Новости за 17.01.2020

The NFL can be sticklers for uniform violations. Numerous players have been fined for wearing “unauthorized” apparel through the years and for touting messages for personal causes on undershirts, shoes or on their eye black. However, it appears as though Green Bay Packers linebacker Za'Darius Smith has avoided such a penalty for his statement in [more]

A deal may or may not be coming. Regardless, the two sides are talking about it — even if they aren’t officially talking about it. On the same day that leaks emerged regarding the NFL Players Association’s assessment of ongoing labor negotiations (specifically, the areas of agreement and the points of contention), the NFL sent [more]

Three-time defending Chili Bowl champion won his preliminary feature Thursday to advance to Saturday night's feature race.

Lorenzo Pellegrini scored twice to give Roma a 2-0 win at Parma on Thursday and a place in the Italian Cup quarterfinals.

The German club still has heavy interest in Leroy Sane, but his ACL injury has seriously complicated matters.

Kyler Murray became the first athlete ever selected in the first round of the Major League Baseball and NFL drafts. He went ninth overall to the A’s in June 2018, and they paid him a $4.66 million signing bonus. Murray never played professional baseball. He won the Heisman Trophy at Oklahoma in 2018, committed to [more]

Mike McCarthy has hired most of his staff, but he still has a handful of openings to fill. The new Cowboys coach confirmed several hires Thursday, including offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, defensive coordinator Mike Nolan and special teams coordinator John Fassel. Former Pro Bowl cornerback Al Harris has joined the staff, too, McCarthy said. McCarthy [more]

Arsenal looks to continue improving under Mikel Arteta, while Liverpool hopes to break down the vulnerable Red Devils defense.

The Bears announced their coaching changes Thursday, including the hirings of Bill Lazor as offensive coordinator and John DeFilippo as quarterbacks coach. Coach Matt Nagy also confirmed the promotion of Dave Ragone from quarterbacks coach to passing game coordinator. The Bears already announced earlier this month they hired Juan Castillo as offensive line coach and [more]

Every defense has respect for Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. 49ers defensive lineman DeForest Buckner has enough respect for Rodgers that Buckner has used a nickname for the quarterback’s signature throwing motion. “[W]e used to call it, my coach from last year would call it the wrist flick from hell,” Buckner told reporters on Thursday, referring [more]

Joe Barry turned down an offer to become USC’s defensive coordinator to remain with the Rams, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN reports. Barry reportedly interviewed for the Rams’ defensive coordinator position last week after the team parted ways with Wade Phillips. The Rams hired Broncos outside linebackers coach Brandon Staley as their new defensive coordinator. Barry, [more]

When 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan rattled off the team’s injury situation before practice on Wednesday, he didn’t mention tight end George Kittle. And then Kittle didn’t practice, due to an ankle injury. On Thursday, Shanahan was asked by reporters whether he’s expecting the ankle to be an issue in Sunday’s NFC Championship. “No, I’m not,” [more]

The Giants selected Daniel Jones with the sixth overall choice. Drew Lock went to the Broncos 36 selections later. Pat Shurmur worked with Jones last season. He has Lock as his quarterback this season. On Thursday, Shurmur talked about Lock for the first time since the Broncos hired him as offensive coordinator. “Obviously, we were [more]

The Bengals are hiring Al Golden as their new linebackers coach, NFL Media reports. The Lions dismissed Golden after the season. He served two seasons as the Lions’ tight ends coach and two years as the Lions’ linebackers coach. That stands as his only NFL experience. Golden, 50, was Temple’s head coach from 2006-10 and [more]

The Chiefs’ injury report did not change Thursday. Tight end Travis Kelce remained a limited participant with his knee injury. It does not appear any more of a concern than it was last week when Kelce was limited all three practices before catching 10 passes for 134 yards and three touchdowns against the Texans. Defensive [more]

The Owls are pushing a season ticket guaranteed indefinitely, until 10 years after the club's next Premier League promotion.

Mike McCarthy called the plays in Green Bay while he doubled as head coach. It was long assumed he would do the same in Dallas. He won’t. McCarthy convinced Kellen Moore to remain as offensive coordinator, and Moore will continue to call the plays. “My plan is for him to be the play caller,” McCarty [more]

Like Kylian Mbappe, Neymar's future with PSG could hinge greatly on the club's fortunes in the Champions League.

Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay underwent surgery on his right wrist for the second consecutive offseason, Mike Klis of 9News reports. Lindsay had “simple, clean-up arthroscopic procedure” this time and already has began rehabbing, according to Klis. The Broncos’ leading rusher should return in time for the offseason team work tentatively scheduled for April 20. [more]

Arsenal, Tottenham, and Aston Villa have also made moves on deals this winter.

The Saints have added an 11th player to the Pro Bowl, increasing the franchise record. Running back Alvin Kamara will join teammates Michael Thomas, Cameron Jordan, Marshon Lattimore, Deonte Harris, Wil Lutz, Drew Brees, Terron Armstead, Jared Cook, Andrus Peat and Larry Warford. Cook, Peat and Warford also were injury replacements. The NFL announced the [more]

Former Eagles offensive lineman Jon Runyan is not a popular man in Philadelphia right now, after he decided not to fine Seahawks defensive end Jadeveon Clowney for a hit that knocked Carson Wentz out of the playoffs with a concussion. But Runyan is standing by his decision. Runyan, who made the call on not fining [more]

The 49ers had every player on the practice field Thursday. The even better news: Tight end George Kittle was a full participant as coach Kyle Shanahan anticipated earlier in the day. Kittle sat out Wednesday’s work with some “wear and tear” in his ankle, according to Shanahan. “I feel fabulous,” Kittle told reporters after practice. [more]

The Packers had full attendance at Thursday’s practice and all members of the 53-man roster got on the field for the workout. Green Bay only had one player miss practice for medical reasons on Wednesday and wide receiver Geronimo Allison (illness) was feeling well enough on Thursday to be a limited participant in the session. [more]

The NFL and NFL Players Association have made progress toward a new labor deal. But they’re not yet at the point where NFLPA leadership can recommend the ratification of a proposal. In an email sent to all players on Thursday, a copy of which PFT has obtained, NFLPA executive director DeMaurice Smith summarizes the areas [more]