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• Dolphins extend Tua Tagovailoa: Will the potential rewards outweigh the risk?
  Tua Tagovailoa's growth under Mike McDaniel has been rewarded. But what took Miami so long, and what's next for its franchise QB?
• The case for Bo Nix, Jarrett Stidham and Zach Wilson to be Denver's starter
  Nix, Stidham or Wilson? We lay out the argument for each one of them to be the Broncos' starting QB.
• How a beard, white jeans and a press conference plan might have saved the Bears' Matt Eberflus
  Matt Eberflus changed his personal look and got himself some media training. The moves might have saved his career.
• Removed Canada coach 'likely' knew about drone
  Canadian Olympic Committee CEO David Shoemaker said new information from Soccer Canada showed suspended women's head coach Bev Priestman was likely aware of the drone use that has caused a scandal at the Paris Olympics.
• Iraqi judoka first to test positive at Paris Games
  A male judoka from Iraq tested positive for two anabolic steroids at the Paris Olympics and is provisionally suspended while a disciplinary case is prosecuted.
• Brazilian track and field athletes OK'd for Games
  Three Brazilian track and field athletes won a court ruling allowing them to compete at the Paris Olympics despite the country's substandard anti-doping program.
• Rodman touts 'Trin Spin' in new-look USWNT win
  Trinity Rodman's dazzling spin move led to a gorgeous goal early in the first half and stood as the highlight of the United States' 3-0 victory over Zambia.
• Paris river tests below Olympic safety standard
  The latest tests for the River Seine showed the water quality was slightly below the standards needed to authorize swimming, just as the Paris Olympics start.
• Vandals target France rails with sabotage, arson
  Vandals targeted France's high-speed railway network with a series of actions that brought disruption to the country's busiest lines ahead of the Olympics.
• What to expect from swimming at the Olympics: Returns, rivalries and homegrown talent
  Katie Ledecky aims for Olympic history as Caeleb Dressel and Simone Manuel make their returns. Meanwhile, French prodigy Leon Marchand is positioned to become the face of the Paris Games.