Just before the 2023 NFL regular season kicked off, we saw massive extensions signed by Joe Burrow and Nick Bosa. Burrow became the highest-paid player in the league by average annual value (AAV), topping the likes of Justin Herbert and Lamar Jackson – both of whom signed deals in the offseason. Let's look at their deals and some of the other biggest contracts in the league, to go along with some related player props available on Tipico.

Can Ohio State finally take care of business? Will Joe Burrow look like Joe Burrow? Check out our Tipico Trends, where our own bookmakers give their takes on the biggest games and offer some of their best bets.

The NFL enters Week 2, Coach Deion 'Primetime' Sanders and his son look for their third win to start the season, MLB races get even hotter and the Crew and Cincy FC keep churning toward the MLS playoffs.

To echo the intro from last week, we’re still in that weird part of the college football calendar where we don’t know a ton about, well, almost anyone. We have started to get some big games that have been instructive in how we view this season — the fine folks down in Austin, for example, can and should feel like they have a proven College Football Playoff contender after last week’s win over Alabama — but for the most part, a whole lot of teams have been building towards the start of conference play.

With change comes opportunity. Conference realignment in college football across the last decade has cost us some classic rivalries. While that’s been rightfully bemoaned by many fans, it has also created opportunity for new rivalries to emerge. Let’s look at some matchups we will see, or could see, which we hope will develop into the next classic college matchups.

Week 1 of the 2023 NFL regular season is in the books. Armed with the information we gleaned from every team’s season opener, coupled with preconceptions based on the previous performances of various players and teams, here are some best bets for each game on the Week 2 NFL schedule.

Ladies and gentlemen, as we sit today, the Cleveland Browns are at the top of the league, having won an opener for the second straight season. Not only that, but the Browns also dominated the AFC champions from two years ago in all facets of the game.

Extrapolating from one-week samples is often a fool’s errand in the NFL, but that’s all we have to work with so far this season. Let’s dive into some potential takeaways from Week 1 and assess whether they are a sign of things to come or typical early season overreactions.

The UFC takes its show on the road to Sydney, Australia for UFC 293. In the main event, Israel Adesanya risks his middleweight championship belt against Sean Strickland. Also on the main card are four other fights, most of which feature relatively unknown commodities that could result in surprise outcomes. We’ll preview all five bouts below, with odds from Tipico Sportsbook.

Rivalry, tradition and pride are the anchors of college football and its popularity around the country. Unfortunately, conference realignment and the allure of money have caused the landscape of the sport to change significantly in the last 15 years. Let’s rewind to the good old days to highlight some of the best rivalries that have since been abandoned.

The first weekend of the college football season was great. It played out as the first weekend usually does — great teams got it done, some made statements, some underwhelmed. It’s easy to overreact to what we saw in Week 1, but let's go off the little bit that we know about the college football landscape right now and look at Week 2's games.

The Bengals open their regular season on the road in Cleveland for the 100th “Battle of Ohio'' at 1 p.m. ET Sunday. Home field has been a huge advantage in this series, with the Bengals 20-29 at Cleveland but 32-18 at home against the Browns. It's a huge game for two teams with big playoff hopes this season.

The Bengals and Browns square off in a great AFC North tilt, Ohio State battles another in-state school, the Reds continue their Wild Card push and Lionel Messi heroics are again on the menu this weekend in sports.