Fantasy football rookie rankings for 2019 are like every year before – in a constant state of fluctuation. Whether it’s because of depth chart adjustment, position battle, or injury, season outlooks have changed since the 2019 NFL Draft in April, meaning that the potential first-year sleepers, breakouts, and busts on your draft cheat sheets might have to change, too. What we thought in April is not necessarily what we think now because there is more information and insight into the roles and talent of the league’s incoming class. Here’s an updated look at the top 25 rookies for both redraft and dynasty leagues to help you with your preseason fantasy…

Adrian Durham has sent a message to Billy Sharp after the Sheffield United skipper grabbed his first ever Premier League goal. Click Here: kanken mini cheap Prior to the season, the talkSPORT host questioner how the Blades would fare in the top flight after securing promotion from the Championship. In particular, Durham singled out striker Sharp, labelling him League One standard and insisting relegation beckoned for the Blades. Although he did apologise with a poem to the 33-year-old, Sharp appeared to have taken the criticism to heart. Speaking after the 1-1 draw with Bournemouth, he told talkSPORT: “I don’t really care what they think. He’s never kicked a ball in…

High winds caused AZ Alkmaar’s stadium roof to collapse on Saturday afternoon, partially destroying part of the stand. Images captured by fans were shared online, detailing just how much damage was caused to the structure of the ground. Thankfully, no spectators were said to be inside the AFAS Stadion when the collapse took place, given that Alkmaar continue their Eredivisie campaign tomorrow away to RKC Waalwijk. “The roof of the AFAS stadium in Alkmaar has collapsed as a result of the storm,” the safety organisation for North Holland said in a statement. The Dutch national weather service KNMI warned wind gusts could reach 100 kilometres per hour on Saturday afternoon.…

Here’s a round-up of all the fallout and latest news from today’s newspapers and online… Wolves want to sign Leeds star Kalvin Phillips – but will not pay the Championship club’s £30million asking price. (The Sun) Tottenham pulled the plug on a deadline-day move for former Liverpool ace Philippe Coutinho after refusing to pay a whopping £40million loan fee. (Mirror) Serge Aurier wants to quit Tottenham amid interest from AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain. (Daily Mail) Manchester United are still waiting on David de Gea to sign a new £350,000-a-week deal. (The Sun) Juventus are not giving up on signing Manchester United midfielder Paul Pogba before the Italian transfer window closes…

James Norwood may have only joined Ipswich Town this summer but he is quickly becoming a fan favourite. Ipswich signed the striker on a free transfer from Tranmere Rovers after helping the club to back-to-back promotions to League One. Click Here: large kanken backpack The 28-year-old scored 32 goals in all competitions last season and decided to leave to join a rival League One side. Norwood has quickly been endearing himself to Ipswich fans by winding up their rivals on Twitter. The prolific goalscorer wasted no time in having a dig at Norwich following their 4-1 thrashing against Liverpool on Friday night. He replied to a tweet about the Canaries…

Billy Sharp scored Sheffield United’s first Premier League goal in 12 years as the newly-promoted Blades earned a point on their return to the top-flight. The 33-year-old striker continued where he left off last season – when he netted 23 times – with his late strike securing Sheffield United a 1-1 draw against Bournemouth. Chris Wilder’s visitors, back in the top flight for the first time since 2007, looked set to leave the Vitality Stadium empty-handed after defender Chris Mepham’s first Cherries goal. But Sharp, a boyhood Blades fan, scrambled home from close range following a well-worked free-kick routine just six minutes after coming on as a substitute. Wantaway winger…

Serena Williams produced a brilliant display to claim a straight-sets win over Naomi Osaka in the Rogers Cup quarter-finals on Friday. In the first meeting between the stars since last year’s controversial US Open final, Williams was in impressive form, recording a 6-3 6-4 victory in Toronto. Williams’ meltdown at Flushing Meadows during the decider in 2018 overshadowed what was Osaka’s first grand slam success. The 23-time grand slam champion has since apologized and, in their first meeting since, Williams delivered an impeccable performance at the WTA Premier tournament. Impacted by slow starts this week, Williams made a better opening to her clash with Japanese star Osaka, who had to…

The Northern Trust marks the beginning of the PGA Tour’s 2019 FedEx Cup playoffs, meaning most of the biggest names in golf are in action this week. The top 125 players on the FedEx Cup points list are eligible to compete at Liberty National Golf Club in Jersey City, New Jersey. That includes Tiger Woods, who last played at the British Open in July, missing the cut at 6-over par. Woods, ranked fifth in the world, is 28th in points (1,003) and enters the weekend dealing with a stiff back. New rules for the Tour Championship in 2019 make positioning ever important, so the next two weeks are make-or-break for…

It’s that point in the summer when WWE holds its annual SummerSlam event. This year, the “biggest party of the summer” will take place Sunday, Aug. 11. It’s also heading north of the border, to Scotiabank Arena in Toronto. That’s a big change for SummerSlam, which has taken place in Brooklyn the past four years and in Los Angeles the six years prior to that. WWE’s second-biggest event of the year is in Toronto for the first time since 2004. Below is everything you need to know about WWE SummerSlam 2019, including the start time for both the preshow and main event, a list of confirmed matches and all the…

WWE SummerSlam 2019 takes place Sunday at Scotiabank Arena in Toronto, Canada, and will air live on the WWE Network and on pay-per-view. The annual summer extravaganza is traditionally WWE’s second biggest show of the year with huge matches. The year’s SummerSlam card features Brock Lesnar versus Seth Rollins for the Universal championship in a WrestleMania rematch and includes nine other matches – six with championships on the line. With plenty up for grabs at the big show, Sporting News writers Brian Fritz and Steven Muehlhausen make their SummerSlam predictions below. Join DAZN and watch more than 100 fight nights a year WWE SummerSlam 2019 matches, predictions Brock Lesnar vs.…