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Drake Maye disclosed he had a shoulder injection before kickoff of Super Bowl 60 after injuring it in the AFC Championship. He said he felt good enough to play and wouldn’t jeopardize the team, though he wouldn’t confirm if the injury affected his performance. Vrabel downplayed the issue, and Maye delivered uneven showings in the late-season games, with no clear signals of offseason impact from the shoulder move.
NBC sideline reporter Melissa Stark conducted a standard Super Bowl LX pregame interview with Drake Maye, but after a general question about the game she revisited Maye’s shoulder status only after he walked away, prompting observers to call the sequence odd since Maye had previously indicated his shoulder was fine.
Channing Tatum posted from a hospital bed about recovering from a shoulder injury that required surgery, sharing an X-ray of a separated shoulder and a screw repair. The actor previously revealed a leg injury on another project, and he’s receiving support from fans and girlfriend Inka Williams as he faces a challenging recovery period.
Denny Hamlin revealed he has re‑aggravated a shoulder injury and plans to race through the pain as the NASCAR Cup Series season approaches, speaking at a news conference before the Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium. He said surgery could be considered after the 2026 season and stressed managing the injury while staying healthy through a grueling schedule, amid personal hardships including his mother’s health and a family fire. Hamlin returned to the track with Joe Gibbs Racing for the preseason event, acknowledging some rust but intent on competing rather than sitting out the year.
Dominik Mysterio is expected to return to WWE television imminently from a shoulder injury, with PWInsider indicating he could appear on the February 2, 2026 RAW in Philadelphia while WWE has not officially confirmed it; he’s been out since December 20, 2025, after a shoulder injury in AAA Guerra de Titanes, and while the Wrestling Observer noted he wouldn’t require surgery and would miss roughly 3–4 weeks, he was seen at Future Stars of Wrestling on Jan 29, suggesting a swift comeback that could influence Judgment Day’s momentum.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye downplayed his throwing-shoulder injury, saying he turned a corner after Monday’s session and expects to be 100% for Super Bowl LX, with coaches voicing confidence as the two weeks to prep continue.
Volkanovski battled through a seriously injured shoulder—coach Joe Lopez said they didn’t think he’d fight four weeks out—to win a five-round decision over Diego Lopes and defend the UFC featherweight title, becoming the oldest champion to do so at 37. Lopes threatened moments but Volkanovski stayed composed and on top, with Evloev and Murphy lined up as potential next challengers and Volkanovski signaling openness to additional bouts, possibly extending his run for several more years.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye did not participate in Friday’s practice due to illness, per coach Mike Vrabel, though his shoulder injury remains a concern. Maye attended meetings and, had he not fallen ill, would have practiced despite the shoulder. He had been limited on Thursday after reporting bumps and bruises from the AFC Championship. Other players were absent at the session as New England heads toward Super Bowl LX and prepares to release the injury report.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye did not participate in Friday’s start of practice due to illness and a right throwing-shoulder injury, with coach Mike Vrabel saying he would have practiced if not sick. Maye had been limited the day before, and backups Joshua Dobbs and Tommy DeVito were the only quarterbacks at practice as New England gears up for Super Bowl LX against the Seahawks in nine days.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye said his shoulder is feeling fine after an injury sustained in the AFC Championship, noting he felt good during jog-throughs and even threw in practice as New England prepares for Super Bowl LX. The team will release its latest injury report later on Thursday, and Maye emphasized his goal to be ready to help the team win.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye said his right throwing shoulder feels good and he’s doing what he can to be ready for the Super Bowl against the Seahawks, noting the two-week break should help; coach Mike Vrabel downplayed concern and said the team will continue its normal preparation with appropriate rest and practice as needed.
Ahead of Super Bowl LX, Drake Maye says he’s doing everything possible to be at full strength after a shoulder issue, with coach Mike Vrabel downplaying major concern. Maye participated in Thursday practice and expects to play, aided by a two-week break to rest and prepare. He’s confident he can translate practice into live-game performance. In the postseason he’s thrown for 533 yards with four TDs and two INTs and has 141 rushing yards with a rushing TD.
Patriots QB Drake Maye is listed as limited with a right shoulder injury on the injury report ahead of Super Bowl LX, after he landed awkwardly in the AFC Championship; he has said he’ll play, while New England added to its practice squad and prepares to travel to San Francisco.
Drake Maye's potential throwing-shoulder injury has become the dominant Super Bowl storyline, with ProFootballDoc David Chao asserting the issue could be serious, Patriots coach Mike Vrabel giving guarded comments, and no official injury report yet. While Chao expects Maye to play if he can lift his arm, the Seahawks loom as a tougher matchup, making Maye’s health a critical factor regardless of whether he’s at 100 percent.
Thanasi Kokkinakis has pulled out of the Australian Open singles due to ongoing shoulder issues after last year’s pectoral surgery, but he hopes to compete in doubles at Melbourne Park, a event he won in 2022 with Nick Kyrgios.