NFL Hits Three Head Coaches With $250,000 Fines For Their Behavior Toward Referees

NDTV - Oct 23, 2026

The NFL reportedly fined Mike Vrabel, Aaron Glenn and Nick Sirianni $250,000 each over their conduct toward officials, with the penalties potentially waived if they demonstrate good behaviour.

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Asian Para Games 2026 Day 5 LIVE Updates: Three Early Silver Medals Take India's Tally Past 90

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Track tensions, the Valley roar, and Daryl Braithwaite’s Horses: The mixed emotions behind Cox Plate’s Flemington move

One of Melbourne’s most celebrated sporting events has a new home. At least for this year. And the emotions are swirling ahead of a Cox Plate not being held at the Valley.

Charles Barkley Takes Brutal Swipe At Aaron Rodgers Over His Exes Drama

Oct 23, 2026

Charles Barkley Takes Brutal Swipe At Aaron Rodgers Over His Exes Drama

Charles Barkley takes a brutal dig at Aaron Rodgers for discussing his breakup with Shailene Woodley, saying he refuses to burn bridges or criticise his exes during his own retirement.

Koloamatangi is already having an impact on the Dragons. And Young has big plans for him

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Koloamatangi is already having an impact on the Dragons. And Young has big plans for him

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NFL fan event in Paris canceled amid violent protests as league faces huge criticism for not scrapping game

Oct 23, 2026

NFL fan event in Paris canceled amid violent protests as league faces huge criticism for not scrapping game

More demonstrations could be in store this weekend in the capital and elsewhere around France, but the NFL has refused to scrap its game between the Steelers and New Orleans Saints.

A Nawaqanitawase circus should not be on Rugby Australia’s list of priorities

Oct 23, 2026

A Nawaqanitawase circus should not be on Rugby Australia’s list of priorities

The Wallabies won’t get what they need to win a Rugby World Cup from the NRL next year.

‘The next Jarome Luai’ ready to take on the original one

Oct 23, 2026

‘The next Jarome Luai’ ready to take on the original one

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Fans fear for Josh Simmons' career as Chiefs star is ruled out with injury again... after previous 'mysterious' absence

Oct 23, 2026

Fans fear for Josh Simmons' career as Chiefs star is ruled out with injury again... after previous 'mysterious' absence

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NFL legend Marshall Faulk, 53, reveals heartbreaking Parkinson's diagnosis

Oct 23, 2026

NFL legend Marshall Faulk, 53, reveals heartbreaking Parkinson's diagnosis

The 53-year-old, who is now head coach at Southern University in Louisiana, spent more than a decade in the NFL, winning both a Super Bowl and an MVP award.

Taylor Swift’s Influence Takes Center Stage As Travis Kelce Wins People Magazine’s 'Sexiest Cat Dad’ Title

Oct 23, 2026

Taylor Swift’s Influence Takes Center Stage As Travis Kelce Wins People Magazine’s 'Sexiest Cat Dad’ Title

Travis Kelce wins People magazine’s ‘Sexiest Cat Dad’ title, with readers crediting his marriage to Taylor Swift and her three beloved cats for his unexpected award.

Local pair’s brush with Hong Kong Open history a sign the sport is flourishing

Oct 23, 2026

Local pair’s brush with Hong Kong Open history a sign the sport is flourishing

There was a moment on Thursday when history looked like being made at the Link Hong Kong Open, and while forgiving greens and some generous pins meant normal service was later restored, the glimpse on offer was of a local game in rude health. For the first time since the tournament began in 1959, two Hongkongers – Isaac Lam and Matthew Cheung – briefly sat at the top of the leaderboard at six-under-par. By the end of the day they were far from alone and further down the field than they might...

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