Devin Booker and Kevin Durant have 15 points each, win gold with Team USA

The Detroit Lions were able to make the NFC Championship Game last season and were in a great position to potentially make the Super Bowl but are now trying to get back to that spot with massive expectations. However, they are going to be a man short now as ESPN’s Adam Schefter is reporting that defensive end John Cominsky suffered a torn MCL during Tuesday’s practice and will be out indefinitely.

However, there is some optimism that he would be able to return in the postseason if the Detroit Lions can make it back. Cominsky was entering his third season with the Lions (sixth overall) and started 11 games. He finished with a career-high 36 total tackles, two sacks, eight QB hits and a pass deflection. In the playoffs, he recorded seven total tackles, a pair of quarterback hits and a pass deflection.

Kevin Durant solidified his legacy as one of the greatest players in Olympic history by earning his fourth gold medal, setting a new benchmark for male athletes in the sport. This achievement not only underscored Durant’s consistency and dominance on the global stage but also cemented his place in the annals of basketball history as a true Olympic legend.

Meanwhile, for Devin Booker, the victory marked his second gold medal, a significant milestone in his still-budding international career. Booker’s back-to-back golds highlight his rapid ascent in the sport and his growing importance to Team USA’s success.

It didn’t take long for Booker and Durant to make their mark, both hitting three-pointers in the first three minutes. Booker had 7 of Team USA’s first 11 points after a pair of lay-ins as well.