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Nov 26, 2025
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Brandin Cooks (10) is stopped by Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Jamel Dean (35) after a reception during the second half Oct. 26 in New Orleans. AP photo
ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills provided Josh Allen and their inconsistent passing attack yet another veteran option by signing free agent wide receiver Brandin Cooks on Tuesday.
Cooks joins the Bills after the New Orleans Saints granted the player’s wish by waiving him last week. And his signing comes two weeks after Buffalo added veteran wideout Mecole Hardman, who landed on injured reserve because of a calf injury sustained in his Bills debut.
Cooks is in his 12th NFL season and brings a downfield threat element to a Bills passing game that has experienced difficulty pushing the ball deep this season. His signing also represents another indication of Bills general manager Brandon Beane not being content with his receivers after backing them for much of the season.
Buffalo (7-4) has dropped four of seven following a 23-19 loss at Houston on Thursday. And the five-time defending AFC East champions now trail division-leading New England (10-2) by 2 1/2 games, with the Patriots already owning a win against Buffalo this season.
Buffalo travels to play Pittsburgh (6-5) on Sunday.
Cooks has topped 1,000 yards receiving six times, the most recent in 2021 with Houston. He’s still remained productive by combining for 11 touchdowns during his two seasons in Dallas in 2023 and ’24.
At 32, Cooks was in his second stint with the Saints and requested his release after seeing limited playing time. He had 19 catches for 165 yards in 10 games on the NFL’s 26th-ranked offense.
Selected by New Orleans in the first round of the 2014 draft out of Oregon State, Cooks spent his first three NFL seasons with the Saints, and has also played for New England and the Los Angeles Rams. Overall, he has 729 catches for 9,697 yards and 60 touchdowns.
In Buffalo, he joins a wide receiver group that’s been knocked for having difficulty getting open, and has been beset by injuries and discipline issues.
The Bills top threat, tight end Dalton Kincaid, has missed the past two games with a hamstring injury. Meantime, second-year receiver Keon Coleman has been a healthy scratch the past two outings for showing up late for a team meeting.

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Cain ended with one point (1-2 FT), one rebound and one assist across nine minutes during Tuesday’s 144-103 victory over the 76ers.
Cain remained in the rotation during the blowout win, logging minutes for the fourth time in the Magic‘s past five games. To this point, he has offered nothing in terms of tangible production, scoring a total of just eight points during that five-game span. He can safely be left on the waiver wire in all formats.
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Maryland School for the Deaf’s Donovan Chmaj jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.
Maryland School for the Deaf’s Mark Gwynn III jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.

Maryland School for the Deaf’s Donovan Chmaj jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.
Maryland School for the Deaf’s Donovan Chmaj jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.
Maryland School for the Deaf’s Donovan Chmaj jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.
Maryland School for the Deaf’s Mark Gwynn III jumps to shoot the ball against Yeshivas Mekor Chaim players at MSD on Tuesday.
With 14 seconds left in the second quarter, Maryland School for the Deaf’s Mark Gwynn III grabbed a steal and promptly hit a fast-break layup.
The Orioles trailed Yeshivat Mekor Chaim by four points at halftime, but Gwynn III’s play was foreshadowing.
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After leading Urbana to the Class 4A team championship in boys cross country on Nov. 8 at Hereford High School, coach Jackie Suarez and senior runner Josh Rothery are this week’s guests on the Final Score podcast.
After Linganore became Frederick County’s first state champion in girls flag football, coach Brian Sweene, senior quarterback Lexi Petrie and sophomore receiver/defensive back Makenna Roberts are this week’s guests on The Final Score podcast.
After being inducted into the Maryland Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum last weekend in Annapolis, Linganore High graduate Ben Arneson, a former state-championship coach for the Lancers and Urbana High School, is this week’s guest on The Final Score podcast.
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Jones recorded seven tackles (four solo), including two tackles for loss, and one pass defensed in Sunday’s 27-24 overtime win over the Cardinals.
Jones has played at least 70 percent of defensive snaps in four straight games, and he’s logged 24 tackles in that span. He’s also tallied four passes defensed and an interception across those four matchups.
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McCollum amassed 46 points (17-25 FG, 10-13 3Pt, 2-4 FT), five rebounds, four assists and one steal across 37 minutes in Tuesday’s 132-113 win over the Hawks.
McCollum torched the nets right out of the gate, shooting 4-for-4 from beyond the arc in the first quarter alone. He ultimately tied the Wizards‘ franchise record for three-pointers made in a single game en route to a season-high 46 points. The veteran guard has already recorded two 40-plus-point outings through 17 regular-season games, and he has scored at least 18 in each of Washington’s last three matchups.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — It’s rivalry week, a game that many Buckeye fans wait all year for. It’s also a game where a lot of money is expected to change hands by the way of sports betting.
The College of Social Work at The Ohio State University warns that college students are at a higher risk of being harmed by sports betting, including financial insecurity, damaged relationships with family and friends and diminished mental health.
10TV went to the Ohio Union to ask students about betting on “The Game.” Many students Tuesday said they don’t bet on sports at all, but some said they are frequent gamblers on sports.
“I definitely have lost more than I won, but I’d say I’ve probably won more NFL football that anything,” said Noah Ruppel.
“I’ve lost a good amount, but I’d say I’m about even,” said Chase Ponik, “I’ve been sports betting for two years, so I’m about even.”
One OSU junior, Mikey Grant, had a warning for his peers about the pitfalls of sports betting.
“It’s a dangerous route to go down. I learned that the hard way,” Grant said. “I started with sports betting and then I got into blackjack, baccarat and stuff like that.”
Grant said he got caught up in the thrill and got addicted.
“It affected my relationships, because my dad hated my gambling more than anything. My mom hated my gambling, and I would start lying, like tell them that I was clean, but I wasn’t really clean,” he said.
It wasn’t until he lost $5,000 dollars in a single weekend that it clicked that he needed to make a change. Grant said he’s a month clean now. He permanently banned himself from the betting apps to peel himself away.
He said getting away from gambling is allowing him to enjoy sports again.
“Sports were so stressful. I would go to an Ohio State game and they would win by 25, but the spread was 27 and I was still stressing,” he said. “As long as Ohio State wins, now I’m happy no matter how much they win by.”
Gov. Mike DeWine has been growing increasingly critical of sports betting in Ohio. 
In an interview with the Associated Press, DeWine said, looking back, he would not have signed the law legalizing sports betting in Ohio in 2021. “Ohio shouldn’t have done it,” he was quoted as saying.

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