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• Shadeur Sanders Prank Caller Revealed

• NFL Draft Grades Breakdown

• Commanders’ New RFK Stadium Plan

• Damian Lillard Out For Season With Torn Achilles

• Blown Call Gives The Knicks A 3-1 Lead

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👀 Shadeur Sanders Prank Caller Revealed

The mystery behind Shedeur Sanders' bizarre draft day prank call has been solved 

The culprit? The 21-year-old son of Falcons defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich.

Awkward.

Jax Ulbrich admitted to making the call where he impersonated Saints GM Mickey Loomis, telling Sanders "We're going to take you with our next pick" while the QB was still waiting to be drafted. The NFL is now investigating how Sanders' private number leaked in the first place.

According to the Falcons, Jax wrote down the number from his father's open iPad while visiting his parents. He later apologized on Instagram, calling his actions "completely inexcusable, embarrassing, and shameful." Apparently, Sanders has already accepted his apology call.

The Falcons said Jeff Ulbrich knew nothing about the prank and won't face discipline, but they're reviewing protocols to make sure this never happens again.

NFL Draft Grades Breakdown

NFL analyst Connor Rogers has graded all 32 teams' 2025 draft classes! Some highlights from the comprehensive analysis:

• Top grades: Ravens (A-), Panthers (A-), Raiders (A-), Lions (A-), Buccaneers (A)

• The Jaguars' bold trade for Travis Hunter earned an A- despite the high cost

• Browns' bizarre QB strategy with both Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders was questioned

• Day 2 steals include Will Johnson (Cardinals), Mike Green (Ravens), and Kevin Winston Jr. (Titans)

• Several teams addressed defensive line needs early with Michigan DTs

For complete team-by-team breakdowns with specific player analysis and long-term projections for all 259 picks, check out the full article!

Commanders’ New RFK Stadium Plan

The Commanders are officially heading back to DC after nearly 25 years in Maryland.

Owner Josh Harris announced a massive $2.7 billion investment for a new 65,000-seat roofed stadium at the RFK campus, the team's historic home from 1961-1996.

The return became possible after DC gained greater control of the land in December 2024. The new stadium is expected to open in 2030 and dramatically improves DC's chances of hosting a Super Bowl, according to Goodell.

This homecoming marks a full-circle moment for the franchise that won all three of its Super Bowls while playing at the original RFK. The move still needs DC City Council approval, but it looks like the Commanders are finally coming home!

Damian Lillard Out For Season With Torn Achilles

Devastating news for Damian Lillard.

After dealing with deep vein thrombosis issues late in the season, Dame reportedly tore his left Achilles and will miss the remainder of the playoffs, according to multiple reports.

The injury happened during Sunday's Game 4 loss to the Pacers when Lillard stumbled going for a rebound. He immediately grabbed his lower leg and had to be helped off the court. Monday's MRI confirmed the worst fears.

Lillard literally just returned from missing weeks and managed to play in Games 2 and 3, even helping Milwaukee get their only win of the series so far.

This puts enormous pressure on Giannis Antetokounmpo for Tuesday's Game 5 and raises serious questions about the Bucks' future.

With Lillard facing a lengthy rehab and rumors already swirling about Giannis potentially requesting a trade due to playoff disappointments, Milwaukee's championship window might be closing fast.

Blown Call Gives The Knicks A 3-1 Lead

Yikes. Bad call by the refs.

The Knicks grabbed a 3-1 series lead with a 94-93 win over Detroit, but crew chief David Guthrie admitted they blew a massive call that likely cost the Pistons the game.

With just over a second left and Detroit down one, Tim Hardaway Jr. was clearly fouled on a three-point attempt by Josh Hart.

This one hurts for Detroit because Hardaway, an 85% free-throw shooter, should've gotten three shots that likely would have flipped the outcome. What makes it especially infuriating for Pistons fans is that Knicks star Jalen Brunson has repeatedly gotten questionable foul calls on three-pointers throughout the series - often using an unnatural lunging motion that shouldn't even be called a defensive foul according to league rules.

The series now returns to New York with the Pistons facing elimination instead of the 2-2 tie they probably deserved.

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