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Last year, the Denver Broncos had the NFL’s third-best scoring defense. Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph’s unit was a big reason the Broncos were able to win 14 games and were then viewed as a strong candidate to play in the Super Bowl.

Of course, Bo Nix’s ankle fracture at the end of the season derailed the team’s momentum in the playoffs. Still, many would argue that the Broncos have strengthened the roster since then, such as trading their first-round pick in exchange for star receiver Jaylen Waddle. Still, the Broncos have not finished building the roster yet.

Recently, Broncos edge rusher Nick Bonitto discussed the possibility of future Hall of Famer Von Miller returning with DNVR’s Jack Stevens. Bonito admitted that he would “love” to work together with Miller.

“It’s definitely going to be pretty crazy,” Bonito said. “Obviously, everyone would love it. Not just the fans but the players as well. He’s a guy that’s very well-loved here in Denver. My personal favorite player that I’ve ever watched. Just to be able to share a room with him would be amazing.”

The three-time All-Pro is now 37 years old, but he is coming off a nine-sack season, which suggests he may still have something in the tank if a Broncos reunion is still a possibility. If he plays a 15th season, the Broncos could be a fit for someone who definitely still wants to compete for a championship.

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liverpool Favorite Dirk Kuyt has admitted he could have joined Tottenham Hotspur before moving to Anfield.

Speaking on the Rondje Robb podcast, the Feyenoord legend explained why he rejected Spurs at the last minute. He chose loyalty over a Premier League switch.

“I could go to Spurs”

The former Netherlands striker has revealed he turned down Tottenham a year before moving to the Premier League with Liverpool.

He joined the Reds in August 2006 for €18m. He made 285 appearances at Anfield, scoring 75 goals and 40 assists and winning the League Cup during his time in the Reds.

During his time on Merseyside he firmly established himself as a fan favourite. But things could have been very different had Tottenham made the call a year earlier.

Kuyt confirmed that Tottenham, under chairman Daniel Levy, applied serious pressure to sign him in the final hours of the window. But the forward refused to walk away from Feyenoord.

“I could have gone to Spurs on the last day, but I didn’t want to do that with Feyenoord.” In 1908 he was reported as saying.

He then expanded on that conversation with Levi. “I told him at the time: ‘I don’t want to do this with Feyenoord on the last day of the transfer window.’

“At that point, you find yourself wondering: ‘Will that opportunity ever come again?’ But a year later, Liverpool came calling.

Atletico Madrid sent a private jet

Tottenham were not the only side trying to lure Dirk Kuyt away from Feyenoord. He revealed that Atletico Madrid had also come very close to securing his signature.

“The president of Atlético Madrid sent a private jet to Rotterdam. He intended to take us to Madrid,” he said.

“My agent told me: ‘You have to understand: If we get on that plane, we’re not coming back.’ I thought it was really amazing that we ultimately decided not to do it.”

no regrets

Luckily for the former striker, it appears he has no regrets. He remained loyal to Feyenoord. A year later he received a big fee from Liverpool. He then became a cult icon at Anfield.

Yet he found a storybook ending at Feyenoord. He made a comeback towards the end of his career and captured the title by scoring a hat-trick in his final game. This was his first time in 18 years.

None of this would have been possible had he accepted Tottenham’s offer so many years ago, something he clearly knows.

Former Italian striker Eder has taken the wraps off almost as soon as he joined leicester city But then ended up at Inter Milan instead.

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After a sensational spell at Sampdoria, where he pushed Gonzalo Higuain into the race for top goalscorer in Serie A, Eder revealed he was on the verge of joining Claudio Ranieri’s Leicester City.

“I could have gone to Leicester with coach Ranieri, it was almost done… I left Genoa to go to Milan and almost signed for Leicester.”

The deal was well advanced by now, in fact, the striker had already begun preparations for life in England. But then came the twist.

Mancini’s call changed his career

Just as Leicester City were closing in, Inter Milan made their move. And this effort came from the top at the Italian club.

He added, “Then I got a call from coach Mancini and also from Ausilio for Inter.”

He emphasizes that the decision was not just about the club’s reputation. It was about time, visibility and a bigger goal: making Italy’s squad for Euro 2016.

“It was also a decision based on the idea of ​​going to the European Championships with the national team… I was a little worried about going to England and not playing,” he concluded.

No regrets at rejecting Leicester

This decision also proved to be the right one for Eder, even though he missed out on winning the Premier League that year.

He secured his place in the Italy squad for Euro 2016 by scoring one of his most memorable goals at that tournament in a win over Sweden and a place in the last 16.

However, he has admitted that he regrets his decision, as he found himself out of the picture at Inter between January and the end of the season. Now he is left to wonder what could have been under Claudio Rainieri and his Leicester giants.

New Jersey Devils superstar Jack Hughes didn’t pull his punches when talking about where his golden goal ended up. He wants it back, and he made it known.

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ESPN: So, uh, Jack Hughes isn’t happy with his golden goal at the Hockey Hall of Fame, huh? He pulled no punches, explaining that he felt he should have the puck that won the gold medal over Canada in Milan last month.

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athletic ($):This is why Doug Armstrong resigned as general manager of Hockey Canada.

Daily Faceoff: Claude Giroux. Nick Jensen. Lars Eller. There could be a mass exodus of veterans via trade and free agency as the Ottawa Senators need to regroup.

Sportsnet: Therefore, Leon Draisaitl is going to miss the rest of the regular season. Ouch. Mark Spector says it’s a good time for the Edmonton Oilers to take a look at how they’re doing without one of their superstars.

montreal hockey now:Cole Caufield is a 40 goal scorer. Watch the Montreal Canadiens forward score his 40th goal.

Toronto Hockey Now: The Toronto Maple Leafs reportedly listened to forward Matthew Nease at the trade deadline. Nick Kyprios has linked three teams to the 23-year-old power forward. Is Satan one?

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New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson has opened up about the challenges of his career, specifically his numerous injuries and criticism regarding his weight.

While he is one of the best players in the NBA, Williamson has struggled to stay on the court due to health issues. In an interview with ESPN, he admitted that he was disappointed when he missed his third season due to a broken foot and that people blamed his weight.

Instead of expressing sympathy for the 25-year-old star who is struggling with an ankle injury, ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith called him a “food addict.” He also claimed that the Pelicans “encouraged” him to talk to Williamson about his weight.

In response, Pelican posted a video of Smith’s popular bloopers on X, adding the caption, “Stick to solitaire, Stephen.” Bonus points for effortless alliteration.

Of course, Smith did not hide his anger and threatened the Pelicans.

“Removing stuff from a decade, two decades, three decades ago? No problem. See you all tomorrow at @FirstTech. Remember one thing: you asked for it!” the 58-year-old analyst wrote.

Pulling out stuff from a decade, two decades, three decades ago, ???? No problem. see you all tomorrow @FirstTech. Remember one thing: YOU ASKED FOR THIS!!!!

-Stephen A. Smith (@stephenasmith) 3 March 2026

The moment Smith doesn’t return a blow is the moment the world’s most distinguished historians will write about.

However, Pelican’s work was not complete, Posting a GIF Of Smith’s former partner, Max Zellerman.

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– New Orleans Pelicans (@PelicansNBA) 3 March 2026

Smith has repeatedly been involved in well-publicized controversies, including an altercation with Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James last season. James also tackled Smith during a game, with Smith later describing the move as “weak”.

Smith has often defended his role as a member of the media, and it seems he will pull the same card with the Pelicans. No, he can’t use it on solitaire.