OneFootball Team of the Week for Brasileirão Round 13

The 13th round of Brazil's top division has concluded, and OneFootball has selected the best XI. The team includes a standout coach and features representatives from eight clubs. chickenroadslot.pro

Which players made the cut? Check out the full squad below to see if your favorite athlete was included.

Jackson Acker landed his NFL shot with the Buffalo Bills, per Aaron Wilson. The veteran playmaker signed as an undrafted free agent after a five-season run at Wisconsin that showcased the kind of versatility the Badgers have traditionally valued in their backfield and tight end room. Despite being moved around due to changes in coaching philosophy, Acker never left Wisconsin and eventually made the most of his time in Madison.

In 2025, Acker played in 12 games and made three starts at fullback, giving Wisconsin a dependable option in short-yardage and situational packages.

Production never told the full story for Acker, but his late-season usage showed why the Buffalo Bills added him to their UDFA list. He finished the year with 55 rushing yards and eight catches for 66 yards and a touchdown. He also delivered in conversion situations, carrying six times on third down and twice on fourth down and turning every attempt into a first down.

#Bills deal for fullback Jackson Acker includes $17,000 signing bonus

— Aaron Wilson (@AaronWilson_NFL) April 26, 2026

The combination of a player who can line up in multiple spots, catch the ball, and handle high-leverage snaps, fits what teams hunt on the back end of a roster and on special teams. For Wisconsin, Acker’s signing adds another example of a role player turning a niche skill set into a pro opportunity.

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This article originally appeared on Badgers Wire: Wisconsin Badger Jackson Acker sign Buffalo Bills undrafted free agent

The Buffalo Bills added more talent in the seventh and final round of the 2026 NFL Draft, selecting speedy Missouri CB Toriano Pride Jr. at 220th overall.

Buffalo traded down yet again out of the sixth round, from 213 to 239, while adding pick 241 in the process. The team had already added to their secondary by selecting corner Davison Igbinosun in the second round and safety Jalon Kilgore in the fifth. Now they add some depth to the cornerbacks group.

Here are highlights of Pride Jr. to help Bills fans become familiar with what he'll bring to Buffalo:

CB Toriano Pride Jr. Highlights

Missouri DB Toriano Pride Jr. just ran a 4.32u 40-yard dash😳

Fastest of the combine so far

(via: @NFL)pic.twitter.com/lFwNtrdxfP

— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) February 27, 2026

TORIANO PRIDE JR WON’T GO DOWN pic.twitter.com/8C1Y6hcBMf

— Blues Buzz (@bluesbuzzblog) November 16, 2025

Two St. Louis kids. Two pick-sixes.#Mizzou's Toriano Pride Jr. and Marvin Burks Jr. each found end zone in tonight's dominating win over Mississippi State.

Of course, awesome for Pride Jr. to do it on his senior night. pic.twitter.com/omlorfo058

— Nathalie Jones (@NathalieABC17) November 16, 2025

Toriano Pride Jr with an impressive INT at the Missouri Spring game🔒🐯

pic.twitter.com/e0a3hQqdHP

— PFF College (@PFF_College) March 19, 2024

Former Clemson cornerback Toriano Pride Jr. with a pick six tonight in the first quarter of his first career game at Mizzou, where the St. Louis native transferred this offseason pic.twitter.com/ZzvJRZ0UYw

— Chapel Fowler (@chapelfowler) August 30, 2024

This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: 2026 NFL draft: Highlights of Bills' pick Toriano Pride Jr.

Brad Holmes loves his wide receivers, despite the fact that it is the lowest of the Lions' positional needs. Last year, he traded up for Isaac TeSlaa. In the 2026 NFL Draft, the Lions traded up to get Kendrick Law out of Kentucky.

Here is the Kendrick Law medical report:

Medical concern level ranges from 0 (no concern) to 5 (might be worth the risk if the reward is high) to 10 (take him off your board, Brad).

(Ages in parentheses are at start of 2026 season and are factored into the concern level. Injury info and ages based on available public information and are unverified - subject to update. Games played data courtesy of sports-reference.com.)

5th Round No. 168: Kendrick Law, WR (22) - Kentucky

Medical Concern Level 1/10

• 2025: 12/12 games. Unspecified minor injury in camp.
• 2024: 10/13 games. Lower body injury, missed 2 games. Opted out of bowl due to transfer.
• 2023: 13/14 games
• 2022: 11/13 games
• HS: Ankle injury.

The Lions got aggressive in trading up for Law, even though WR wasn’t a position of much need. The team must have a vision for him, possibly as a returner.

Law appears to have only minor injury issues in his past. There are no specifics for his college injuries, but the concern for anything significant is low. His reliability has been generally good, and his age is young.

He finished with 86 receptions for 883 yards and four touchdowns in college.

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This article originally appeared on Lions Wire: Detroit Lions WR Kendrick Law: Injury history, medical concern level

The Open will return to Royal Lytham & St Annes in 2028 for the first time in 16 years, but the futures of Muirfield and Turnberry remains uncertain.

The R&A announced on Monday that the historic links course, located just outside Blackpool, would host its 12th Open and first since 2012, when Ernie Els lifted the Claret Jug following a late collapse from Adam Scott.

The Open will be played at Royal Birkdale this year and the Old Course at St. Andrews in 2027 but R&A chief executive Mark Darbon was unable to offer assurances on whether Muirfield, which last hosted in 2013, or Turnberry, which last hosted in 2009, would return to the rotation.

The Turnberry course on the Ayrshire coastline is widely regarded as one of the finest in the world but it not hosted The Open since it was acquired by US president Donald Trump in 2014. Reports last summer suggested the idea of The Open returning to Turnberry was floated to Trump in an attempt to improve relations between the UK and US, and R&A officials met with Trump's son Eric last year to discuss the possibility.

But Turnberry’s absence from The Open rotation continues to be down to logistical reasons, rather than political, which may not change until local infrastructure improves.

“As you know, in the same way that there are with many of our venues, there are some things that we need to overcome to facilitate a modern Open Championship,” Darbon said. “Turnberry is still in our thinking – we really like the golf course and we know that there are some logistical challenges primarily off the course (in terms of) road, rail and accommodation infrastructure.”

Darbon said Royal Lytham and St Annes was “one ‌of golf's most cherished and historic ‌venues and The Open's return to these famous links will spark huge interest among fans to be part of one of the world's ⁠great sporting events and celebrate the rich traditions of golf's original Championship".

He also said attendance at The Open will surpass 300,000 for the first time when Royal Birkdale hosts the event this summer. The previous record was 290,000 at St Andrews in 2022, but this summer’s projection will smash the previous best at the Southport links, which was 235,000 nine years ago.