ESPN is undergoing a significant round of layoffs for the first time in three years after taking over NFL Network in April.

The Cleveland Browns and Los Angeles Rams started the sports week off with a bang, completing the biggest trade of the NFL offseason thus far.

Adrian Wojnarowski’s decision to be one of the first significant insiders to leave on their own and try something new is surprising because some thought it might have happened sooner.

Several prominent names from the world of sports supposedly have tweeted out what would count as big news — except none of those posts are real.

Free agent quarterback Cam Newton has agreed to a one-year deal with the New England Patriots, according to league sources ESPN's Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter. The quarterback, who was released by the Carolina Panthers in March, will serve as the replacement for Tom Brady, after his exit following 20 seasons with the Patriots. He won the 2010 Heisman Trophy playing for Auburn and was drafted as a number one overall pick in the 2011 NFL Draft. In 2015, Newton won the NFL MVP award for leading the Carolina Panthers to Super Bowl XL in Santa Clara. More recently, Newton made the news for his fashionable flair when he wore a series of interesting outfits during post-game interview.

Houston sports figures have offered financial assistance to help those impacted by the coronavirus. Houston Astros' Alex Bregman is interviewed by the media during the baseball team's FanFest, Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, in Houston. (Steve Gonzales/Houston Chronicle via AP) (© 2020 Houston Chronicle)Houston Astros’ third baseman, Alex Bregman decided to help students in need and donated 1,000 quarantine food kits to the Houston Food Bank. According to the Houston Food Bank, the gift ensures that kids who depend on those free school lunches will get 28 meals per kit. For those who are healthy and feeling altruistic, there are multiple ways to help those in need in the Houston area in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak.