Новости за 12.06.2019

The Cowboys are confident that last month’s incident between running back Ezekiel Elliott and a security guard at a Las Vegas music festival will result in no NFL punishment. Then again, the Cowboys were confident two years ago that Elliott would face no punishment for allegations made by a former girlfriend. The reality is that, [more]

Rick Hendrick said Alex Bowman's spot with the team is secure and that he is a "big part of our future."

Wide receiver A.J. Green returned to the practice field for the Bengals on Tuesday for his first work of an offseason that’s been spent rehabbing a toe injury, but his attention isn’t only on this week’s minicamp. Green said “it felt good just to get out there” and do individual drills after his extended stay [more]

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The last time we heard about Amari Cooper‘s contract, the sides were at a stalemate. The Cowboys receiver didn’t offer much of an update Wednesday. “I don’t know,” Cooper said, via Calvin Watkins of TheAthletic.com. “I’m just waiting it out, and we’ll see what happens. I haven’t talked to [my agent] in a minute. I [more]

There’s a misconception in some circles regarding my opinion regarding the future of Jared Goff in L.A. Some think I’ve said that the Rams are destined to dump him for another quarterback. The truth is significantly more nuanced than that. And the nuances regarding Goff’s future with the team are becoming more complex, as the [more]

"It's just the way things go in this game and I'm proud that I gave it all I physically could."

The Raiders drafted two defensive ends and signed Josh Mauro in a bid to improve a defensive end group that underwhelmed last season. One member of that group spent time rehabbing from surgery while the Raiders were making those additions. Arden Key told reporters on Wednesday that he had his shoulder operated on in January. [more]

Christopher Bell, Tyler Reddick and Cole Custer each have three wins ahead of Sunday's race at Iowa Speedway.

Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett, offensive coordinator Kellen Moore and quarterbacks coach Jon Kitna all played quarterback in the NFL, combining for 169 game appearances and 135 starts. (Yes, Kitna had most of those.) So Dak Prescott has someone he can seek for advice at every turn. Kitna, hired by the Cowboys this offseason, said [more]

The St. Louis Blues forward made at least one friend in the city of Boston this week.

Real Madrid has reportedly spent an initial $54 million to sign Ferland Mendy from Lyon.

New Jets General Manager Joe Douglas has confirmed talks with Todd McShay of ESPN about adding him to the team’s front office, but in comments today, Douglas suggested that McShay is just one of many people under consideration. Douglas told reporters that he and McShay have been friends since they were freshmen in college and [more]

NFL owners last month gave the Competition Committee the authority to tweak expanded replay for offensive and defensive pass interference. After meetings with coaches and owners, though, it appears likely the Competition Committee will do nothing. Judy Battista of NFL Media reports that the Competition Committee still is working on language but the “expectation is [more]

Bismack Biyombo, Devin Booker, Mike Conley, Steve Kerr also finalists

Offensive coordinator Greg Roman and other members of the Ravens offensive coaching staff were tasked with building an entirely new offense around quarterback Lamar Jackson this offseason. Roman said starting from “square zero” was something that many of the coaches have always wanted to do and he checked in with an update on the “long [more]

Plenty of players don’t like the idea of an 18-game regular season. The greatest quarterback in league history (and possibly the greatest player at any position in football history) seems to have no qualms about the prospect of playing more football. Tom Curran of NBCSportsBoston.com posed to Brady last week the question of whether players [more]

Nerves? There may be a few on both sides.

The Tennessee Titans are retiring the numbers of two of the greatest players in team history. Steve McNair’s No. 9 and Eddie George’s No. 27 will be retired this season, the team announced today. McNair was the Houston Oilers’ first-round draft pick in 1995 and George was the Oilers’ first-round pick in 1996. The franchise [more]

He can probably get better contract, including from Warriors, by opting out

Here's everything you need to know for the 2019 Gold Cup from June 15 to July 7.

Saints quarterback Drew Brees missed last week’s organized team activities and the first day of this week’s minicamp, but he was back on the field with the team on Wednesday. Brees was away from the team so that he could testify against a jeweler in a civil trial. Brees alleges the jeweler defrauded him out [more]

The late Al Davis is credited with coining the phrase “just win, baby,” but a current NFL quarterback may be borrowing it as his motto for the 2019 season. Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins discussed his place in the NFL landscape on Wednesday and he noted that his standing would look different if his teams posted [more]

Here's a look at the paint schemes announced so far for the Cup and Xfinity Series races at Darlington.

The Cowboys have all their paperwork finished before they head out for the summer. The team announced that third-rounder Connor McGovern had agreed to his rookie deal, wrapping up their draft class. The third-rounder from Penn State figures to offer some depth at guard and center this season. He’s not practicing at minicamp this week [more]