📰 Super Bowl champion Bryan Braman dead at 38 after cancer battle
Former NFL linebacker Bryan Braman, known for playing with the Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans, has passed away at the age of 38 after battling a rare form of cancer. His agent confirmed the news, mentioning that Braman leaves behind two young daughters. Braman was diagnosed with the cancer earlier in the year and a GoFundMe campaign was set up to support his treatment, raising over $88,000, with a significant contribution from former teammate J.J. Watt. Despite undergoing CAR-T cell reprogramming treatment, the cancer continued to progress rapidly. Braman had a successful NFL career, winning a Super Bowl with the Eagles and playing a total of 97 games from 2011 to 2017, making notable contributions on the field.
📰 Suni Lee discusses Olympic return after kidney disease diagnosis, ESPYs Comeback Athlete nomination
Suni Lee faced challenges with a kidney issue that almost prevented her from competing in the Paris Olympics in 2024. Despite struggles and doubts, she persevered and won three medals in Paris – gold with the team, bronze in the all-around, and bronze on the uneven bars. Lee shared that she had moments of wanting to quit gymnastics, but she pushed through and achieved success. After the Olympics, she partnered with Raising Cane’s and won the Best Comeback Athlete award at the 2025 ESPYs. Lee mentioned that it took time to feel normal post-Olympics, adjusting to medication, time changes, and stress, but she is now in a routine and focusing on living her life.
📰 Auburn’s Bruce Pearl pumps brakes on US Senate rumors
Bruce Pearl, the head coach of Auburn Tigers men’s basketball team, was considered a possible candidate to replace Sen. Tommy Tuberville in the U.S. Senate as Tuberville announced his intention to run for Alabama governor. Despite Pearl’s support for President Donald Trump, he received backing from Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley. Pearl questioned whether he could have a significant impact as a senator compared to his role as a basketball coach in teaching and graduating students. Auburn Athletic Director John Cohen expressed his expectation for Pearl to remain as the head coach until the 2025-26 season, but noted that circumstances could change due to evolving policies like NIL. Pearl, who is Jewish, has shown strong support for Israel and Trump’s approach to conflicts in the Middle East. He has also been appointed as the chairman of the U.S. Israel Education Association. With a record of 246-125, Pearl has guided Auburn to two Final Four appearances, including the previous season.
📰 Shane Gillis stirs controversy with Trump, Bill Belichick jokes during edgy ESPY Awards monologue
Comedian Shane Gillis delivered a controversial monologue at the ESPY Awards, targeting various figures in the sports world with biting humor. His jokes drew a mix of cheers and jeers from the audience at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. Gillis made headlines with jokes about Bill Belichick, Joe Rogan, President Donald Trump, and Caitlin Clark, among others. He also referenced the late O.J. Simpson in a nod to comedian Norm Macdonald. Some found Gillis’ humor off-color, while others saw it as purely comedic. The comedian’s performance at the awards show sparked a range of reactions from the audience and viewers.
📰 Josh Allen determined not to let ‘Hard Knocks’ cameras become distraction for Bills in training camp
The NFL changed its rule, making the Buffalo Bills the featured team on HBO’s “Hard Knocks: Training Camp” for the first time since the show began in 2001. Quarterback Josh Allen, the reigning MVP, acknowledges the added pressure of cameras but emphasizes the importance of not letting it distract the team from their goal of performing well on the field. Despite the team’s recent success in making the playoffs, they have yet to reach the Super Bowl, and the documentary will provide fans with a closer look at their journey. Allen highlights the value of authenticity and leadership in navigating the increased attention that comes with being on “Hard Knocks.” Additionally, Allen discusses his partnership with Natrol, a sleep-aid brand, emphasizing the importance of quality sleep for his performance as a quarterback throughout the season.
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