In the age of three-point shooting, the Minnesota Timberwolves' Naz Reid has stood out. He is often a mismatch for his fellow bigs because of his quick release and ability to shoot off the bounce.

Justin Reid signed a contract with the New Orleans Saints during 2025 NFL free agency. It's a three-year, $31.5 million deal and includes $22.25 million guaranteed, according to reports.

Safety Justin Reid reached a deal with the New Orleans Saints that will take them there for three years. "Source: Former Chiefs safety Justin Reid reached agreement today with the Saints on a ...

"He's all in," Coach Andy Reid said of Travis Kelce's return to the NFL Ryan Kang/Getty; Gregory Shamus/Getty Andy Reid said Travis Kelce is “all in” for the next NFL season After the Chiefs ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Former Kansas City Chiefs safety Justin Reid has agreed to a deal with the New Orleans Saints. Reid’s free agency signing comes after he played three seasons in Kansas ...

A dark horse candidate for both Rodgers and Wilson is the Vikings after Minnesota watched Darnold leave for Seattle. Still just 28 years old, Reid has already played seven seasons and has been ...

Elon Musk is blaming nationwide protests against his electric car company Tesla on left-wing billionaire George Soros, billionaire Democratic mega-donor and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman and ...

Travis Kelce recently confirmed he was returning for a 13th NFL season, and Chiefs coach Andy Reid expects the legendary tight end to be 'all in' for Kansas City in 2025. Kelce admitted last week ...

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While no Republican has won statewide office in Minnesota since 2006, a couple came close in 2022, and the traditionally Democratic state has become increasingly competitive in recent years.

The 1,000 cycle parking spaces planned for the new Cambridge South railway station won't be enough, says Camcycle, the Cambridge cycle campaign group.