Latest Sports Headlines: A Week of Shifts, Injuries, and Triumphs

The Indianapolis Colts have entrusted Daniel Jones as their starting quarterback for the upcoming season, sidelining fellow first-rounder Anthony Richardson. Head coach Shane Steichen expressed confidence in Jones's capabilities. Meanwhile, the New York Yankees have reactivated third baseman Amed Rosario after a 10-day shoulder sprain recovery.

In the golfing arena, Tommy Fleetwood remains optimistic despite narrowly missing victories on the PGA Tour. He aims to channel frustration into positive energy, dismissing anger as unproductive. Rory McIlroy commented on the PGA Tour's decision to start players from scratch at the Tour Championship, stating it is this week's format.

The New York Giants retain Jameis Winston amid trade rumors, while MLB's Victor Robles faces a 10-game suspension following a bat-throwing incident. The Fever's Sophie Cunningham is out for the season with a knee injury, and the U.S. Open mixed doubles saw defending champions triumph over singles stars in a format revamp.

(With inputs from agencies.)