Новости за 15.10.2017

The report from Jay Glazer of FOX Sports before halftime was that the Packers feared a broken collarbone for Aaron Rodgers. Shortly after halftime, those fears were confirmed. The Packers announced that Rodgers has indeed broken the collarbone and that he could miss the rest of the season. Rodgers broke his collarbone in 2013 as [more]

Things couldn’t have gotten much worse for the 49ers, during a winless start. And while they’re still not winning, they’re actually scoring points. After replacing veteran quarterback Brian Hoyer in the second quarter, rookie quarterback C.J. Beathard has led a pair of scoring drives and the 49ers have cut the Washington lead to 17-10. Beathard [more]

Bears rookie Mitchell Trubisky completed only 3 of 9 passes for 47 yards before throwing a 27-yard touchdown to tight end Dion Sims. It gave Chicago a 17-3 lead over the Ravens with 6:01 remaining in the third quarter. But that lasted only 14 seconds as Bobby Rainey returned the kickoff 96 yards for the [more]

Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr delivered the biggest hit of Sunday’s game against the Packers, but another hit has left him unavailable for the rest of the afternoon. Barr has been ruled out for the rest of the game with a concussion he suffered at some point in the second quarter of Sunday’s game. Whenever the [more]

He may not be racing in NASCAR Cup any longer, but Tony Stewart is as busy as ever.

They say his injuries limiting him to a few preseason games held him back.

Jamie McMurray was involved in an early wreck in Sunday's Alabama 500 that will greatly impact his chances of advancing to the third round of the Cup playoffs.

The big news in the first half of the Packers-Vikings game was Aaron Rodgers‘ collarbone injury, but Rodgers’ absence isn’t keeping them from playing the rest of the game. So far, that’s been good news for the Vikings. Jerick McKinnon caught a touchdown pass and ran for another to provide the scoring for the Vikings [more]

On the same day news emerged regarding CTE found in the brain of deceased NFL tight end Aaron Hernandez, his estate filed a federal lawsuit against the NFL. That lawsuit has been abandoned, for now. Via Ken Belson of the New York Times, the federal case has been dismissed without prejudice. The plan, per Belson, [more]

Deshaun Watson received a text from Browns coach Hue Jackson on draft day telling the Clemson quarterback to “be ready.” CBS play-by-play announcer Andrew Catalon relayed the story during the first half of Sunday’s game between the Texans and Browns. The Browns, of course, selected Myles Garrett first overall and traded the No. 12 pick [more]

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers left the game in the first quarter with a right shoulder injury and the first report about the severity isn’t a good one for Green Bay. Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reports that the Packers fear Rodgers broke his collarbone when he was taken down by Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr after [more]

Talladega may no longer be a cut-off race, but it's still as important as ever, particularly for guys on either side of the cut-off bubble.

The Jets have won three straight games, which means Sunday’s game against the Patriots is for control of first place in the AFC East. They were almost to halftime with a lead, but a late interception by Malcolm Butler gave the Patriots one last chance to draw even. They took advantage when Tom Brady hit [more]

The world needs those odd, tiny nets.

Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi had a good first half. OK, that covers it for the good news. The Falcons are up 17-0 on the Dolphins at halftime, as one of the league’s better offenses is comfortably ahead of the league’s worst. The running of Ajayi is the only ray of light for Miami. He [more]

Bears rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky has one career touchdown pass, the same as rookie running back Tarik Cohen. For a second consecutive week, the Bears pulled a trick play out of their playbook. Cohen fooled the Ravens after taking the handoff by pulling up and throwing 21 yards to a wide open Zach Miller in [more]

The 49ers are getting a good look at the guy who may be their quarterback next year. But they’ve already seen enough of this year’s starter. The 49ers just replaced quarterback Brian Hoyer after another ineffective start. The 49ers are 0-5 and trailing Kirk Cousins and Washington 14-0. And Hoyer’s doing nothing to change either [more]

Two months and five days ago, our six writers went about trying to predict a new Premier League table.

The Lions’ offensive line is a mess today in New Orleans. Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has twice been sacked and lost fumbles, with the Saints recovering one in the end zone for a touchdown, and recovering the other on a short field leading to a touchdown. It has not been pretty. As a result, the [more]

Today is Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s final Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway.

Presumably, Vice President Pence knew not to waste his time (and much less taxpayer money) by making the quick trip from the White House to FedEx Field. That’s where the 49ers are playing on Sunday, and as expected multiple 49ers took a knee during the anthem. But not nearly as many as last week. After [more]

Texans linebacker Dylan Cole was carted off with a hamstring injury in the second quarter. Cole intercepted Kevin Hogan, and on his 3-yard return, he landed awkwardly on a tackle by wide receiver Rashard Higgins. He immediately grabbed the back of his leg. The Texans list him as questionable to return. Rookie Zach Cunningham replaced [more]

This summer the Grizzlies told teams their stars were not available. I predict that will change.

Texans cornerback Johnathan Joseph intercepted Kevin Hogan and returned it 82 yards for a touchdown with 11:08 remaining in the second quarter. Ka'imi Fairbairn missed the extra point, leaving Houston holding a 16-3 lead. Hogan overthrew Duke Johnson in the first flat, and Joseph was off to the races the other way for an easy [more]

Brett Hundley‘s first pass attempt of Sunday’s game didn’t have the desired result. Hundley tried to hit wide receiver Geronimo Allison on a third-and-2, but Mackensie Alexander got in the way and the ball caromed to Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes for an interception. The Vikings were driven back 15 yards when linebacker Anthony Barr was [more]