A.J. Dybantsa Is No-Brainer NBA Draft Target For Wizards

Myles Garrett Leaves Cleveland 

The Browns are officially moving on from one of the NFL's most dominant defensive players. Garrett is reportedly heading to the Rams in a blockbuster deal, a stunning roster reset for Cleveland and a massive upgrade for an LA defense that already had plenty of pieces. The Browns get future capital back, but replacing Garrett's production is a problem for whoever lines up across from him on gameday.

Per Adam Schefter... The 2028 NFL Draft is expected to be awarded to Minneapolis at this week’s league meeting. The NFL’s fan engagement and major events committees have been working with the city and the Vikings on plans for the 2028 Draft.

The wait is finally over for Washington.

The Wizards won the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery on Sunday, securing the No. 1 overall pick for the first time since John Wall walked across that stage back in 2010. Wall was right there in the building to watch it happen.

Washington entered with a 14% shot at the top pick, the same odds shared by Brooklyn and Indiana, and roughly a coin flip between landing top four or sliding to fifth. The basketball gods chose kindly.

It's a reward that's been a long time coming. Three straight seasons of historically bad basketball, the worst three-year stretch in the franchise's 65-year existence, finally turned into something. The Wizards went 17-65 this year, a season so rough it included allowing Bam Adebayo to drop 83 points, the second-highest single-game total in league history.

But the front office wasn't just tanking in place. Washington made aggressive moves last season to acquire both Trae Young and Anthony Davis, and now they get to stack a No. 1 pick on top of that core. The Eastern Conference just got more interesting.

Rounding out the lottery: Utah at No. 2, Memphis at No. 3, and Chicago at No. 4. The Clippers, picking fifth via their trade with Indiana, lead the non-lottery order, followed by Brooklyn, Sacramento, Atlanta, Dallas, Milwaukee, Golden State, Oklahoma City, Miami, and Charlotte at 14.

The 2026 NBA Draft goes down June 23 in New York. The combine kicks off in Chicago on Monday.

Chiefs Shuffle the Deck After Rookie Minicamp

Fresh off rookie minicamp, the Chiefs are already tinkering with the roster. They scooped up three undrafted free agents: wide receiver Xavier Loyd from Mizzou, defensive back Marlen Sewell out of Vanderbilt, and Indiana offensive lineman Kahlil Benson. To make room, they released quarterback Jake Haener, who'd been with the team since February.

These moves aren't a shocker. After drafting defensive lineman Peter Woods and quarterback Garrett Nussmeier, some veterans became expendable. It's the usual drill for Kansas City constantly shuffling the bottom of the roster to build depth and keep everyone battling for their spot.