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Packers put Micah Parsons on PUP list

· Yahoo Sports

Micah Parsons was not part of the initial batch of Packers players to land on the teams physically unable to perform list, but word was that the move was coming on Tuesday and it is now official.

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The NFL's daily transaction report shows that the defensive end has been moved to the list along with offensive tackle Brant Banks, long snapper Matt Orzech, defensive end Jordon Riley, and defensive tackle Nazir Stackhouse. The Packers also signed kicker Lenny Krieg and tight end Thomas Yassmin. Defensive tackle Dante Barnett and kicker Lucas Havrisik were waived to round out the day's moves.

Parsons is not expected to be ready to return from his torn ACL until October at the earliest. He can move to the reserve version of the PUP list at the cut to 53 players, which would keep him out at least four games.

The Packers placed six other players on injury lists Monday and all of the players can be activated at any point during training camp.

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'Memories To Last A Lifetime': Scotland's Archie Goodburn In Tears After CWG 2026 Final As He Battles Terminal Brain Cancer | VIDEO

· Free Press Journal

Scotland's Archie Goodburn was in tears after competing in the men's  50m breaststroke final at the Commonwealth Games 2026. The Scottish national record holder is competing at the tournament despite being diagnosed with terminal brain cancer, two years ago. The 23-year-oldsaid his goal was always to qualify for the final, while winning a medal remained his dream.

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"I was thinking today - the goal was to make the final, and the dream was to win a medal. That dream didn't come true, but one of my other dreams is that we see a future where brain cancer isn't the biggest killer of patients under 40," he said.

Goodburn was diagnosed with terminal brain cancer in 2024, while preparing for the Paris Olympics. Then 22, the Scottish swimmer battled seizures and numbness on his left side, which was later revealed to be three inoperable brain tumours. The spread of the cancer meant that it could be removed. He was told he wouldn't live beyond the age of 40.

The Scottish swimmer said he now balances life as an elite athlete with his role as a brain cancer advocate. He hopes his campaign will help improve treatment and outcomes for young patients.

"I advocate to try and extend my own life, but also for the other young patients and adults going through what I'm going through. With everything that's going on with my health, it's been difficult to think, 'Why am I here?'"

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Despite missing out on a medal, Goodburn said he would cherish the memories forever. His courage and determination have made him one of the most inspiring athletes at the Commonwealth Games.

"I know that I'm going to have memories to last a lifetime," he said.

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Justin Baldoni’s Wayfarer Studios must pay New York Times $171K in damages

· Global News

The decision stems from Justin Baldoni suing the New York Times for libel in December 2024, accusing the journalists of working with Blake Lively to tarnish his reputation.

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