The Dallas Cowboys are in the midst of negotiations aimed at securing a long-term contract for superstar linebacker Micah Parsons, though reports about the progress remain conflicting. Some sources assert that discussions are advancing, while others claim that significant talks haven't yet commenced. Meanwhile, the upcoming NFL draft could see the Cowboys targeting running back Omarion Hampton, as draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. has reiterated his preference for this explosive ballcarrier.

With an obvious need for offensive reinforcements to support quarterback Dak Prescott, speculation surrounds whether the Cowboys will use an early draft pick to bolster their roster. Additionally, the team is reportedly keen on addressing gaps in the defensive line and exploring late-round running back prospects. Adding fuel to the fire, former Cowboys QB Matt Ryan has voiced that enhancing the supporting cast around Prescott is crucial for playoff success.

The New York Knicks have made a significant roster move by waiving Matt Ryan, a former sharpshooter for the Los Angeles Lakers. The Knicks announced freeing two-way spots by releasing Ryan along with Jacob Toppin, who has already hit the maximum game limit for the season. Ryan played 19 games with New York, averaging 1.5 points over 3.5 minutes per game, and had previously appeared in 12 games for the Lakers last season, with a slightly better average of 3.9 points.

Originally drafted to the NBA from a college career that took him from Notre Dame to Chattanooga, Ryan's inconsistent performances have led him to join multiple teams in his short career. He is now looking for new opportunities as he continues to navigate the challenges of professional basketball.

The New York Knicks have made a roster move by waiving Matt Ryan and Jacob Toppin, both of whom were on two-way contracts and had minimal playing time this season. Ryan contributed just 3.6 minutes across 19 games, while Toppin averaged 3.1 minutes in 16 games. This decision opens up the possibility for the Knicks to sign two new players to two-way contracts and one to a traditional contract, creating flexibility for their roster.

With the Knicks currently holding a solid 39-20 record and positioned as the No. 3 seed in the Eastern Conference, attention is now on potential replacements. Moses Brown, a 7-foot-2 center on a 10-day contract with the Dallas Mavericks, is reportedly on New York’s radar. However, the Mavericks' hard-cap situation complicates matters. The Knicks also have an eye on NBA veterans like T.J. Warren and Chuma Okeke, who could fill the open roster spot following Hukporti's knee injury.

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The New York Knicks are making roster changes ahead of their game against the San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden. They have waived rookie Boo Buie, who did not play in any games for the team.

In a related move, the Knicks signed Matt Ryan to a two-way contract. Ryan, who averaged 1.7 points in nine games this season, has previously played for several NBA teams including the Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Lakers.

Currently, the Knicks hold the third seed in the Eastern Conference with a strong record of 19-10.