Новости за 27.03.2019

Jaguars wide receiver Marqise Lee tore his ACL in late August last year and it looks like his timeline for a return to full speed is about a full year. That was the word from Jaguars head coach Doug Marrone when he was asked about Lee’s recovery at the league meetings in Arizona this week. [more]

The Browns are hoping to have Kareem Hunt around the team during his eight-game suspension this year, and the NFL sounds willing to consider the possibility. Commissioner Roger Goodell said during his press conference last night that he’d be open-minded, as long as Hunt fulfilled the prescribed steps after his physical altercation with a female [more]

Ruben Garcia Jr. will compete in the season-opening NASCAR Whelen Euro Series race in Valencia, Spain, next month.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh worked for the Eagles before being hired in Baltimore and he’ll spend some time with his former employers this summer. The Ravens and Eagles will hold joint practices in Philadelphia this summer ahead of the third preseason game. No dates or times have been set for preseason games other than [more]

Tom Dundon, the majority owner of the Alliance of American Football, is sounding the alarm that his league could be one-and-done. Dundon told USA Today that the AAF may need the NFL Players Association to agree to allow young NFL players to play in the AAF next year, and if that doesn’t happen there may [more]

Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz responded to an article quoting unnamed players criticizing him for not being a good teammate by saying that he couldn’t “sit here and say it was inaccurate and completely made up.” Wentz went on to say that he’s self-aware enough to realize some of his own shortcomings and that he can [more]

The Patriots have hired former linebacker Jerod Mayo as their linebackers coach, Tom Curran of NBC Sports Boston reports. Mayo spent nine seasons in the NFL with the Patriots, playing his last game in 2015. The Patriots lost Brian Flores, Josh Boyer and Brendan Daly from their defensive coaching staff. They added Greg Schiano as [more]

"I think I can do it in the next few years," Doucoure said.

Great night for Heat legend

The Ravens have promoted T.J. Weist to assistant special teams coach. Weist joined the team in 2018 as a coaching analyst. He will work alongside new special teams coach Chris Horton, as well as assistant special teams coach Randy Brown. Weist coached for John Harbaugh’s father, Jack, at Western Kentucky in 2002 and later served [more]

From the time the league first adopted replay review, the standard (despite whatever technical name may apply) boils down to this: Would 50 drunks in a bar agree that an officiating mistake was made? Whether the phrase is “indisputable visual evidence” or “clear and obvious” or something else, that’s the bottom line. The mistake must [more]

Since the NFL adopted overtime for the regular season 45 years ago, the winner of the overtime coin toss has chosen to receive the kickoff about 99 percent of the time. That may change if the proposed overtime rule change is adopted. The proposal, which was tabled until May, would guarantee both teams a possession [more]

Former Steelers Antonio Brown and Le'Veon Bell have each made their comments about their former teammate Ben Roethlisberger. And while throwing teammates under the bus on his radio show might not be the way every quarterback chooses to motivate, Roethlisberger has plenty of defenders. Buccaneers coach Bruce Arians, his former offensive coordinator, said that it [more]

I don’t blame the Lakers for this one bit. It wasn’t immediately clear Lance Stephenson stepped on Jeff Green‘s foot. The move initially looked like an awesome crossover. I wish more eliminated teams would show this much enthusiasm rather than miserably tank to the finish. But, yeah. This wasn’t the highlight that warranted that type

Klopp said Mohamed Salah has benefited from the break afforded by skipping Egypt matches to rest.

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Washington coach Jay Gruden pushed back on a local radio report from last week that suggested he was in the dark about some of the team’s recent transactions. And while his defense was largely reasonable, there were still enough holes in it big enough to slide a player or two through. “Everybody has their opinions, [more]

There were many ways to view Sunday's 500 laps but a few clear takeaways as well. Also notes on Gen 7 car development; Brad Keselowski's drive and sponsor hunt; Jimime Johnson's woes; and the end of the Drivers Council.

Jordy Nelson is calling it a career. Nelson, the wide receiver who played last year in Oakland after playing for a decade in Green Bay, is retiring, according to his former Packers teammate James Jones. Last year Nelson still looked like he could contribute in the NFL, especially late in the season, when he caught [more]

Aside from taking a ball to the face (video), Tata Martino likely enjoyed his first break as Mexico boss.

If it seems like the Jets had to be careful not to trip over their own feet in a rush to give linebacker C.J. Mosley a huge contract in the early stages of free agency, it’s because that’s not too far from the truth. Head coach Adam Gase said on Tuesday that the team did [more]

The NFL has three types of teams: (1) teams with franchise quarterbacks; (2) teams looking for franchise quarterbacks; and (3) teams with quarterbacks who may still become franchise quarterbacks. The Titans seem to admit that they are in category No. 3. “Marcus, I want him to be successful,” Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk said Tuesday, [more]

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Rockets fall to Bucks

The Bills still don’t know if they’ll end up renovating New Era Field or building a new stadium, but they’re doing their best to manage expectations. Via Vic Carucci of the Buffalo News, Bills owner Terry Pegula admitted that any pleasure dome he might decree wouldn’t be as stately as some of the other members [more]