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David Eason’s long-delayed criminal case has finally come to an end — but not because a jury found him innocent or guilty.
The former Teen Mom 2 star had his felony assault-by-strangulation and child abuse charges dismissed Monday, nearly three years after he was accused of assaulting Jenelle Evans’ son, Jace.
David appeared in a North Carolina courtroom for the hearing, but Jace, Jenelle, and Jace’s grandmother, Barbara Evans, were not there.
According to a report from The Ashley’s Reality Roundup, David appeared noticeably more dressed-up than he had been for previous hearings, but showed little emotion throughout the proceedings.
The prosecution had apparently hoped to delay the case yet again. A prosecutor told the judge that Jenelle, Barbara and Jace had previously cooperated with the case but had stopped doing so within the past week.
The prosecution requested another continuance so officials could obtain additional information from the three family members.
The judge, however, had apparently reached the end of his patience with the seemingly never-ending case.
Rather than pushing the trial further down the road, the judge rejected the request for another continuance, with the court reportedly describing another delay as simply “kicking a can down the road.”
David’s public defender then asked the judge to resolve the case that day since the alleged victims and witness were no longer cooperating. The judge agreed.
Both of David’s criminal charges were dismissed, bringing an abrupt end to the case. A Columbus County Sheriff’s Office deputy had been subpoenaed to testify, but ultimately never took the stand.
In fact, the entire hearing reportedly lasted just 10 minutes.
David has maintained his innocence throughout the case. Jenelle has also repeatedly denied that David assaulted Jace, most recently claiming on Facebook in June that the alleged assault “never happened.”
The case dates back to September 2023, when Jace, then 14, reportedly ran away from Jenelle and David’s home and told police that David had assaulted him. Barbara subsequently told police what Jace had allegedly said.
David was initially charged with misdemeanor child abuse. The case later escalated to felony assault by strangulation after authorities determined Jace had visible injuries.
David later provided his own account of the incident in court documents, claiming that Jace had behavioral and mental health issues and that he had previously needed to restrain the teenager because of alleged attempts to run away and other concerning behavior.
Now, after years of delays, the criminal case is over.
There is one important caveat: The dismissal does not necessarily mean a court determined that the alleged assault never happened. Rather, prosecutors were unable to proceed after Jenelle, Jace, and Barbara stopped cooperating with the case.
The Ashley also reported that David’s protective order preventing him from being around Jace may now be dropped, although that had not yet been confirmed by the court at the time of publication.
Neither David, Jenelle nor Barbara had publicly commented on the dismissal as of Monday.
For once, though, David’s court calendar appears to have gotten a little less crowded.
David Eason’s Assault & Child Abuse Charges Dismissed In Stunning Court Decision was originally published on The Hollywood Gossip.
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Stella Lefty is speaking out after quietly canceling her scheduled dates on Tucker Wetmore’s Brunette World Tour.
Over the weekend, Lefty, whose real name is Stella Lefkofsky, took to social media to address her absence from the upcoming shows after previously being announced as an opening act for Wetmore’s tour. While Lefty acknowledged that she would no longer be joining Wetmore on the dates, she did not provide a reason for the change.
Instead, the rising country artist focused her message on apologizing to fans who may have purchased tickets expecting to see her perform and explained that she had initially been advised not to publicly address her absence.
“I just want to apologize to everyone for not announcing sooner that I’m not opening on the Tucker [Wetmore] dates. I love Tucker and I know the shows are going to be amazing. I wanted to announce that earlier but I was advised not to which was a mistake,” she wrote. “I’m so sorry to anyone that bought tickets to see me please send me a DM and we can figure something out.”
Lefty’s message comes as she celebrates the release of her debut album, Long Way Home. The 14-track project features her breakout single “Boston,” which has spent 19 weeks climbing the charts while continuing to gain momentum across both Country and Pop radio.
Lefty continues to build momentum behind “Boston,” recently taking the song to some major stages. She made her late-night television debut performing the track on Jimmy Kimmel Live! before joining Marcus Mumford onstage at New York City’s Madison Square Garden for another performance of the song.
