Nick Chubb retires from football
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BEREA, Ohio -- Nick Chubb is making a full circle run with the Browns. One of the most popular players in team history, Chubb officially retired on Friday after the Browns signed him to a one-day contract ahead of honoring him at Sunday's home opener.
A second-round pick in 2018 from Georgia, Chubb was one of the NFL's top running backs for seven seasons before he suffered a devastating left knee injury in 2023. He spent last season with Houston, but the year only strengthened his bond with the Browns and Cleveland, a football-crazed city he grew to love.
Elsewhere in the NFL:
■ San Francisco 49ers star pass rusher Nick Bosa injured his calf warming up for practice earlier this week and will miss a few games.
Coach Kyle Shanahan said that Bosa got hurt before practice on Thursday doing "high knees." Shanahan said Friday that the injury wasn't believed to be long term but he would likely miss a few weeks starting with Sunday's game against Arizona.
Guerrero Jr. apologizes
TORONTO -- Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. apologized Friday for comments he made during a Spanish language interview about his $500 million, 14-year contract.
"The main reason I'm here is because I regret my comments the other day," Guerrero said Friday through a translator. "I feel from my heart that my fans, my teammates, they needed an apology from me and that's what I'm here for. Obviously, I'm also here because I'm just going to tell everyone that I'm going to continue to keep working hard to make my contract a great one.
"I just gave it some thought and I felt like the comments I made the other day is not what I really wanted to say, and I really feel that everyone, my fans, everyone deserves an apology from me and that's the main reason I'm here today."
Sweep puts USA in hole
MEDINAH, Ill. -- Nick Taylor got his team into a mess with a bad drive and there was only one way to get out of it. The Canadian took stock of the wind and his adrenaline, took a little off a 9-iron from 151 yards and delivered a clutch shot a foot from the hole that led to a full point Friday in the Presidents Cup.
Not far behind him at Medinah, British Open champion Ryan Fox wasted no time -- he never does -- in making three big putts on the last four holes for another close win, another full point.
It was like that all afternoon, and the result was familiar but no less stunning.
The Internationals swept the foursomes session for the second straight time, taking a 7-3 lead and putting the Americans in a hole they haven't seen in the Presidents Cup since 1998. That also happened to be the only time the International team won this competition.
Adam Scott, who set a Presidents Cup record Friday by playing in his 56th match, recalls the sweep at Royal Montreal in 2024 and what followed -- the Americans won six of the eight matches on Saturday and rolled to another victory.
"If we take something from Canada, it's not to celebrate too hard at this point," Scott said.