Reports: Giants DL Roy Robertson-Harris tears Achilles

Defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris of the New York Giants tore his right Achilles on Thursday during team OTAs, multiple outlets reported Friday.

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The injury occurred as he was rushing the passer in an 11-on-11 drill, according to The Athletic.

Robertson-Harris, 32, was a reliable contributor for the Giants last season after signing a two-year, $9 million contract. He started all 17 games and had 35 tackles and six quarterback hits.

He played 56% of the defensive snaps behind only Dexter Lawrence, who was traded to the Cincinnati Bengals in April. The Giants received the No. 10 pick of the 2026 draft, used to select offensive lineman Francis Mauigoa from Miami.

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Robertson-Harris is a nine-year NFL veteran, having played with the Chicago Bears (2017-20), Jacksonville Jaguars (2021-24) and Seattle Seahawks (2024) before signing with the Giants.

He has appeared in 134 games (79 starts) and recorded 246 tackles, 73 quarterback hits and 19 sacks.

The Giants signed veteran defensive linemen Shelby Harris and DJ Reader earlier this year and will need Darius Alexander and Bobby Jamison-Travis to be ready to play.

Alexander was a third-round draft pick in 2025, and the Giants selected Jamison-Travis in the sixth round this year.

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Reports: Giants DL Roy Robertson-Harris tears Achilles

Defensive lineman Roy Robertson-Harris of the New York Giants tore his right Achilles on Thursday during team OTAs, multiple outlets re...
Who Was Phyllis Gilliam? All About the Late “Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage” Crew Member

Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage season 2 episode 21 included a tribute to a former crew member

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  • Phyllis Gilliam, who died in March 2026, worked as the show's costume supervisor

  • Gilliam was an Alabama native and mother of two

The penultimate episode ofGeorgie & Mandy's First Marriageseason 2 paid tribute to a former crew member.

The end of the May 21 episode of the CBSYoung Sheldonspinoff concluded with a dedication card to Phyllis Gilliam, who died on March 23, 2026. "In loving memory," the card read.

Following her death, Gilliam'sobituaryasked people to remember her for the "wonderful spirit she was."

"A woman who was always ready to help others," the obituary reads. "A smile that could melt any heart. A compassion that persevered even through the deepest valleys of struggle. In a world of conflict and strife, we should all strive to carry a little bit of Phyllis in all of us."

So, who was Phyllis Gilliam? Here's everything to know about the lateGeorgie & Mandy's First Marriagecrew member.

She was from Alabama

Phyllis GilliamCredit: Dignity Memorial

Gilliam was born in the 1950s in Mobile, Ala., per her obituary.

She was raised by her parents — Robert and Mozelle — alongside seven siblings.

After attending St. James Major Catholic School and McGill-Toolen High School, Gilliam went on to receive her bachelor's degree from Xavier University — which is also where she "fell in love with theater and costume design," per her obituary.

She later received her master's degree from the University of Houston.

She was a costume designer

Phyllis GilliamCredit: Dignity Memorial

After graduating from the University of Houston, Gilliam moved to Los Angeles in the 1980s to pursue her passion for theater and costume design.

There, she began working as a costume designer for television production, eventually becoming a costume supervisor.

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Throughout her three-decade-long career in the field, she worked on the productions of TV seriesJust Shoot Me!,Mob CityandAgent Carter, as well as 2008'sRole Models.

According to herIMDb, she worked as the costume supervisor on the majority ofGeorgie & Mandy's First Marriagefirst season, as well as some of its second.

She was a mom of two

Phyllis GilliamCredit: Dignity Memorial

Gilliam married her husband, Murray Gilliam, on June 14, 1997, per her obituary. Murray was a former personal trainer and U.S. Marine Corps veteran.

The couple welcomed two children, son Robert and daughter Susan.

Robert was born on Dec. 8, 1997, and named after Gilliam's father. Susan was born on Dec. 12, 2000, and named after Murray's mother.

Gilliam and her husband raised their children in the San Fernando area of Los Angeles.

She died in March 2026 following a cancer journey

'Georgie & Mandy's First Marriage' tribute to Phyllis GilliamCredit: CBS

Gilliam died on March 23, 2026, following a stage 4 cancer journey.

Murray was diagnosed with cancer in 2024, and Gilliam received the same diagnosis nearly one year into her husband's treatment, per her obituary.

"They spent the next year and a half courageously battling this terrifying condition, their love growing stronger even amidst the uncertainty and sadness that follows this disease," the obituary reads.

Murray died in January 2026, just two months before his wife.

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One-sentence wish for the Washington Commanders' 2026 season

Ahead of the 2025 season, theWashington Commandershad an aura of hope around the organization for the first time in a long time. After making it to the NFC Championship game in 2024, the team (and the league) had high expectations for then-second-year quarterback Jayden Daniels.

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Unfortunately, that hope was short-lived. In their Week 2 matchup against theGreen Bay Packers, the Commanders lost edge rusher Deatrich Wise Jr. and running back Austin Ekeler for the remainder of the season. Jayden Daniels injured his knee and battled injuries for the remainder of the season, and in Week 9 against theSeattle Seahawks, he sustained an injury that would keep him on the sidelines even longer. Wide receiver Terry McLaurin, for the first time in his NFL career, missed significant time with an injury.

In that Week 9 game vs. Seattle, the Commanders also lost Marshon Lattimore and Luke McCaffrey, which was essentially the proverbial nail in the coffin for the 2025 season.

We're past all of that now, though, and general manager Adam Peters has made some changes and upgrades to the roster while Dan Quinn made some coaching staff adjustments. There is still an aura of hope around this team, although in 2026 it's closer to cautious optimism than actual hope. Bleacher Report recently named aone-sentence dreamfor every NFL team, and the Commanders got a two-parter:

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Washington Commanders:Jayden Daniels recaptures the magic from his rookie season and stays healthy, while a new-look defense boosted by rookie Sonny Styles goes from liability to asset in a deep playoff run.

Technically, it's still one sentence, but the author managed to combine both offense and defense into the Commanders' wish.

Daniels is ready to recapture the magic he made in 2024. He could have done it last year had he been healthy, but injuries were a problem. So, he has to keep his positive mentality and ability to overcome adversity, but he also needs to stay healthy. Without him on the field, the offense simply isn't the same.

Defensively, there's no question that the new-look defense becomes an asset. Sonny Styles definitely gave the defense a boost, but he's not alone out there. The Commanders added several other pieces that are integral to their success, and they all have to do their part to make it happen.

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One-sentence wish for the Washington Commanders' 2026 season

Ahead of the 2025 season, theWashington Commandershad an aura of hope around the organization for the first time in a long time. After ...

 

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