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The 49ers made the day's biggest move, signing six-time Pro Bowl wideout Mike Evans to a three-year, $60.4 million deal, creating one of the league's most loaded offenses. Miami Dolphins released Tua Tagovailoa—absorbing a $99 million cap hit—then signed Malik Willis to a three-year, $67.5 million contract, while the Falcons grabbed Tagovailoa on a one-year prove-it deal. Raiders set a record with center Tyler Linderbaum's three-year, $81 million extension, Steelers traded for Michael Pittman Jr., and Giants added Isaiah Likely and Tremaine Edmunds in a defensive push. Day one reshaped rosters league-wide, with more moves ahead.

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Mike Evans, Tampa Bay's all-time receiving king, waved goodbye to the Buccaneers after 11 seasons to join the 49ers' star-studded offense alongside Brock Purdy and Christian McCaffrey.

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Aschenbrenner launched Situational Awareness LP in 2024, named after his essay predicting AGI by 2027, with backing from Stripe cofounders Patrick and John Collison, Nat Friedman, and Daniel Gross. The fund's Q4 2025 filings show $5.52 billion in 29 U.S. equity positions, delivering a 47% net return in early 2025 that beat the S&P 500. Top holdings like Bloom Energy (16%, for on-site power generators), CoreWeave (AI cloud), and Core Scientific (repurposed bitcoin facilities) reflect his focus on electricity demands from data centers, after his path from Columbia valedictorian to OpenAI firing over security concerns.

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Leopold Aschenbrenner, a 24-year-old former OpenAI safety researcher, turned his small AI fund into a $5.5 billion powerhouse by betting big on the energy needs powering the AI boom.

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Olajiire, a Chelsea fan, posted about his dream of Everton winning 2-0 at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium, drawing over 3,000 likes and half a million views as Arsenal supporters dismissed it while rivals bet big on the exact score. Arsenal lead the Premier League with 67 points from 30 games, seven ahead of Manchester City, making a home slip-up against eighth-placed Everton a potential title-race setback like Aston Villa's 1-0 upset in December 2023. Fans shared betting slips, jinx warnings, and quips, turning the post into lively pre-game fun.

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A Chelsea supporter dreamed Everton beat Arsenal 2-0, and now fans everywhere are trading jabs ahead of Saturday's match.

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Posts in the discussion highlight anagrams of AI leaders' names such as 'loves God' for Dario Amodei of Anthropic, 'alternative to man' for Sam Altman of OpenAI, and 'two-faced' for Google's Gemini. Users contrast centralized AI companies with Bittensor ($TAO) as a decentralized AI network where no single person controls intelligence, shutdown, or decisions. Replies include name interpretations, humor, Cicero quotes on names as omens, and mentions of China stealing Anthropic code.

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The 17-year-old, last seen around 8 a.m. on March 2 in the 1100 block of West Commerce Street, stands 5 feet 6 inches tall with brown hair and eyes, wearing a blue shirt, jean shorts, and blue Crocs. She has a distinctive marigold flower tattoo with Roman numerals on her left arm and requires daily medication for mental health struggles, going without it for over 72 hours. Briana attends Southwest Preparatory School and college classes; her family has endured tragedy, including her brother Matthew's death in a 2023 shooting. The Bexar County Sheriff's Office leads the search—call (210) 335-6000 or 911 if sighted.

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Briana Alexis Guerra vanished Monday morning near San Antonio's Historic Market Square, leaving her family desperate for answers amid her mental health needs.

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The Manchester United legend referenced Arsenal's 1-0 win at Brighton on March 4, where they took nearly 31 minutes to restart play—their highest in a Premier League match this season—prompting complaints from Brighton boss Fabian Hurzeler. Arsenal fans hit back online, calling Schmeichel's unprompted remark embarrassing and pointing to his own Euro 1992 time-wasting that led FIFA to ban back-passes. The exchange highlights ongoing debates over game management as Arsenal top the Premier League and prepare for Bayer Leverkusen in the Champions League.

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Peter Schmeichel praised Bayern's high-tempo win over Atalanta, then couldn't resist a dig at Arsenal's recent tactics during the CBS post-match chat.

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