The track also earned Stella Lefty recognition from the MTV Video Music Awards, where “Boston” is nominated for Best Country. Stella herself also picked up a nomination for Best New Artist.
Just days after announcing her departure from Wetmore’s Brunette World Tour, Lefty revealed plans to hit the road on her own, launching her first headlining trek, the Long Way Home Tour.
“I’m so so excited to be back on the road and sing these new songs with you guys in person! Thank you for the love on my debut album (eek) your support means EVERYTHING to me. i love you and i can’t wait to sing and dance soon !!! ILYYYYYYY,” she wrote on social media along with the tour announcement.
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Welcome to the Quarterback Notebook, where I’ll be covering the past week in NFL quarterbacking — from the most interesting passers, plays and storylines, to some other stuff that caught my eye while watching film. In this preseason edition of the notebook, I’ll make the case for Fernando Mendoza to start in Las Vegas, weigh in on the Rams’ backup quarterback competition, examine the Drew Allar hype, and more. Let’s talk quarterbacks. The Raiders plan to subject us to a full season of Kirk Cousins as part of Fernando Mendoza’s developmental plan. While that’s disappointing, the reasoning is easy to understand. We’ve seen bad supporting casts stunt a young quarterback’s development. And if you’ve looked at the Raiders’ offensive depth chart at any point this summer, you know it lacks the supporting talent that most rookie passers need to have a successful campaign. After watching Mendoza’s first two preseason games, though, the Las Vegas brain trust, led by Tom Brady, should feel confident that Mendoza isn’t like most rookies. He’s already showing the polish and refinement coaches want to see from developing quarterbacks before handing them the keys to the offense. Rookie Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak certainly isn’t treating him like a rookie quarterback with his playcalling. In games against the Cardinals and Texans, Kubiak essentially threw Mendoza into the schematic deep end, with very few schemed-up throws, like screen passes or run-pass options, and a healthy dosage of big-boy dropback concepts that even veteran passers can find difficult to execute. Mendoza has certainly shown some signs of his youth, especially when his first read doesn’t pop open, but the good has easily outweighed the bad. I’ve been most impressed with Mendoza’s eyes. They always seem to go to the right spots based on the coverage. The Raiders have dialed up a lot of “pick a side” concepts that see Mendoza read the safeties and pick a side of the field to work based on the coverage shell. That’s not exactly 400-level quarterbacking, but young QBs routinely botch those reads, and Mendoza has had no such issues so far. If you’ve ever heard Mendoza talk about quarterbacking, that’s hardly surprising. The dude is a robot who sounds like his brain is synced with an AI chatbot trained on coach axioms and old Bill Walsh playbooks. I have been pleasantly surprised by how crafty Mendoza has already proven to be. This throw from the preseason opener against Arizona is a good example of Mendoza working outside of the scheme to make a play. There isn’t much of a window there with the Arizona linebacker dropping underneath the deep stop route, so Mendoza looks outside to hold the defender out of the throwing lane just long enough to zip a ball past him. From the end-zone angle, you can see that Mendoza is looking to the outside of the defender before throwing the ball back inside of him. Now that is 400-level quarterbacking. Here’s another throw you don’t often see from rookie quarterbacks, with Mendoza hitting a backside “drift” route after Arizona covers up his frontside read. That’s a staple play-call in Kubiak’s scheme, which is heavily influenced by his former boss, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan. If you can’t make that throw, you can’t play in this offense. That Mendoza already seems to have it down is a sure sign that he’s game-ready. If I were to nitpick that play, I would point out Mendoza’s awkward footwork as he works to the backside. He can’t get his base under him as he makes the throw. But that’s exactly why he should be on the field getting reps. Mendoza already has the mental acuity to play NFL quarterback. He just needs to get comfortable executing against a live defense. That won’t happen on the bench. That 35-yard connection between Bo Nix and new Broncos wide receiver Jaylen Waddle set off an internet debate over the quality of that throw. My take: It’s complicated. All things considered, the throw itself is fine. Sure, Nix slowed Waddle down and probably cost him a long touchdown, but we can’t ignore the pass rush’s effect on the pass. Packers defensive tackle Devonte Wyatt