Новости за 01.09.2017

The Vikings made Moritz Böhringer the first player to get drafted out of the German league when they took him in the sixth round of the 2016 draft, but he failed to make the 53-man roster as a rookie. He’s suffered the same fate in his second attempt to make the team. According to multiple [more]

The Brock Osweiler era is over in Cleveland. Osweiler has been released today, Zac Jackson of The Athletic reports, bringing an end to a five-month stretch that saw him start in the preseason just long enough for Cleveland to confirm that DeShone Kizer is their quarterback of the future. The Browns’ decision to trade for [more]

Two defensive backs the Panthers probably could have used were among the transactions the team filed Friday afternoon to get down to 77. The Panthers announced that veteran cornerback/special teamer Teddy Williams was put on injured reserve, and second-year cornerback Zack Sanchez was waived-injured. Both were injured in Thursday’s preseason finale, with Williams hurting his [more]

Le'Veon Bell was back at the Steelers facility on Friday and his return to the team means there’s no need for them to keep all the running backs they had in camp this summer. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Steelers have released Knile Davis. Davis signed with the team in March. Davis [more]

It’s official: The NFL Players’ Association has filed a temporary restraining order in federal court to vacate any discipline imposed on Ezekiel Elliott by abriter Harold Henderson, according to court records. The NFL suspended the star running back for six games, and his appeal hearing ended Thursday. The NFLPA announced earlier Friday its intent to [more]

In theory, there are ways that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones could officially challenge the NFL’s suspension of running back Ezekiel Elliott, if he wants. Unofficially, Jones has a far more effective way of wreaking a little havoc for 345 Park Avenue. And he’s currently doing it. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, Jones [more]

The Falcons just took 14 names off the roster, leading into tomorrow’s reduction to a 53-man roster. The team annouced they have released quarterback Alek Torgersen, wide receivers Anthony Dable and Josh Magee, running back Kelvin Taylor, fullback Tyler Renew, centers Travis Averill and Larson Graham, tackles Andreas Knappe and D.J. Tialavea, defensive end A.J. Jefferson, cornerbacks Jarnor [more]

Steelers receiver Martavis Bryant is now cleared to play in the regular season. Bryant, who was suspended for all of last season for repeated violations of the league’s substance-abuse policy, had previously been conditionally reinstated. To be fully reinstated, Bryant had to go through steps including showing that he had a treatment plan in place. [more]

The Giants placed veteran safety Duke Ihenacho on injured reserve with a knee injury the team announced Friday. The Giants signed him May 25. The team also waived eight players, leaving them with 80 players as they whittle down the roster toward the regular-season limit of 53 players. Only one of the eight waived players [more]

Thomas will want to be back sooner than that — this is a contract year for him.

The Buccaneers announced their first set of roster moves on Friday morning, including the previously reported release of defensive end George Johnson. Two of the other moves the team announced also involved defensive linemen. They have placed DaVonte Lambert and Stevie Tu'ikolovatu on injured reserve. Lambert played 11 games for the team last season, recording 14 [more]

Hamlin is fastest in both Xfinity practices Friday at Darlington.

They still have to get RFA forward Sam Bennett signed.

The Bears will release linebacker Kelvin Sheppard, according to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune. Sheppard, 29, faced an uphill battle to make the roster, considering the Bears added him Aug. 19. He started 11 games for the Giants last season, making 50 tackles. He has also played for the Bills, Colts and Dolphins during [more]

Government evaluation ranked Bristol's bid third among four received.

As if the loss to France wasn't painful enough, now the all-time leading scorer is lost to injury.

A double dose of Gronkowskis is not in store for the Patriots this year. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the team has waived fullback Glenn Gronkowski, leaving his brother Rob as the only member of the family on the team’s roster. The younger Gronkowski made the Bills’ initial 53-man roster last year, but got [more]

The Vikings are releasing offensive lineman T.J. Clemmings, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Clemmings, a fourth-round pick in 2015, became the starter as a rookie when veteran Phil Loadholt was lost for the season with a torn Achilles’ tendon. Clemmings wasn’t expected to play a major role last season either before Matt Kalil and [more]

NASCAR adds three cars to its list of five practice holds for the last session Friday.

The Lions’ top pass rusher is ready to go and a veteran rusher has to go. Detroit’s moves today included releasing running back Matt Asiata, a veteran who had a disappointing performance this preseason. Detroit also activated defensive end Ezekiel Ansah from the physically unable to perform list. Also activated from the PUP list was [more]

The Boston Bruins finally have some promising young talent on defense.

When the Seahawks cleared some cap space by restructuring wide receiver Doug Baldwin‘s contract, we wondered if they might have their eye on using some to pick up a player in a trade before the start of the season. It appears that was exactly why they made the move. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports and [more]

Porzingis also said he wants to be an AllStar this season.

The Bears have seen Lamarr Houston injured too many times, including playing only two games last season because of torn ACL. The team presumably thought the worst when Houston was injured yet again Thursday night in the preseason finale. However, according to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, Houston avoided a major knee injury. The [more]

The Ravens have done most of the heavy lifting in terms of roster cuts, announcing 24 of the 37 moves they have to make before tomorrow’s 4.p.m. deadline. Among the notable names was receiver/return man Keenan Reynolds, the Naval Academy product. The former college quarterback was a fantastic story, but never made the transition to [more]