Новости за 01.03.2018

Everything started (or finished) with Sane, who is showing no ill effects from last week's reported halftime rant from Pep.

Harris advised Trump administration

The Jaguars answered who their quarterback of the present is by signing Blake Bortles to a three-year, $54 million extension last week. The team has made it clear, though, that they expect more from Bortles next season. “We were excited about that,” Jaguars coach Doug Marrone said. “I think Blake has shown during the year [more]

The Patriots placed third-round pick Antonio Garcia on the non-football illness list when they cut their roster to 53 players in early September and the tackle did not play at all during his rookie season. No reason was given at the time for Garcia’s placement on the list, but Jeff Howe of the Boston Herald [more]

The group's goal was 10,000 ticket deposits sold.

In theory, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll has no problem with quarterback Russell Wilson‘s spring (training) fling with the Yankees. But he stopped short of sanctioning his most valuable player playing in an actual baseball game. The Yankees mentioned that as a possibility, after Wilson did a few days worth of fielding ground balls and taking [more]

One of the top-ranked offensive linemen in this year’s draft class appears to have suffered an injury at the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis on Thursday. According to multiple reports, Ohio State interior lineman Billy Price stopped his bench press after a few reps. Price then walked off while grabbing at his left shoulder/pectoral. Price was [more]

For the second time in a week, Manchester City heads to London to take on Arsenal.

Jaguars defensive end Dante Fowler pleaded guilty to battery, criminal mischief and petty theft stemming from a July incident in which he attacked a man in a parking lot. The man criticized Fowler’s driving, and Fowler responded by hitting him, knocking off his glasses, stepping on his glasses, grabbing a bag of groceries from him [more]

The Vikings’ top three quarterbacks all are scheduled to become free agents March 14. Minnesota chose not to franchise Case Keenum and now risks losing all three. “I would like to keep all three of them,” Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said. “These kids have busted their rear ends for me however number of years — [more]

Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa dislocated his finger during the 2016 season and played through the injury all of last season, but sat out the Pro Bowl as a result of the issue. Bosa won’t have to play through the injury again next season. Dan Woike of the Los Angeles Times reports that Bosa had [more]

Rockets star: 'I was looking at him, and he was looking at me'

Seven Premier League players, headlined by the in-form Sergio Aguero, were called up for Argentina.

The Saints dragged Mike Westhoff out of retirement to come help their special teams, and they’re trying to keep him working. According to Josh Katzenstein of the New Orleans Times-Picayune, the Saints hope to keep him coaching this year. “The plan is hopefully to bring him back,” coach Sean Payton. They’re waiting to see how Westhoff recovers [more]

When 49ers General Manager John Lynch addressed linebacker Reuben Foster‘s two offseason arrests on Wednesday, he said that the team wants to build a “great structure” around the 2017 first-round pick while adding that it’s harder to do at the professional level than it might be in college. Coach Kyle Shanahan covered some of the [more]

Byron Jones isn’t the only player on the Cowboys defense who could have a new position in 2018. Jaylon Smith could move from middle linebacker to strongside linebacker. “We’re really excited about him as a player,” Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said. “Again, his development has been significant. I think physically he will get better and [more]

He missed all of February and has only played five shaky games in 2018 so far.

Because Josh Gordon is an exclusive rights free agent, the Browns don’t have to do more than tender a contract offer to the wide receiver in order to hold onto his rights for the 2018 season. Browns coach Hue Jackson said that making that offer is a formality and suggested that he’d like to see [more]

Everyone expects the Browns to select a quarterback with the No. 1 overall pick, but John Dorsey isn’t ready to commit the team to one player or one position. The Browns General Manager says he is ready to listen to offers and to consider all the top players — not just the top quarterbacks. “There’s [more]

League-wide pace at its highest in 27 years

The auto parts dealer will sponsor the fall race at Richmond through 2022.

Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman‘s right Achilles tendon was operated on shortly after he tore it during the 2017 season and now he’s recovering from an operation to his left one as well. The surgery was a planned one for Sherman and coach Pete Carroll said on Thursday that Sherman recently had the “minor” procedure. Carroll [more]

Since their fans didn’t have to spring for playoff tickets last season, the Packers found another way to make up the revenue. According to Richard Ryman of the Green Bay Press-Gazette, the Packers have increased ticket prices for the 2018 season. The prices go up $7 per seat per game in the regular season and $2 [more]

After a nearly 20-year professional career, Stevan Pienaar has decided to hang up the boots.

Before his rookie season, Bears running back Tarik Cohen said that he compared himself to Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill due to his ability to make plays as a runner, receiver and returner. Cohen spent much of that rookie season making those plays and he repeated the comparison in a recent interview while noting that [more]