is bearing down on Nix and gets a hand up to disrupt his throwing motion. He has to snap it off early and can’t get a proper follow-through. That’s probably why Next Gen Stats had the completion probability at just 46%, even with Waddle running wide open down the seam. The throw wasn’t the layup that it looks like if you’re only focusing on the catch point. But that’s not where the analysis should end. Nix had the time and space to slide up in the pocket into a cleaner throwing platform, which would have lowered the pass’ degree of difficulty considerably. Pocket management has been the most glaring issue in Nix’s game early in his career, and that has had a downstream impact on his accuracy, as it did in this instance. If the third-year quarterback is going to make the leap Denver is hoping for this season, he’ll have to clean up this one particular issue. There hasn’t been much separating Stetson Bennett and Ty Simpson this preseason as they battle for the right to back up reigning MVP Matthew Stafford. Simpson was the better quarterback in the first game, but Bennett hit back in game two, leading the Rams to 20 points on five drives against the Saints while L.A.’s first-round pick was merely fine. With just one more week left in the preseason, the competition still appears to be wide open. Rams head coach Sean McVay’s final decision will give us a clue as to how the offense might run if Stafford has to miss time during the season. Simpson has been the cleaner of the two, completing nearly 80 percent of his passes, while Bennett has been the more ambitious quarterback with a much higher average air yards per attempt (8.7 yards to 4.7). The rookie hasn’t logged a single deep attempt, according to Next Gen Stats, which tells me the Rams haven’t taken the training wheels off for Simpson. Nearly a quarter of his throws have been to the flat, per Next Gen Stats, with many of those coming after play-action fakes. Los Angeles has been spamming bootlegs throughout the exhibition games, and it’s helped pad Simpson’s completion percentage. The play-call menu has been more expansive when Bennett is out there, with more straight dropbacks and passing concepts that allow the 28-year-old to scan the entire field. It looks more like the offense we’ll see Stafford run during the regular season with Bennett on the field. The Simpson offense has looked more like McVay’s early days in Los Angeles when he was calling plays for a young Jared Goff. McVay was eager to part ways with Goff and level up his passing game with Stafford. Unless the Rams coach wants to return to the pre-Stafford offense, Bennett will be the next man up if Stafford goes down. If he wants a steadier hand and a safer offense, Simpson could steal the backup job. Simpson has the higher upside, but I’d roll with Bennett for now. He’s willing — but not always able — to make the tougher perimeter throws, like this audacious touch throw he made in the win over New Orleans. And McVay lauded Bennett’s scrambling after he rushed for two touchdowns Saturday night. That second-reaction ability adds another layer to the Rams’ offense that even the league’s MVP can’t provide. The Steelers have already made it clear that Drew Allar’s rookie season will be a redshirt year, so there’s no need to rush into debates on how the third-round pick’s career will turn out. But with Allar putting a handful of flashy throws on tape over the first weeks, including this perfectly weighted ball down the sideline against the Jets, there’s been a rush to anoint him as Pittsburgh’s long-term answer at quarterback. I guess we’ll be spending these last few weeks before the regular season debating the future of a quarterback who was largely an afterthought during the draft cycle. So, let’s get into it. That’s admittedly a sweet-looking throw, with Allar dropping it in a bucket near the sideline 38 yards downfield. The play loses some of its luster when you zoom out to the all-22 angle and see that tight end Lake McRee was running into acres of open grass and provided his quarterback with a wide margin for error. That’s a throw you’d expect most NFL quarterbacks to make — and there are plenty of them who would have made things a bit easier on the receiver, which has been a theme through the two preseason games. Pittsburgh’s receivers have burned Allar with a few drops, but the rookie throwing outside the frame of his target has contributed to some of those missed connections. If I were a Steelers fan, I’d also be giddy about Allar’s start — but I’d be just as concerned with some of the red flags. Allar’s tendency to drift back in the pocket rather than stepping up is chief among them. The rookie has the arm talent to make throws while fading back, but he’d make things a lot easier for himself if he threw with a firm base more consistently. Good quarterbacks don’t make things harder for themselves. The