Новости за 03.01.2018

Should the big Oilers winger receive supplemental discipline?

This could be made a even clearer come summer.

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll wants a potent rushing attack to be one his teams’ primary attributes. The reality is Seattle has been far from potent on the ground over the last two seasons. However, the ineptitude from the Seahawks’ ground game this season was staggering. “There were issues during the season,” Carroll said on [more]

The U.S. will meet Sweden in the semifinals.

This is perhaps the weirdest play of the the season thus far.

Poor Jaccob Slavin had no answer for Ovi and Nicklas Backstrom.

The Rams haven’t been to the playoffs in years. Which means that not many members of the team have playoff experience. How much does that worry first-year coach Sean McVay? “I don’t think it’s a concern,” McVay told reporters on Tuesday. “I do think that we have a confident group, I think we’ve got a [more]

Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur faces a busy week. Not only is he getting ready for a divisional-round game next week, but he has interviews with four teams. Shurmur is scheduled to meet with the Lions and Cardinals on Thursday, the Bears on Friday and the Giants on Saturday. All interviews will take place in [more]

Injuries for Penguins, tough home start for Philly.

Bengals fans who forget the 12 years before Marvin Lewis may have a problem with him getting a 16th season. Those who haven’t forgotten the miserable seasons that filled most of the gap between Super Bowl XXIII and 2003 aren’t so quick to dismiss the decision to keep Lewis around. And here’s the most important [more]

It's a Pacific Division battle.

The hits keep coming for Pittsburgh.

Cleveland was more than glad to see Thomas on the floor and scoring on a pull-up jumper.

The Bears have requested to interview Chiefs offensive coordinator Matt Nagy, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Nagy also will interview with Indianapolis. Chicago, seeking to replace John Fox after three seasons, also has interviews with Eagles quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo, Vikings offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur and Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. Nagy, a former [more]

Panthers owner Jerry Richardson has said that he’ll commence the process of selling the team as soon as the team’s season ends. Given that the season may end in only five days, Richardson has prepared for the sale by hiring a pair of firms to lead the effort. The team announced on Tuesday that Steve [more]

Four players in their first year of eligibility made the list of finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2018. Steve Hutchinson, Ray Lewis, Randy Moss and Brian Urlacher will have selectors discuss their cases during “Selection Saturday,” the day before Super Bowl LII. In addition, Everson Walls, in his 20th — [more]

Titans defensive lineman Jurrell Casey has made it clear he doesn’t like the Jaguars, and on Tuesday, he targeted Blake Bortles. “As long as Bortles is back there, if the ball game is in his hands, he’s going to choke,” Casey said on 104.5 The Zone in Nashville. Casey got in a postgame scuffle with [more]

Squandering a chunk of home games could be lethal to their playoff hopes.

"It was late in the game but we felt the happiness," Pochettino said of the Dele insurance marker.

The Raiders, by all appearances, fired Jack Del Rio because they know they’ll be hiring Jon Gruden. While they’ll undoubtedly find a way to check the Rooney Rule box by interviewing a minority candidate for the job, the spirit of the provision named for the late Dan Rooney isn’t being honored if the Raiders know [more]

Both are still questionable for Wednesday night against Oklahoma City.

The stadium in which the Broncos play continues to be named for a company that no longer exists. That won’t be the case for much longer. But not because the Sports Authority is making a comeback; the Broncos finally will be removing the signs that carry the name of the nonexistent business. Eventually, the name [more]

Starting 2018 off with a groan.

"There's no way he's going in the crowd - he's a great lad - unless he was provoked severely," Pardew said.

The Lions announced they have concluded interviews with their offensive and defensive coordinators as they look to replace Jim Caldwell. Defensive coordinator Teryl Austin was first up Tuesday morning, with offensive coordinator Jim Bob Cooter following in the afternoon. The Lions reportedly have requested interviews with Texans defensive coordinator Mike Vrabel, Panthers defensive coordinator Steve [more]