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    Ireland beat Israel 3-0 in black armbands for Gaza▼Ireland beats Israel 3-0 wearing black armbands to support Gaza✉newsWarMiddle East2 d ago

    Ireland's football team defeated Israel 3-0 while wearing black armbands in a show of support for Gaza. The gesture, combining a sporting result with a political statement, drew attention as discussions over the war in Gaza continue to intersect with international sport. Reaction online has focused both on the scoreline and on the team's decision to make the tribute.

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    Rueben Bain Jr. off to rough start with worst PFF edge grade●Rueben Bain Jr. currently has 1 tackle, 2 pressures, and 0 sacks for the season. He is PFF’s worst graded edge so far. hMmastodonSportFootball29 h ago

    Miami edge rusher Rueben Bain Jr. has recorded just 1 tackle, 2 pressures and 0 sacks so far this season, giving him the lowest grade among edge defenders in Pro Football Focus ratings. The slow start is drawing attention because he was regarded as one of the top edge prospects heading into the year.

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    MLB's mobile app praised as best among major pro leagues●MLB is the only pro league that I’m aware of where the mobile app is useful or even worth half a shit. NFL. NBA. NHL. EPMmastodonSportSports17 h ago

    A sports fan is arguing that Major League Baseball's mobile app is the only one among the big North American leagues and European football that is actually useful, calling the NFL, NBA, NHL and English Premier League apps practically useless. The complaint focuses on basic features: live game stats, scores, standings and news, which the poster says other leagues fail to deliver well.

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    PFF Releases 2026 NFL Offensive Line Rankings●2026 NFL Offensive Line Rankings: All 32 Teams✉newsSportFootball18 h ago

    Pro Football Focus has published its 2026 rankings of all 32 NFL offensive lines, evaluating every team's blocking unit ahead of the new season. The full list, from strongest to weakest, is drawing attention from fans debating where their teams landed and which front offices did enough in free agency and the draft to protect their quarterbacks.