good ones find a way to make the difficult things look easier play after play. It’s not surprising that Allar has made some impressive throws. His pre-draft scouting report touted him as a quarterback with a talented arm who had issues reading coverage and maintaining proper throwing mechanics. We’ve seen plenty of those weaknesses over the past two weeks. After two up-and-down preseason games, there’s no need to update that scouting report on what he could be. Allar has yet to show us anything we (and the NFL teams that let him fall to the third round) didn’t already know. The Steelers should continue to develop him, but the team’s search for its next franchise quarterback isn’t over just yet. With over a hundred quarterbacks taking reps in the preseason, it’s impossible to cover everything in this notebook, so here are five quickfire thoughts and takes on some quarterbacks around the league. 1. Tua Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr. are competing for the Falcons’ starting job, but undrafted free agent Jack Strand, a standout Division II Minnesota State–Moorhead quarterback, might be the best quarterback on the roster. 2. Jordan Love’s MVP odds are far too low. The Packers are going to be in some shootouts, and based on what he showed in Denver on Friday night, he may have leveled up his game. 3. If the offensive line keeps Geno Smith clean like it did Friday, the Jets’ offense is going to be a lot better than you think. 4. I’m still not ready to give up on Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson, whose preseason tape has been a lot better than the numbers imply. Teams like Miami, Cleveland and Atlanta should give the Colts a call if Riley Leonard ends up winning the QB2 job behind Daniel Jones in Indy. 5. Joe Milton has been my favorite watch of the preseason. He’s more than just a strong arm. Dak Prescott is one of the better quarterbacks in the league, but the Cowboys’ offense won’t fall off a cliff if he has to miss time this season.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports
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Last month saw the celebrity wedding of the year as Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce tied the knot.
The nuptials were not televised. In fact, there were layers of security to keep this special moment from the public.
That hasn’t stopped leaks after the fact, however.
Taylor is reportedly irate and feels “betrayed” that even one of her guests would break her trust like this.
Don’t post a wedding invitation online (it’s gauche)
In July, Ashish Ferguson allegedly leaked Taylor and Travis’ top secret wedding invitation to the public.
The couple took their privacy seriously, keeping the venue and the date largely under wraps. Guests had to sign NDAs.
Additionally, they watermarked the invitations, ensuring that no one could anonymously leak the invites without it being traced back to them.
Ashish is the brother of Kumar Ferguson, one of Travis’ lifelong friends.
Now, the invitation was taken down — apparently due to a copyright takedown notice.
💍 ASHISH FERGUSON SHARES TAYLOR & TRAVIS’ WEDDING INVITATION
Ashish Ferguson took to Instagram to share a glimpse of the invitation to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding.#TaylorSwift #TravisKelce #Tayvis #TayvisWedding #WeddingInvitation pic.twitter.com/9qGpG9fDAI
— Rosa Official (@Mirha1206) July 6, 2026
“Taylor wasn’t about to let it circulate online without permission,” an alleged inside source told RadarOnline.
“The wedding was deeply personal,” the insider emphasized.
“And,” the source continued, “her team acted immediately.”
Though the initial post did not last long on Instagram, obviously, people saw it — and spread it far and wide.
Remember, though your favorite story or artwork or website might vanish one day, “the internet is forever” remains very true for the things that we most wish would disappear.
She’s reportedly seething about the leak
“Taylor feels completely betrayed,” a second source claimed.
“She trusted her guests to respect her privacy,” this second insider added.
In fact, Taylor and Travis went well beyond trust with their guests.
Not only did guests apparently sign NDAs, but Taylor went to extraordinary measures — such as shutting down Madison Square Garden’s dystopian facial recognition panopticon for the nuptials.
Remember, the ultra rich can embrace or ignore surveillance tech because they can buy their way out of it. The rest of us cannot.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce ringing in the new year with a kiss.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) January 1, 2024
Taylor and Travis’ wedding ended up having approximately 1,000 guests.
It was probably — sadly — inevitable that something would leak, even if it’s something as minor as the invitation.
No photos or videos from the ceremony have appeared online.
