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Report: Kyle Monangai to have MRI on knee, Bears believe he avoided serious injury
Running back Kyle Monangai made an early exit from Bears practice on Sunday after hurting his knee, but the team's current belief is that he avoided a major injury. chickenroad.qpon
Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that initial tests showed that the knee is structurally sound. He is set to have an MRI to confirm that is the case.
Monangai also dealt with a soft tissue injury early in training camp. He joined most of the team's regulars in sitting out their preseason opener.
Monangai ran 169 times for 783 yards and five touchdowns during his rookie season. He also caught 18 passes for 164 yards. He added 21 carries for 63 yards and five catches for 58 yards in the postseason.
Cowboys Bolster Their Pass Rush, Reportedly Agree To Deal With Von Miller
Von Miller is returning to Texas to play for his hometown team. The two-time Super Bowl champion is expected to sign with the Dallas Cowboys, adding an experienced pass rusher to their defense, according to ESPN. Miller unofficially confirmed the move on social media, sharing a graphic of himself in a Cowboys uniform on his official X account. Miller, an eight-time Pro Bowler who grew up in DeSoto, Texas, comes to the Cowboys after spending last season with the Washington Commanders. During his year in Washington, the edge rusher recorded nine sacks while playing in seventeen regular-season games. The move keeps Miller in the NFC East while adding historic production to the roster. In 203 career regular-season games, he has accumulated 138.5 sacks, 27 forced fumbles and 9 fumble recoveries. Miller was also the Super Bowl 50 MVP and a three-time first-team All-Pro. He is the active NFL leader in career sacks with 138.5. Miller joins a Cowboys team that has sky-high expectations entering this season, as is always the case in Dallas. With a revamped defense and Dak Prescott, who led the league in passing yards last season with 4,552 yards, under center, the Cowboys have a 9.5-win total, but are favored in 11 games.
Remembering Tommy John: 5 Pitchers Who Reclaimed Careers After Surgery
Former MLB pitcher Tommy John died Sunday, leaving a legacy that still shapes the game. Fifty‑two years after his groundbreaking UCL reconstruction by Dr. Frank Jobe, the procedure—now known as Tommy John surgery—has saved countless pitching careers and become routine.
In remembrance, five pitchers have exemplified the surgery’s impact. Two‑time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom, who returned in 2018–19 after a 2010 operation, became the first to win back‑to‑back awards post‑surgery and remains an elite arm into his late 30s. Justin Verlander, after a 2020 procedure, rebounded in 2022 to help the Astros win a World Series and secure his third Cy Young. Tarik Skubal, who underwent the operation in 2016 while in college, has delivered dominant spells with the Tigers, capturing consecutive Cy Young titles in 2024 and 2025 as one of only three pitchers to win multiple awards after the surgery.