Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is dealing with another injury in a season that has been disappointing. On Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, he exited the game with an injury that head coach Jonathan Gannon said was his heel. Gannon clarified that it was not Harrison's heel that he injured. It was his foot.

To help you properly shop for orthopedic shoes, I consulted with podiatrists and asked what styles and design features are most likely to ease daily foot pain.

The Cavs continue to be without a key piece of their championship puzzle — and it will remain that way for a little while longer. Small forward Max Strus, who has been sidelined the last four months following offseason surgery to repair a Jones fracture (fifth metatarsal) in his left foot,

Marvin Harrison Jr. was supposed to have a straightforward path to success. The second-generation wide receiver and two-time All-American left Ohio State with 2,613 yards receiving yards and 31 touchdowns and entered the NFL as one of the most lauded pass-catching prospects in recent memory.

Have you ever heard of a left foot abductor hallucis strain? It's the injury that will sideline Wolves forward Terrence Shannon Jr. for at least two weeks.