All things considered, we know less about Taylor and Travis’ nuptials than we know about secret meetings in the Trump regime about covering up the Epstein files.
That’s the power of Taylor Swift. And anyone who crosses her might want to consider what Taylor’s wrath looks like.
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There’s no position in sports that’s debated more than quarterback. And for the first time in years, there’s plenty of debate about who the best quarterback in the NFL is. After Patrick Mahomes’ and the Kansas City Chiefs’ underwhelming 2025 season, there’s no consensus on who is the No. 1 quarterback in the league. Matthew Stafford is the reigning MVP winner, while Josh Allen played at an elite level again last season following his MVP win in 2024. Then there are the likes of Lamar Jackson, who is a two-time MVP winner, and Joe Burrow, who has been statistically dominant when healthy. So, which quarterback is actually the best in the league entering the 2026 campaign? Here is how the six of us ranked the 10 best quarterbacks. Greg Auman: Goff finished second in the NFL last year behind only Matthew Stafford in both passing touchdowns (34) and passing yards (4,564). He’s topped 4,400 passing yards four years in a row, and his 130 passing touchdowns since 2022 are 13 more than any other quarterback. What’s missing? Goff only has two playoff wins in five years in Detroit, so the best thing he can do to elevate his status is beat other top quarterbacks head-to-head in January. If Detroit is healthy on defense and a reshuffled offensive line can work, it’ll be a playoff team again and potentially a dangerous one. Detroit’s last two games are at Chicago and Green Bay, so it very well might be that its playoff run starts in Week 17. Can Goff outduel Caleb Williams and Jordan Love on the road down the stretch? Eric D. Williams: At 6-foot-6 and 236 pounds and blessed with one of the strongest arms in football, Herbert possesses all the physical tools to be considered one of the elite quarterbacks in the league. The Oregon product also has the stats to back up that claim. Herbert’s 24,820 passing yards through the first six seasons of his career are second in league history. He is the only player ever to eclipse 4,000 yards in each of his first three years and his 31 games with 300-plus passing yards rank tied for second in the NFL since 2020. Still, Herbert has failed to get it done in the postseason, going 0-3 so far in the playoffs. The Chargers believe the addition of new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel will unlock a higher level of play for Herbert and the Bolts’ offense, which will lead to a deep postseason run in head coach Jim Harbaugh’s third season with the team. Henry McKenna: I’m happy we have Love on this list. I’m not sure that Love’s statistical breakthrough season is coming this year, given that he still doesn’t have a bona fide WR1. But I will say that his breakthrough season — from a decision-making and consistency standpoint — was last year. His game was clunky and filled with easy mistakes in 2024, perhaps because of pressure or perhaps because of injuries. But in 2025, he looked like the NFL’s best decision-maker, capable of managing games from throw to throw and drive to drive. He didn’t throw a million passes, but he generated the explosives when they presented themselves and largely took what the defense gave him. I’m expecting another impressive year on film and in advanced statistics, even if I can’t promise he’s a top-10 fantasy QB. Ben Arthur: While playoff success has eluded him, Prescott has long been considered a top-10 quarterback. The 33-year-old this past season led the NFL in completions for the second time in his career (404) and registered his fourth 4,000-yard passing season. The former fourth-round pick ranked in the top five in passing yards, passing touchdowns, EPA (expected points added) per dropback and completion rate over expected in 2025. Notably, Prescott is one of the NFL’s most aggressive passers. He led the league in tight window rate for the third time in the last four years last season. Entering his second year with the CeeDee Lamb-George Pickens tandem at receiver, the four-time Pro Bowler is positioned to continue putting up big numbers in 2026. McKenna: The guy made it to the Super Bowl in his second year. Admittedly, he got trounced immediately after arriving in the big game. But it was a testament to his ascendance in a season when he finished second in MVP voting behind Matthew Stafford. Last year, Maye was outstanding in just about every measurement. You want wins? He had 14 in the regular season and three more in the postseason. You want touchdowns? He scored 35 total last year. You want efficiency and advanced stats? He completed 72% of his passes and finished with an EPA per dropback of .25 (first in the