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Getty (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images) The Las Vegas Raiders don’t appear willing to trade Maxx Crosby right now, but speculation about the veteran pass rusher hasn’t gone away and has resurfaced after the Los Angeles Rams made a deal for Myles Garrett. As a result, any team in the NFC could be looking at Crosby as a counter to what the Rams have brewing with their defensive line. One team that needs to consider the Raiders’ star because of the NFC West is the San Francisco 49ers. Moreover, Vincent Bonsignore of the California Post published a trade idea in which the Niners and Raiders would make a blockbuster deal. “His name is Maxx Crosby, he resides just over 500 miles away in Las Vegas, and for the right price, he can be pried away from the rebuilding Raiders,” Bonsignore wrote in his June 6 article . “It’s time to push the chips to the middle of the table, and that means Lynch calling Raiders general manager John Spytek and making an offer.  “According to multiple league sources, that deal framework would likely be a 2027 first-round pick, a 2028 second-round pick and young defensive end Mykel Williams for Crosby.

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June 7, 2026, 12:40 p.m. PT The UCLA Bruins are expecting to bring in an exciting crop of talent with their 2027 recruiting class but they’re not finished yet either. UCLA’s recruiting efforts have expanded greatly this offseason under Bob Chesney, with the program getting help from unexpected areas. Currently safety Jerry Outhouse Jr. is ranked as the third-highest recruit for the UCLA 2027 class but he’s comfortable sliding down to No. 5 if that means there will be more talent around him on the Bruins roster. Outhouse posted on Twitter on Sunday to offer encouragement to a pair of recruits UCLA has been targeting. “@bradyedmunds9 @XavierSabb Make that move to WestWood! Let’s build something special and make History.” Outhouse said on Twitter. Brady Edmunds wrapped up his visit to UCLA this past weekend, receiving a video from Hall of Famer Troy Aikman trying to attract the Ohio State commit to flip to the Bruins. Xavier Sabb is an even higher ranked recruit, with the five-star wideout also set to take an official visit with UCLA. In his first offseason with UCLA, Chesney has focused on the Bruins’ defense. Of the 10 four-star recruits that UCLA has gotten commitments from

By: Brad Manard It’s been a while since I’ve seen a large group of bighorn sheep rams in RMNP. It seems they used to be around more, the rams with bold chests and lifted heads standing proud like a sculpture on a rock. Luckily, in the past couple of weeks, six magnificent rams have come down from the mountain top. As with this year, back on June 3, 2021 I captured a large group near Sheep Lakes. I remember they strode down the mountain, crossed the road in a nervous rush, and reached the lakes where they often feed in the early summer. Upon their return to the mountainside, a group of four rams came striding over the slight hill between the lakes and parking area. It was as if they were warriors returning triumphantly from battle. It’s still one of my favorite bighorn images. That same year, during the bighorn rut, I traveled into Big Thompson Canyon to find several frolicking rams and ewes bounding about the rocky cliffs. They were muscular with their curled horns and thick 300 pound bodies.  » Read More

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