Benjamin takes shots at former team...Pro Football HOF 2018 takes center stage...and Tiger struggles in Round 3 at Firestone. Greg Larson has more details on today's Sunday Sports Update...
Sunday Sports Update
Top: The Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2018 took center stage in Canton, Ohio on Saturday. Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis (left) delivered a passionate speech that included challenging this year's inductees to turn their legend into legacy. Terrell Owens (right), who held his own ceremony in Chattanooga, Tennessee, explained that he did not attend the ceremony in Canton because he felt that NFL sportswriters "are not in alignment with the mission and core values of the Hall of Fame."
Bottom left: During an interview with The Athletic on Saturday, Buffalo Bills wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin took some shots at his former team, the Carolina Panthers. Benjamin, who was traded to the Bills from the Panthers last season, said that he and the Panthers were not a good fit. He added that in regard to playing with Cam Newton, he lamented not playing with a more accurate quarterback.
Bottom right: Tiger Woods had a good first two rounds at this week's Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio. However, the same could not be said on Saturday. Tiger, who made a run at the British Open two weeks ago, shot a 73 in Round 3 to fall 11 shots off the pace.
