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Want proof that the Houston Texans value star defensive end Will Anderson Jr.? Both sides have agreed to a three-year, $150 million extension, NFL Media reported on Friday. The contract includes $134 million guaranteed and a no-trade clause, with the $50 million average annual value an NFL record for a non-quarterback. Green Bay Packers superstar defensive lineman Micah Parsons held the previous record for the highest-paid non-quarterback in league history, signing a four-year, $186 million deal last summer ($46.5 million average annual value). Anderson, a two-time Pro Bowler who was the 2023 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, earned his first All-Pro honor in 2025, racking up 12.0 sacks, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, three passes defended and 54 combined tackles; all five totals were career highs. Then, he racked up 3.5 sacks over Houston’s two postseason games, marking the second consecutive year that he did so. Moreover, Anderson ranked first among edge defenders with 70 hurries and third with 93 total pressures in 2025, according to Pro Football Focus. Anderson has averaged 11.5 sacks per year over the last two seasons (2024-25). The Texans traded up to select Anderson with the third overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft after a decorated collegiate career at Alabama, with whom he was a two-time SEC Defensive Player of the Year and a two-time All-American. Anderson and the Texans are coming off a 12-5 season that saw them win the AFC South for a third consecutive year but also be eliminated in the AFC divisional round for a third consecutive season.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
Injuries to star players have been a common theme holding back the Baltimore Ravens of late, and wide receiver Zay Flowers thinks he knows why it has been a recurring issue. “We were in full pads all the time [under former head coach John Harbaugh]. However many practices in pads you can get, every single one. We’re doing one-on-ones in Week 17. Week 17, we’re doing one-on-ones, everybody out there, we’re tired; we’re still going. … You don’t manage that. Low-key, that’s why we had a lot of injuries, because of how we practiced,” Flowers said on “4th And South w/ Jarvis Landry & Leonard Fournette.” “The load was heavy.” The Ravens are coming off an 8-9 season that saw them miss the playoffs for the first time since 2021 and ultimately fire Harbaugh after 18 seasons at the helm. Quarterback and two-time NFL MVP Lamar Jackson, linebacker and three-time All-Pro Roquan Smith, cornerback and two-time All-Pro Marlon Humphrey, defensive lineman and two-time Pro Bowler Nnamdi Madubuike and tight end Isaiah Likely were among the many Baltimore players to miss multiple games due to injury in 2025. Over Harbaugh’s 18 seasons as Baltimore’s head coach (2008-25), the Ravens went a combined 180-113 in the regular season and 13-11 in the postseason, highlighted by winning Super Bowl XLVII and six AFC North division titles. While acknowledging that Harbaugh taught Flowers how to be “prepared” for games, the receiver feels that new head coach Jesse Minter — who was a defensive assistant under Harbaugh from 2017-20 — will have the players in a routine more conducive to success. “[Minter] knows how we worked with Harbaugh. So he’s like, ‘You’re going to get your work, but it’s going to be a little easier on your body. You’re going to be fresher for the game,'” Flowers said. Last season (2025), Flowers totaled a career-high in receptions (86), receiving yards (1,211) and receiving touchdowns (five). Flowers, whom Baltimore selected with the No. 22 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft out of Boston College, has been a Pro Bowler and logged 1,000-plus receiving yards in each of the past two seasons.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
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Meghan King’s divorces have been pretty high-profile, albeit for different reasons.
Meanwhile, Kyle Cooke’s marriage only ended a few months ago.
Hailing from two Bravo shows, both alike in dignity, Meghan and Kyle found themselves at the same party this week.
And there were plenty of cameras on hand to snap the two kissing. Take a look!
They seem to be having a great time!
On the night of Thursday, April 16, two Bravolebrities stood out from the crowd at a Page Six “Love Letter to ’90s New York: Revisited” Party in New York.
Summer House‘s Kyle Cooke was one. He’s been embroiled in drama, as his estranged wife and another castmate became Bravo’s most controversial couple mere weeks ago.
And then there’s Meghan King, a former Real Housewife who is herself no stranger to drama.
She’s most famously Jim Edmonds’ ex, after Vicki Gunvalson accurately predicted their marriage’s 5-year shelf life. She was also, however briefly, part of former president Joe Biden’s family.
Anyway, on Thursday night, Kyle and Meghan appeared to hit it off.
