Новости за 26.02.2018

With Tim Weah, Josh Sargent, and others in the pipeline, this recovery will be a crucible for Morris' potential.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is preparing to fine Cowboys owner Jerry Jones millions of dollars for conduct detrimental to the league, Ken Belson of the New York Times reports. Jones sought to derail Goodell’s contract negotiations with the league after the commissioner suspended Cowboys star running Ezekiel Elliott for six games. According to the Times, [more]

The Bears cleared out some cap room before the Scouting Combine, cutting a pair of veteran defenders. The team announced the release of outside linebacker Pernell McPhee and safety Quintin Demps, getting rid of a pair of early free agent targets (and more are on the way). McPhee, 29, was due $7.2 million in base [more]

Detroit rebuilds with a first, second, and third-rounder for Tatar. Wow.

Detroit rebuilds with a first, second, and third-rounder for Tatar. Wow.

There are 37 cars entered for the Cup Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

John Ross won’t even be at the Scouting Combine, and the Bengals receiver has a target on his back. LSU cornerback Donte Jackson and Alabama cornerback Tony Brown are among the prospects seeking to break Ross’ combine 40-yard dash record this week. “At the end of the day, it really doesn’t mean that much to [more]

Missouri freshman suffered major back injury in November

The Dolphins became the first team to use the franchise tag this offseason when they placed it on wide receiver Jarvis Landry last week, but the use of the tag doesn’t necessarily mean that Landry will be back in Miami for the 2018 season. There’s been talk since the tag, which sets Landry up to [more]

The Bundesliga powerhouse says the France international tore the syndesmosis joint in the upper part of the ankle

Will this be a rental or will his future be in San Jose?

The Panthers are clearing out some cap room in advance of free agency. In addition to today’s previously reported release of safety Kurt Coleman, the Panthers have also released veteran defensive end Charles Johnson, taking more than $3 million off their cap. The 31-year-old defensive end battled back problems and a four-game PED suspension last [more]

Quarterback Josh McCown feels he played the best football of his NFL career in 2017 and he’d like a chance to keep things going with the same team. McCown completed over 67 percent of his passes and threw 18 touchdowns in 13 starts with the Jets to help the team outperform the meager expectations that [more]

NASCAR's hint that pit crew members will only be suspended for wheel violations in the series that the infraction occurs is the right idea.

The Falcons made a major commitment to running back Devonta Freeman when they signed him to a five-year, $41.25 million contract last year. But that doesn’t mean they don’t also have big plans for their backup running back. Falcons General Manager Thomas Dimitroff said that running back Tevin Coleman is a major part of the [more]

Far more important than the annual salary cap is the actual cash spent each year, by every team. Last year, with the cap at $167 million, half of the teams spent more than the cap, and another half of the teams were under it. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, teams collectively spent [more]

Minnesota star underwent knee surgery

The Panthers will be clearing some space under the cap by parting ways with a safety. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the team will release Kurt Coleman. Coleman was set to make a base salary of $3.5 million in 2018 with a cap hit just under $5.2 million. The move will leave $2.5 [more]

Also: Chris Stewart adds beef to the Calgary Flames.

PST's editor and lead writer analyzes the race for second place in the Premier League.

The Chiefs are going to have to wait a year for the most meaningful part of their compensation for cornerback Marcus Peters. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Chiefs will get the Rams’ fourth-round pick this year (124th overall), and their 2019 second-rounder in exchange for the star cornerback. That’s a startlingly [more]

Vikings offensive coordinator John DeFillippo has said he’ll have as much say in the team’s decision-making process at quarterback as the team wants him to have. The Vikings clearly want him to have plenty. “He’ll have a major part of the decision-making process,” Vikings General Manager Rick Spielman said of the next offensive coordinator, before [more]

Star duo sold to Chinese Super League club.

Van Gundy calls NCAA 'one of the worst organizations — maybe the worst organization — in sports'

Stastny is set to become a UFA this summer.