Minnesota Vikings wide-receiver Justin Jefferson returned to practice after missing more than three weeks with a mild hamstring strain. His comeback, announced on Aug. 19, marks an encouraging milestone for the team as preseason preparations continue.

Still feeling the sting of their playoff exit against the Commanders, a Lions defensive back is on the brink of returning to the field, driven by an unwavering desire to prove himself this season.

For the first time in nearly two years, Shohei Ohtani stepped back onto the mound to pitch to live hitters after surgery, drawing a crowd that included some Mets players. His return marks a significant milestone in his recovery journey.

Despite facing a formidable Arsenal defense, Real Madrid remains confident in their ability to stage a comeback. Acknowledging the difficulty of cracking their opponent’s resilience, the Spanish giants insist that victory is still within reach.