“Summer House” star Kyle Cooke and “RHOC” alum Meghan King were spotted kissing following the Page Six x Nine West party at Temple Bar in NYC 👀 pic.twitter.com/xxuFsJD9KW
— Page Six (@PageSix) April 17, 2026
It being their own party, it’s no surprise that Page Six captured a look at Meghan and Kyle locking lips.
The two Bravolebrities walked together down a street in Manhattan after the party.
After passing by the Library (a bar), the two shared a more obviously intimate moment.
That is, Kyle and Meghan kissed on the sidewalk.
The two then continued on walking. And there’s more.
Sparks were flying well before the kiss
According to Page Six‘s report, Meghan and Kyle were all but joined at the hip through most of the party.
The two were reportedly flirting, talking, and enjoying cocktails side-by-side.
At one point, the two got a photo together.
Now, many people have attended large parties and ended up glued to one person throughout the night. Maybe you don’t know anyone, or maybe you just get along really well.
But not everyone ends up locking lips after the fact. It seems that sparks were flying.
Kyle is 43 years old.
Meghan is 41.
They are both famous by the grace of Bravo.
And, as we mentioned, they’ve both had some considerable personal drama when it comes to the end of a marriage.
Could they be … weirdly perfect for each other?
What could their future look like together?
We have no idea if these two will start dating. Most people have not begun dating everyone they kissed — especially at a party. (Who has the time?)
Additionally, it is all but impossible to predict how successful of a match they would be.
Once they get to know each other — if they do not already — we’d be very interested in seeing what their vibe is together.
We’d like to see them both happy. And if that happiness is together, well, more power to them.
We’ll keep an eye on where this goes. Also, could Meghan end up being a Summer House star?
Kyle Cooke & Meghan King Caught Kissing After Star-Studded Bash: Bravolebrity Power … was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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When Savannah Guthrie returned to the Today show earlier this month, fans were quick to celebrate.
The comeback was bittersweet, of course, as Savannah’s mother, Nancy Guthrie, remains missing, nearly 11 weeks after she first disappeared from her home in Tucson, Arizona.
Now, two unexpected developments have put Nancy’s alleged abduction right back into the headlines.
First, Nancy abruptly left the studio midway through Wednesday’s show.
There are many reasons why she may have needed to excuse herself, but naturally, viewers were quick to jump to the conclusion that there had been some update regarding the investigation into her mother’s disappearance.
Those suspicions were bolstered on Thursday by a post on X (formerly Twitter) from the Pima County Sheriff’s Department.
“Update: Nancy has been located,” the post read.
Pima is the county where Nancy Guthrie disappeared, and its sheriff, Chris Nanos, has been the face of the investigation for several months now.
So naturally, thousands jumped to the conclusion that Savannah’s 84-year-old mother had finally been located.
However, the post was referring to a woman named Nancy Radakovich, who also went missing in Pima County.
For obvious reasons, some users got the wrong idea, and quite a few were quick to
“Are you kidding? So unprofessional! You couldn’t list the last name?” one person wrote.
“Omg whyyyyyy would you word it like that smh,” another added.
“Ok now you’re all just being a–holes on purpose. Thank god she was found but COME ON. Can you be anymore tone deaf???” a third chimed in.
“Cleary you deliberately didn’t use the last name. Why would you do that? Really makes you look like a piece of s–t,” a fourth noted.
Some even went so far as to accuse the sheridd’s department of being deliberately misleading:
“I am glad this lady is found don’t get me wrong but these scum bags know what they did with this post,” one such conspiracy theorist wrote.
That might be a bit of a far-fetched theory, as it’s hard to imagine what the sheriff’s department would stand to gain by intentionally misleading the public.
Whatever the case, there have been no new updates from the Guthrie family or the police, and thus, there’s no reason to believe that there have been any breaks in Nancy’s case.
We will have further updates on this developing story as new information becomes available.
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Meet Dylan Conrique: a 21-year-old singer-songwriter whose journey has taken her from the pop world of Los Angeles to Nashville, where she has found a home in the heart of Music City. With each step of her path, Conrique has brought her knack for songwriting to life and her latest release, “A Little Like You”, is a perfect example of that.
While growing up in Northern California, artists like Rascal Flatts and George Strait became the soundtrack of her upbringing. By third grade, she leaned into that passion for music and began taking vocal lessons and performing around the area with a small group of other aspiring performers. On top of her passion for music, she also discovered a love for acting, inspired by Disney Channel stars at the time like Zendaya and Selena Gomez.
