Trade: Colts are sending three-time Pro-Bowl DT DeForest Buckner back to the 49ers, the team that made him a 2016 first-round pick before dealing him to Indianapolis in 2020, per me and @rapsheet. Now Buckner returns to San Francisco, fortifying the 49ers defensive line.

8x Pro Bowler, future hall of famer for a 3rd rounder?

Trade summary, per @TomPelissero: Seahawks get - G Quenton Nelson Colts get - 2027 3rd-round pick, 2028 5th-round pick

Trade: Colts have agreed to send eight-time Pro-Bowl guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks, per me and @rapsheet. Nelson is on an expiring contract and the Colts are opting to get back draft capital now before they could lose him in free agency. But an all-time Colt now moves on to the Seahawks.

What an unbelievable day. After @JordanHallWX and I were done working for the day we took a drive down the PCH and looked for a sunset spot to drone. As we pulled off and launched our drones for some b roll out of no where a massive whale shoots into the sky and smacks back down into the ocean and I about lost my mind. I managed to catch the tail end of him breaching to the surface while many other whales too far out for the drone blew water into the air and danced around the ocean and smacked back down into the water!

Looks like downtown OKC buildings are paying tribute to Jalen Williams

Sam Presti on the fans & OKC being one of the best places to play: “And the last thing I thought I would say is people talk all the time about how Oklahoma City is one of the best places, if not the best place to play. And a lot of times when they say that, they really start thinking about, well, it's the greatest place because when it's when it's firing on all cylinders, you got the crowd going crazy, the t-shirts on the seats, it's warm outside, you got playoff games, you're having celebrations for players getting awards and things like that. It really is a great place, but I also think it's considered one of the best places to play because the fans are awesome when the wind isn't at your back also. And that is something I think is going to be really important for us as we, you know, work through the next steps. And why I think from a community standpoint, from our fans, all around t he world, quite frankly, but especially here, you know, I understand how disappointed they are. I understand, really, how hurt they are because they care so much about our players. And they want everybody to do well. And we love them for that reason. And these types of situations are where you really see the connection between a team and a group of athletes. And I'm very confident that as we take the next steps, we're going to learn a lot about each other, we'll learn about a lot about our community. But I know how that's going to end up. It's going to be a continuous love affair. So we'll wrap our arms around these guys, we'll get them back, we'll get them healthy. But we have a lot of basketball to play in front of us. And we got to, you know, put it together, figure out what the next steps are because this is part of the business that we're in."