Новости за 19.07.2018

The U.S. Army filed a notice of opposition in January.

On the same team with Pro Bowl corners Jalen Ramsey and A.J. Bouye last season, Aaron Colvin played as a slot corner. He did the job very well, but Colvin left for Houston and a chance to prove he can do the same outside. “It’s kind of past talking for me right now,” Colvin said, [more]

Carolyn Manno and Steve Letarte discuss Toyota's success at New Hampshire and chat with Pete Pistone.

A report earlier this week indicated that Brent Musburger will take over for Greg Papa as the play-by-play voice for Raiders radio broadcasts this season. The Raiders have yet to confirm that Musburger is coming onboard, but they have confirmed that Papa is leaving the job he’s held since 1993. Team owner Mark Davis released [more]

James Harrison was on the Patriots’ defense that Eagles center Jason Kelce said was lacking in talent, but Harrison didn’t take offense at Kelce’s comments. “To be honest with you, it doesn’t bother me. It’s not a farfetched statement,” Harrison said on FS1 of Kelce’s claim that the Patriots had good coaches, not good players. [more]

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Elliott Sadler and Daniel Hemric are tied for the points lead while Cole Custer trails by three points.

Titans defensive tackle Jurrell Casey said yesterday he intended to “take my fine” and continue to protest during the national anthem. But perhaps because the fine isn’t immediately his to pay, the Titans want to talk to him about his plans before the start of the season. Under the league’s new anthem policy, players who [more]

Flares were smuggled into the stadium by Toronto supporters.

Browns defensive end Myles Garrett still is hunting Ben Roethlisberger, whom he didn’t face his rookie season after saying he couldn’t wait to meet the Steelers quarterback and “chop him down.” Garrett is trolling Roethlisberger again in a hilarious video produced by the Browns. The video, which was posted on social media Thursday by the [more]

Vikings rookies are set to report to training camp on Tuesday and it looks like they’ll all be under contract by then. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that first-round pick Mike Hughes has agreed to a deal with the team. The cornerback was the only member of Minnesota’s draft class without a contract. In [more]

An 18-year-old substitute was not properly registered.

Rookie out indefinitely

Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith participated in team drills for the first time since his Achilles injury in December, Jamison Hensley of ESPN reports. It already was a good sign that Smith didn’t have to begin training camp on the physically unable to perform list. But he took another step Thursday after being limited to individual [more]

Smashfest 7 takes place Aug. 1 in Toronto.

When the Ravens put guard Marshal Yanda on the physically unable to perform list to open training camp, the assumption was that his fractured ankle from last season was the reason. On Thursday, we learned otherwise. Ravens coach John Harbaugh said that Yanda’s ankle is totally healed, but the team decided to put him on [more]

The Eagles backup quarterback topped the Eagles starting quarterback in the NFLPA’s first Top 50 Player Sales list for the upcoming season. The list is the only verified ranking of all officially licensed NFL player-branded merchandise sold by over 70 NFLPA licensees. The numbers account for sales in the first quarter from March 1 through [more]

FIFA says national soccer federations face disciplinary cases if they fail to enforce the verdicts.

By playing next season, Nowitzki will break longevity records

Not long ago, it was a fairly big deal when the Rams would beat the Seahawks. Rams running back Todd Gurley apparently thinks the pendulum has swung, in light of the rise of the Rams and the apparent decline of the Seahawks. “Hey, you know we’re happy about it,” Gurley recently said, via USA Today, [more]

The International Champions Cup has a pair of matches on the docket.

Chelios has been an adviser for the team.

The Bears might not have their first-round pick under contract as they begin camp, but they should have their high-profile free agent acquisition on the field. Via Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, Bears coach Matt Nagy said he didn’t think any of his players would need to start camp on the physically unable to [more]

Jagr was limited to only 22 games with the Flames last season.

Yoshinori Muto has made his name, but Percy Tau's name isn't yet widely known outside of South Africa.