Tony Romo had a busy weekend, attending an NBA playoff game and playing golf with Donald Trump in Dallas. Trump praised Romo's golf skills, hinting he may be better at golf than football.

Romo, a former Dallas Cowboys quarterback, now works as an NFL analyst for CBS and competes in golf tournaments. He expressed his current job as an analyst to be his favorite time in life.

Arizona Cardinals rookie wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is in a legal battle with Fanatics after allegedly breaching a contract worth at least $1 million. Fanatics claims Harrison refused to fulfill his obligations and negotiated with competing offers.

Fanatics is seeking a jury trial and damages in the 'millions of dollars' from the No. 4 overall pick in the draft last month.

Marvin Harrison Jr. took an unconventional approach to the pre-draft process, focusing on preparing for the NFL season. Despite being the No. 4 overall pick, he has not signed an NFLPA licensing agreement. There are potential legal ramifications as well, as Fanatics has filed a lawsuit against him for breach of contract.

The lack of an NFLPA deal means fans cannot purchase official jerseys or see Harrison in NFL-licensed video games. This raises questions about the future of NIL rights for college players like Harrison, who may opt for independent deals over traditional agreements.

For the last decade, college football fans have eagerly awaited the return of a video game. EA Sports has announced the upcoming release of EA Sports College Football 25 on July 19, bringing excitement to players like Micah Parsons who hope to see legends lining up. This list highlights 15 top players from this era who would have been incredible to play with in the game, focusing on skill-position players due to their electrifying gameplay.

The NFL draft is full of surprises every year, with some picks raising eyebrows both immediately and over time. Taking a step back after the 2024 draft, let's explore which NFL teams and players might want a do-over. From Jayden Daniels unfit for Washington's offense to Michael Penix Jr. picked by the Falcons when they didn't need a QB, there are some questionable choices.

On the topic of missed opportunities: why didn't the Rams select Spencer Rattler, who would have been a great fit under Sean McVay's tutelage? And the Chiefs passing on Cam Hart, a perfect match for their physical cornerback room. Lastly, the Saints' decision to try Taliese Fuaga at left tackle instead of drafting one raises questions about their draft strategy.