Новости за 06.02.2018

It appears the Patriots and Colts both want special teams coordinator Joe Judge. New England is “making a play” to retain Judge, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated reports. Judge has interest from new Colts head coach Josh McDaniels. Since Judge’s contract has expired, he has his choice of where to coach next season. Judge, 36, [more]

"If Real are really interested, my personal situation could influence things," Courtois said. "The family aspect is priceless."

Kevin Harvick will make his second start in the series in the last year.

Is the 38-year-old simply running out of gas or is this just a slump?

Johnson did little more than praise Bucks star

TriStar Motorsports has leased a charter from Front Row Motorsports.

It was less than a year and a half ago that the Rams extended wide receiver Tavon Austin‘s contract. Now, they might be looking to get out from under it. Via Alden Gonzalez of ESPN.com, the Rams could be about to cut Austin, since he, you know, doesn’t really do much for them and they can [more]

The NFC East became the first division in the NFL with four teams that have won the Super Bowl when the Eagles beat the Patriots last Sunday, but divisional pride probably didn’t make Cowboys owner Jerry Jones feel any better. Jones was in Minneapolis for NFL Honors on Saturday night and was asked about the [more]

Heat also interested in Grizzlies guard/forward

Can the Swans and Terriers avoid upsets to reach the FA Cup fifth round?

Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins and Pittsburgh running back Le'Veon Bell were teammates at Michigan State, and they would have been teammates in the NFL if Cousins got his way. Cousins told The Postgame that before the 2013 draft, Cousins (who had been drafted in Washington the year before) urged his team to add Bell. “Le’Veon [more]

Cup and Xfinity teams will be using the same tire compounds they had at Daytona last July.

Wide receiver DeVier Posey’s first run as an NFL player didn’t find much success, but the Ravens are willing to see if things go better the second time around. The Ravens announced on Tuesday that they have signed Posey to their 90-man roster. Posey was a third-round pick of the Texans in 2012 and caught [more]

He makes his first appearance tonight in Pittsburgh as a visiting player.

For the Patriots, the message remains to “do your job.” And if that job is done well enough, a better job is looming. That’s why the leading candidates to replace offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and defensive coordinator Matt Patricia come from within the walls of Gillette Stadium. On the offensive side, receivers coach Chad O’Shea [more]

Cornerback David Amerson got cut by the Raiders on Monday, which means he’s free to sign with another team right away. Amerson isn’t waiting to take advantage of that opportunity. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Amerson is set to visit with the Bears on Wednesday. Bears head coach Matt Nagy came to Chicago [more]

Pondering some of the best work from players who fell short of the playoffs.

The Titans continue to add to coach Mike Vrabel‘s coaching staff, announcing hires on both lines. The team announced that Terrell Williams was the new defensive line coach, Keith Carter was the new offensive line coach and Tony Dews would coach running backs. They also announced that long-time strength coach Steve Watterson would be retained. Williams was [more]

Will he stay with Cavaliers this summer, though?

After a crazy weekend, Joe Prince-Wright looks at the key topics from around the Premier League.

The fact that Ravens G.M. Ozzie Newsome is stepping down after the 2018 season and assistant G.M. Eric DeCosta will be replacing him without any interviews would seem to violate the Rooney Rule. But the Rooney Rule has a clear exception for firm commitments made to an in-house candidate in advance of the vacancy arising. [more]

Todd Parrott worked with Michael McDowell at Leavine Family Racing in 2017.

Nick Fairley wasn’t the only defensive lineman cut loose by the Saints on Monday. Reports of Fairley’s departure from the New Orleans roster were confirmed with the release of the NFL’s first post-Super Bowl transaction report. That release also announced that the team has parted ways with defensive tackle Tony McDaniel. McDaniel was placed on [more]

The quarterback market has spiked over the past couple of years, and that likely will continue when Kirk Cousins becomes the first healthy franchise quarterback on the right side of 30 to hit the open market unfettered. So with guys like Cousins, Matthew Stafford ($27 million per year), and Derek Carr ($25 million per year) [more]

Former NFL players Shane Matthews and Monty Grow are facing prison time for participating in a conspiracy that fraudulently took $20 million from a program providing health care for military members, veterans and their families. Grow was the ringleader of the operation and faces up to 20 years in prison for the conspiracy. Matthews pleaded [more]