Новости за 04.04.2018

The Chiefs have signed safety Robert Golden, he announced on his Twitter account Tuesday. Golden spent six years with the Steelers, playing 92 games. He was entering the final year of a three-year, $4.95 million deal, but the Steelers released him March 14 to save $1.48 million against their salary cap. He appeared in all [more]

A fractured left ankle sidelines him for about three-to-four months.

The Cowboys (almost) always show their hand in their pre-draft visits. In the past 13 drafts, the Cowboys’ first-round choice has made a pre-draft visit except for Morris Claiborne in 2012. So it’s a safe assumption that Dallas’ first-round pick will come from one of the prospects it hosts at The Star. Alabama receiver Calvin [more]

Dale Jr. suggested Texas Motor Speedway use the Tire Dragon in the upper groove, and the response was immediate.

Lyles didn't want to practice all that much and he'd rather his city has more nightlife.

Huge implications for the Atlantic Division title.

By sending their first-rounder to the Patriots for Brandin Cooks, the Rams added a high-end wide receiver and another big-ticket item on their to-do list. And it appears they may be ready to do something about this one. According to Jeff Howe of The Athletic, the Rams “have already expressed interest” in extending Cooks’ contract. [more]

Liverpool hosts Manchester City, while AS Roma is in Barcelona to face Lionel Messi and the Blaugranas.

Three teams in the AFC East could now be angling for top-shelf quarterbacks in the draft. The Jets already sit in prime position after moving from No. 6 to No. 3 last month. The Bills, with two first-round picks, two second-round picks, and two third-round picks, have the ammo to make the climb as high [more]

Unless the Rams are hoping for the offensive equivalent of Aaron Donald and Ndamukong Suh, the trade for receiver Brandin Cooks likely means that they won’t be trading for Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr. The question now becomes whether anyone else will. Reports and speculation have surfaced that other teams could be or should be interested. [more]

The Rams have acquired several key players in the past month, and they eventually may have to make some tough decisions about which ones they’ll keep. Defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh has signed a one-year deal, and now receiver Brandin Cooks has been acquired as he enters the option year of his rookie contract. With defensive [more]

Minnesota Timberwolves All-Star Jimmy Butler is nearing a return to action, with four critical games to go for the team in the regular season.

Jerry Jones said last week he expected to meet with Dez Bryant and his representation in the coming days. A week later, the meeting still hasn’t happened, according to executive vice president Stephen Jones. “When we do, we’ll let you know, and the guy who will do that will be Jerry,” Stephen Jones said on [more]

The Rams have traded for a wide receiver, but it isn’t Odell Beckham. Per multiple reports, that the Rams and Patriots have agreed to a trade that will send Brandin Cooks to Los Angeles. The Patriots will also send a fourth-round pick to the Rams while the Rams will send the 23rd pick of this [more]

The Raiders finalized their coaching staff, announcing 24 coaches. It includes offensive coordinator Greg Olson, defensive coordinator Paul Guenther and special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. The Raiders announced they have lured Tom Shaw from Orlando to serve as their strength and conditioning coordinator. Shaw founded Tom Shaw Performance, where he trained athletes at ESPN’s Wide [more]

The Colts met with a possible addition to their defensive backfield on Tuesday. Field Yates of ESPN reports that the team met with cornerback Kenneth Acker. Acker met with the Seahawks last week in his first reported visit since free agency opened. Acker was a sixth-round pick of the 49ers in the 2014 draft and [more]

Buffon is one of the best goalkeepers to ever play the game. Ronaldo is one of the best players to strike a ball. On Tuesday, the latter outdid the former.

Bill Rademacher, who played in Super Bowl III for the Jets, has died. He was 75. The team reported his passing Tuesday. The Jets signed Rademacher as an undrafted free agent out of Northern Michigan in 1964. He played as both a receiver and a defensive back during his five seasons with the Jets. In [more]

His third knee surgery

His third knee surgery