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1. Answering the biggest injury questions for divisional playoff teams

   Here's a roundup of key injuries heading into the divisional round.

2. Jets hiring coveted 49ers DC Saleh as coach

   The Jets, coming off one of the worst seasons in franchise history, have reached an agreement in principle with 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh to be their next head coach.

3. Meyer makes NFL jump, named Jaguars coach

   Urban Meyer is moving to the pros as the new coach of the Jaguars, as one of the most successful college coaches in NCAA history will try to spur a turnaround after Jacksonville's worst season.

4. RB Peterson told to pay $8.3M to loan company

   Adrian Peterson has been ordered to pay a Pennsylvania loan company $8,268,426.21 after defaulting on a loan in 2016, according to New York State Supreme Court records.

5. Short-handed Rockets win after 'crazy 48 hours'

   The Houston Rockets, who had only nine available players Thursday, "came together" and beat the Spurs 109-105 in their first game since James Harden was traded.

6. Seahawks' Wilson wants voice heard on next OC

   Russell Wilson said "it's vital, it's critical, super significant" that he's part of the process in Seattle's search for a new offensive coordinator.

7. Cabrera, 2009 Masters winner, arrested in Brazil

   Argentine golfer Angel Cabrera was arrested in Brazil for extradition to his homeland to face charges of assault, theft, illegal intimidation and repeated disrespect to authorities.

8. Why Robert Saleh will be a re-Pete (Carroll) -- not a repeat -- for Jets

   The former 49ers D-coordinator exudes positivity, a lot like his mentor, Seattle's Pete Carroll. In other words, Saleh is the anti-Adam Gase.

9. LeBron gets laugh out of his hilarious 'reaction' to Harden trade

   A video poking fun at how LeBron James might have received news of the megadeal was a big hit on social media -- and with The King himself.

10. With relationship repaired, Dana White says 'real' Conor McGregor ready for UFC 257

    After a rocky 2020, Dana White believes things between him and Conor McGregor are "all good."