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• Former New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs has been found not guilty of assault and strangulation charges, leading his attorney to issue a statement criticizing the "opportunistic targeting" of professional athletes. 

• The annual Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix and the Miami Open have effectively pushed Miami out of the NFL's Super Bowl rotation for at least a decade due to stadium space constraints and the consistent revenue these events generate. 

• Atlanta Falcons owner Arthur Blank has announced that season-ticket prices at Mercedes-Benz Stadium will remain unchanged for the 2026 season, underscoring his commitment to fan affordability ahead of the venue hosting several FIFA World Cup matches.

• The Ravens have expanded their quarterback room to five players, including veterans Skylar Thompson and Tyler Huntley alongside rookie Diego Pavia. First-year head coach Jesse Minter justifies this crowd by stating it ensures they have "everything covered" and can provide the defense with "different looks" during the offseason. He describes the roster size as being "in flux" as the team constantly searches for the "perfect number" of players to evaluate.

• Alvin Kamara confirmed his wish to remain in New Orleans for a 10th season, dismissing departure rumors following the signing of Travis Etienne. Regarding rookie Jordyn Tyson, Kamara shut down talks of having a "beef," stating he "couldn't be happier" to see a teammate get paid and receive "help in the backfield." He praised Tyson as an "explosive" home-run hitter, noting that "one person can't do it by themselves" and he is eager to work together. 

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