and honestly, the numbers back it up. Coming off a twenty and sixty-two record, Brooklyn traded for Julius Randle this summer, but analysts aren't buying the turnaround story just yet.
And out in Cleveland, Deshaun Watson has been named the Browns' starting quarterback, beating out rookie Shedeur Sanders for the job. Watson missed all of last season recovering from dual Achilles injuries, and this is the final year of his contract, so the stakes couldn't be higher for a quarterback looking to remind the league he still belongs.
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