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Le sélectionneur de l’Irlande Andy Farrell a dévoilé la liste des 37 joueurs qui prépareront le Tournoi des 6 Nations 2026. Le XV de Trèfle se déplacera en ouverture du tournoi au Stade de France pour y défier les...

Sean McDermott has now taken another shot from the Buffalo Bills, as the owner blamed him for a decision that helped out Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs. After being fired by the Buffalo Bills, Sean McDermott has found himself in the eye of the storm across the NFL. Now, owner Terry Pegula has taken a shot at the former head coach over a draft decision that benefited Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs more than it did Josh Allen and the Bills. Ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Bills traded their first-round pick (28th overall) to the Chiefs. That selection resulted in Texas Longhorns speedster Xavier Worthy—who had set a new 40-yard dash record at the Combine—being drafted by Kansas City. Meanwhile, the Bills landed Keon Coleman out of Florida State University with the 33rd overall selection. Coleman didn’t have Worthy’s top-end speed, but he was considered a more reliable target, particularly in the slot and in one-on-one contested catches. Fast forward two seasons, and Coleman hasn’t met expectations, with McDermott and Buffalo even going so far as to healthy scratch him for some outings during the 2025 NFL season. All the hype around the fan-favorite wideout has now run dry, and Pegula was quick to point the finger at the former head coach for selecting Coleman. “The coaching staff pushed to pick Keon [Coleman],” Pegula recently admitted in a press conference, as reported by ESPN’s Alaina Getzenberg on X. During his media availability, the Bills’ owner confirmed why McDermott was fired with a clear message for Allen. Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills Coleman vs. Worthy: Stats comparison So far in his two-year NFL career, Coleman has appeared in 26 games, registering 67 receptions for 960 yards and 8 touchdowns. Meanwhile, Worthy has played 31 games, catching 101 passes for 1,170 yards and 7 TDs. Worthy has also been used in the ground game, as he has 31 rushing attempts for 191 yards and three touchdowns. While the Bills are having second thoughts about their 33rd overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Chiefs have concerns of their own about Worthy. His numbers this season have been greatly limited by an injury sustained on the second play of the season opener in Sao Paulo, Brazil, against the Los Angeles Chargers. Even when active, however, his production remained low, and he looked far different from the explosive rookie who could turn any play into a big one in 2024. Now, Mahomes and the Chiefs have realized the comparisons to Tyreek Hill were far off. Not a great look for Bills When things go south, it’s easier to point the blame at those who are no longer on the team. Bills owner Pegula has done just that, admitting who was behind Keon Coleman’s selection in the 2024 NFL Draft. The young wide receiver out of Florida State University has been under duress as of late, and Pegula’s comments do little to help his case. Touted as Allen’s No. 1 target, Coleman has been inconsistent and has struggled with drops. The spotlight across social media has shifted to him in recent days after Cam Newton put him on blast in a viral video. Adding to the drama with his comments, Pegula is doing Buffalo’s image no favors.

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Toronto Blue Jays’ interest in Cody Bellinger faces skepticism while the New York Yankees and New York Mets remain active contenders in the MLB free-agent market. The Toronto Blue Jays opened the offseason with a clear objective: secure a middle-of-the-order bat capable of reshaping the roster’s trajectory. For a brief stretch, their aggressive pursuit of Kyle Tucker suggested both urgency and a readiness to operate alongside MLB’s most aggressive spenders. That momentum stalled when Tucker chose the Los Angeles Dodgers, leaving Toronto without the marquee left-handed hitter many believed was central to its winter plan. As speculation intensified around Cody Bellinger, expectations grew that the Blue Jays could pivot aggressively. However, new reporting has introduced doubt about whether Toronto ever intended to make that move, even as the New York Yankees and New York Mets remain closely involved. Do the Blue Jays truly view Bellinger as a priority? According to Mitch Bannon of The Athletic, internal evaluations suggest Toronto’s interest in Bellinger may be far less serious than external chatter implied. In a recent roster analysis, Bannon challenged the assumption that the Blue Jays are preparing a late push. Cody Bellinger #35 of the Yankees celebrates with teammates. Vaughn Ridley/Getty Images “Despite agent Scott Boras’ cryptically linking his client to Toronto at December’s Winter Meetings, the Jays haven’t appeared particularly interested in the 30-year-old free agent this winter,” Bannon wrote, adding that Toronto is unlikely to top New York’s standing proposal. How the Yankees and Mets shape the market The Yankees have reportedly presented a five-year offer worth up to $160 million, positioning them as the most concrete suitor at this stage. The Mets, meanwhile, continue monitoring the situation as they reassess their outfield following other offseason pivots. What comes next as Bellinger nears a decision With Bellinger believed to be weighing multiple offers, clarity could arrive soon. For now, industry sentiment suggests momentum favors a return to the Bronx, unless another contender materially alters the landscape.

Après la finale de la Coupe d’Afrique des nations 2025, le Maroc s’est retrouvé au centre de nombreuses discussions sur les réseaux sociaux. Ces échanges, parfois ironiques, parfois critiques, se sont développés dans les jours qui ont suivi le match décisif et dépassent le strict cadre sportif. Railleries et détournements viraux Une partie des réactions ... Lire la suite