Новости за 30.05.2019

Officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested former Jaguars linebacker Blair Brown on a domestic battery charge Wednesday, Michael DiRocco of ESPN reports. The Jaguars released Brown on May 9, and he has remained a free agent. Brown, 25, played 28 games the past two seasons, making 12 tackles and half a sack. Jacksonville made [more]

"I need to talk to the club and make sure I know what I can do for Chelsea, and what Chelsea can do for me."

Too late for the Bucks, but not for the Warriors.

The NFL could seek an 18-game regular season or an expanded playoff field in a new labor deal, Mark Maske of the Washington Post reports. In return, Maske says, many owners are willing to offer players concessions to the commissioner’s disciplinary authority and to the marijuana policy. Maske quoted a high-ranking official with one NFL [more]

Washington linebacker Reuben Foster underwent surgery Wednesday to repair the torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, JP Finlay of NBCSportsWashington reports. Foster is expected to return to the team facility “within a few weeks” to begin his rehab. He injured his knee in the first practice at organized team activities last week. Washington [more]

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"Sarri is a great guy, a great coach and he deserves this. The manager did amazing for this club."

The Dolphins signed Bobby McCain to a deal that made him one of the NFL’s highest-paid nickel cornerbacks a year ago. He’s now playing safety. “Being in the middle of the field is definitely a different challenge,” McCain said, via Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald. “But I can get it done.” The Dolphins are [more]

A third suitor has emerged for the services of free agent defensive tackle Gerald McCoy. McCoy will visit the Panthers this week, Joe Person of TheAthletic.com reports. Carolina will be the third stop on McCoy’s free agent tour. He has previously visited Cleveland and Baltimore, but didn’t reach a deal with either team. The Buccaneers [more]

Will New Orleans grant Davis' trade request?

Safety Landon Collins‘ first on-field work with Washington was delayed by his recovery from shoulder surgery, but he got the green light to return to work this week. Collins, who signed a six-year deal as a free agent this offseason, has been on the field for both of the team’s organized team activities this week. [more]

The press conference surrounding the one-day retirement contract for defensive tackle Haloti Ngata had a second purpose. The Ravens used the occasion to announce that Ngata and coach Brian Billick will enter the team’s Ring of Honor. Billick becomes the 2019 inductee. Ngata will join the Ring of Honor in 2020. Billick coached the Ravens [more]

Travis Frederick admits there was a time after his Guillain-Barré diagnosis that he thought his career was finished. But the Cowboys center is on track to return to the field this season. “I’m just glad to be back and be able to write the next chapter in this story,” Frederick said Wednesday. He has an [more]

It would appear Hazard has made up his mind, and that is to join Real Madrid this summer.

Bears pass rusher Khalil Mack isn’t secretive about having aspirations to be the best. Mack was asked today about Bears outside linebackers coach Ted Monachino saying that Mack wants to be the best ever, and Mack said that’s “absolutely” how he feels. “He asked me what I wanted to do, and what I wanted to [more]

Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy was in Baltimore wrapping up his visit with the Ravens on Wednesday and decided to stick around to see how the team honored one of their past players before heading home. Haloti Ngata officially retired as a member of the Ravens on Wednesday and the team announced at a press conference [more]

Whatever happens, David Griffin isn't going to let this become a public circus again.

Whatever happens, David Griffin isn't going to let this become a public circus again.