Her parents supported this new dream and moved her and her brother out to L.A. when she was just 12 years old and went on to earn screen credits including a recurring role on ABC’s The Rookie.
“The acting took over. When I came to L.A., I had 23 followers. My account was private. I did this YouTube series, it blew up. I made my account public, changed my username to my name, and the rest is history. And that’s kind of… Honestly, I would say the fans and everything, I wouldn’t be here without them because it’s given me so many opportunities to pursue music,” Conrique shared with Country Now.
But that music bug still stuck around through it all. She finally made her music debut at age 15 in the pop scene. During this time, she signed to her first label and began writing songs for the first time in her life. While she was finally finding her footing in the industry, there was still something missing that Conrique was looking for to make her feel more fulfilled in her artistry.
“I loved being in the studio and being a part of it. And then as time went on, I started to get a little more…it’s like a muscle. It’s like you’re working a muscle in your mind when it comes to writing. And so I was doing that a lot and I wanted to go to Nashville because I just heard it was the place to be for country music and I grew up listening to country music all the time,” she explained. “So I did a trip and I was supposed to only write pop music and I came out with country music.”
The California native naturally fell right back into her roots during her visit to Music City, giving her the confidence to officially move to the Volunteer State and embark on the next chapter of her career.
“From then on I was like, ‘This is my place. This is where I want to be.’ And yeah, I just fully did the move. Most of my family moved out of California, long drive to Tennessee and now I’m fully here,” she revealed.
During one of those eye-opening writing trips to Tennessee a couple years ago, she penned her latest release, “A Little Like You” with co-writers Sam Ellis and Lydia Sutherland. The mid-tempo song taps into a personal experience in Conrique’s dating history with a guy who everyone in her life had fallen in love with. Being a daddy’s girl herself, the songstress found that the thing she admired most about this man was that he reminded her of her own father’s kindness, humor and hard work ethic. Her father was the one to set the standard for the kind of love she deserves, and because of that, she finds herself hoping that the two men in her life can accept each other
“I was telling them about this guy that I met and we had already been like eight or nine months into this. And I was kind of just talking about how my parents love him. He’s great. Everyone gets along. And there’s like similar things that he does that my dad does, but maybe different career wise. And I just really look up to my dad and love my dad so much. And yeah, I’m just also like a daddy’s girl. So that’s why I also wrote that song about him as well,” she shared.
With her gentle vocals, soft instrumentation, and strong storytelling, Conrique fits right into country music. She has particularly found that writing songs from her personal experiences that offer vulnerable lyrics and unfiltered emotions is what has helped her build an impressive community of fans in such a short amount of time.
“I feel like when I write music from the heart, it’s something that I’ll love for the rest of my life. It’s a song that I’ll love and I’ll want to perform for the rest of my life. And then I also noticed a pattern of when I did speak my truth, there were other people who also felt the same way, it’s helped people,” she admitted. “And so that’s kind of been my biggest thing is like, I want to write from the heart, and I want to write from personal experiences because other people are also going through or have gone through the same thing. So in a sense, it’s like I’m kind of like a therapy session.”
She truly began speaking her truth in 2022’s “Birthday Cake” followed by “Polaroid,” which stemmed from a particularly hard period that left her in tears. Walking into the writing session that day, she chose to address the sadness on her face instead of burying it and the result was an incredibly striking track that captures that feeling of watching everyone around you figure life out when you’re still finding your own path.
That idea was compared to the process of a polaroid. When you look at the picture after it’s first taken, it’s impossible to see it clearly until it’s fully developed. Conrique’s co-writer Nicole Beaubien pitched this idea saying, “’It’s kind of like your life. You’re on your own path. Your picture is going to become clear at some point, just maybe not right now.’”
Once the story came to life, Conrique gained a whole new perspective and finally stopped putting so much pressure on herself to be someone that she wasn’t ready to be yet.
“I’ve learned to just be patient in the music industry and just people will find me at some point. So yeah, that song overall was just a good song for me to write for myself and I felt like I had the need to put it out as well,” she added.
That idea has carried over into the making of her next collection of songs, which is slowly coming to life through her latest string of releases, including “Written In Stone,” “Polaroid,” “A Little Like You,” and more.
“I’ve been writing and not having too much pressure on myself to, I guess, put an album or an EP out, but that would be a dream of mine. So that is a thought in my head right now, for sure.”
Fans can keep up with Dylan Conrique on Instagram.
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