NFL). Last season was an ascent comparable only to what we’ve seen from Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes. Now the question is whether — with a tougher schedule — Maye can maintain what he’s built. Whether he can meet this new standard. That uncertainty is what’s keeping him out of the top five. Auman: Burrow had five playoff wins and a Super Bowl appearance in his first three years in the league, but the Bengals have now missed the playoffs three years in a row. That’s on a terrible defense and Burrow’s bad injury luck. Can both change in 2026? The Bengals are the AFC’s Cowboys, led by a prolific quarterback and two elite receivers but hobbled by a bottom-five defense. Can Burrow stay healthy and get back to his dominant 43-touchdown form in 2024? That, and even a mediocre defense, will put the Bengals back in the playoffs and give Burrow a chance to reset himself among the elite quarterbacks in the league, not by reputation, but on production. Their schedule is super-easy, with only five games out of 17 against the top half of our most recent power rankings. Arthur: Jackson missed four games last season due to injury, but he remains on the shortlist of superstar quarterbacks when healthy. In 2024, his last full season, the two-time MVP led the NFL in touchdown rate, yards per attempt and passer rating. He also added 915 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns on a league-high 6.6 yards per carry that year. Entering his age-29 season, the mobility that has made Jackson arguably the best dual-threat quarterback of all time could start to diminish. It’ll be paramount for the four-time Pro Bowler to continue making massive strides as a passer. In 2024, the former first-round pick registered his first 4,000-yard passing season. Williams: Stafford deservedly won a close competition over Drake Maye for the NFL MVP award last season — the first time the 38-year-old signal caller took home the trophy in his illustrious, 18-year career. Stafford lit up the scoreboard for L.A.’s offense in 2025, leading the league in touchdown passes (46), passing yards (4,707) and finishing second in passer rating (109.2). Stafford threw a league-high 32 touchdowns and just one interception against the blitz during his MVP season. Stafford missed most of training camp last year with a balky back, so can he make it through a full season healthy again? The Rams drafted Ty Simpson in the first round as insurance, but he’ll likely not be ready to lead this team, heavily favored to win the Super Bowl. So, it will be up to head coach Sean McVay to keep Stafford upright. Stafford played a full, 17-game season for the first time last year since 2021. Arthur: Mahomes may be the “GOAT” of this era, but his passing numbers in recent years have been nowhere near as spectacular as they were at the start of his career. He’s also coming off the first major injury of his career: a torn ACL. In 14 games last season, he completed 62.7% of his passes for 3,587 yards and 22 touchdowns with 11 interceptions. The reality, though, is that he remains one of the most gifted and creative quarterbacks of all time. He ranks first in league history in passing yards per game (285.2) and passing success rate (51.9%). His postseason success is also unparalleled among his peers: three Super Bowl rings, three Super Bowl MVPs, five Super Bowl appearances and seven AFC Championship Game appearances. If Rashee Rice is healthy and focused, Mahomes will have his best wide receiver room in years. Having reigning Super Bowl MVP Kenneth Walker III in the backfield takes pressure off him as well. Ralph Vacchiano: If Allen could just win one championship, he might end up being in the conversation with Patrick Mahomes as the greatest quarterback of their generation. And really, he should be anyway. He’s finished in the top five in MVP voting four straight years, and five of the last six. That also includes four finishes in the top four. Allen still has the strongest arm in the game and is a lock to run for 500 yards and double-digit touchdowns every year. He may not be putting up the gaudy numbers he did earlier in his career, but he’s still averaged 3,700 passing yards and 27 touchdowns the last two seasons with a questionable arsenal of weapons and no true No. 1 receiver. Allen was also the MVP in 2024 and might have ended up finishing higher than third last year if the Bills could have prevented him from getting sacked a career-high 40 times. This year, the Bills upgraded his receiving corps a little with D.J. Moore and he could get an even bigger boost with his old offensive coordinator Joe Brady now running things his way as the Bills head coach. Allen is 30, so he isn’t exactly running out of time. But there is definitely a feeling in Buffalo and around the league that his time may be right now.Latest Sports News from FOX Sports