Новости за 01.10.2020

Stephen Gostkowski didn’t start the season the right way, but he knows how to finish. The Titans kicker was named AFC special teams player of the month for September, after his impressive run of three straight games with game-winning field goals. Gostkowski missed his first three field goals and an extra point in the opener [more]

Much of the focus on the Buccaneers heading into the season focused on their offensive additions, but a longtime member of their defense was honored by the NFL for his September performance. Linebacker Lavonte David has been named the NFC’s defensive player of the month. It’s the first time he’s taken the honors. David had [more]

T.J. Watt earned more than bragging rights over his big brother in September. The Steelers outside linebacker was named AFC defensive player of the month, for the job he did leading his team to an undefeated starts. In three games, he has 3.5 sacks, 10 quarterback hits, nine tackles, three tackles for loss, two pass [more]

There were questions heading into the 2020 season about whether the Seahawks would let quarterback Russell Wilson cook more often than in past seasons and the answer has been a resounding yes. Wilson has carried the Seahawks to a 3-0 start by posting some of the best numbers of his career. He has completed 79-of-103 [more]

Josh Allen had already led the Bills to the playoffs, but the strides he’s made this season have been enormous. As such, the Bills quarterback was named AFC offensive player of the month, for his work leading the Bills to an undefeated start. He’s thrown for 1,038 yards and 12 touchdown, but his efficiency might [more]

The Jaguars released Leonard Fournette shortly before the start of the regular season and opted to go with James Robinson as their starting running back. Moving on from Fournette was probably less surprising than turning to an undrafted rookie who got no preseason reps to see how he’d handle game action, but it proved to [more]

USMNT right back Sergino Dest was named Ajax Young Talent of the Year last season and is a member of the 2020 Golden Boy shortlist.

"We made a vow that we would not stand for bigotry, homophobic slurs, things that don't belong in our game," Donovan said.

"As for fans in seats, it's certainly our goal, but it's dependent on some additional advancements."

It has not been a good start to the season for the Jets as they’ve lost three games by increasingly lopsided margins and that has led to speculation about head coach Adam Gase’s future. That speculation picked up this week because the Jets are playing on Thursday night and the extended break before Week Five [more]

The Chargers will be in Tampa to face the Buccaneers this weekend and that is occasion for some to recall an offseason exchange between players from the two teams. Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen expressed his displeasure with being ranked No. 77 on the NFL Network’s annual countdown of the league’s top 100 players. He [more]

Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series playoff race is scheduled for 2 p.m. ET on NBC.

Wide receiver Stefon Diggs wasn’t always happy with the way the Vikings used him in recent years, but his first weeks playing games with the Bills have led to no such complaints. Diggs has caught 20 passes for 288 yards and two touchdowns during the team’s 3-0 start and he’s done it by moving around [more]

Jets wide receiver Jamison Crowder might not be 100 percent, but might be close enough to play. According to Tom Pelissero of NFL Network, Crowder is expected to play tonight against the Broncos. He’s missed the last two games with a hamstring injury, and may not be at full strength. But after seeing him catch [more]

The Cardinals have a number of problems at safety at the moment, and they’re not quite sure how long that’s going to be the case. With star Budda Baker just having thumb surgery Wednesday, coach Kliff Kingsbury tried to be as optimistic as he could about his potential return. “We’re hoping it’s sooner rather than [more]

Nick Foles will start his first game as a Bear on Sunday against the Colts, who are coached by Frank Reich. The two of them have a long history together. Reich was the Eagles’ offensive coordinator when Foles won the Super Bowl LII MVP for the Eagles, and Foles says it was Reich more than [more]

New Washington Football Team president Jason Wright isn’t going to rush through the process of finding a more streamlined name, and he has plenty of choices. Via Scott Allen of the Washington Post, Wright wrote in a post on the team website that the question he’s most often asked in his new role is when [more]

After both the Cleveland Browns and Dallas Cowboys experienced offensive misfires in their season openers, they’ve both piled up point over their last two contests. The Browns have averaged 34.5 points per game in their victories over the Cincinnati Bengals and the Washington Football Team. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have averaged 35.5 points in their win [more]

If Dragic returns this series he will be a shell of his former self.

Anthony Davis dislikes playing center. The Heat let him get away with it.

Defensive end Chris Jones was limited in practice with the Kansas City Chiefs due to a groin injury as the team prepares to face the New England Patriots on Sunday. Jones played just 37 snaps in Monday night’s win over the Baltimore Ravens. He had averaged nearly 90 percent of snaps over the Chiefs’ first [more]

Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott has made the phrase “feed me” his personal trademark. Elliott now wants to make it legally his trademark. The person who owns the trademark isn’t willing to surrender it. As explained by Clarence E. Hill, Jr. of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, former WWE wrestler Ryback holds the rights to the [more]

Goran Dragic tore his plantar fascia and may be done for the series.

The rash of COVID-19 cases that have spread among the Tennessee Titans and forced a postponement of this week’s game with the Pittsburgh Steelers have served to amplify the importance of the protocols the NFL has put in place to quell the spread of the virus this season. When members of the Las Vegas Raiders [more]

Raiders quarterback Marcus Mariota returned to practice Wednesday, opening the 21-day window for him to return to the active roster. Mariota went on injured reserve Sept. 7 with a strained pectoral muscle. Nathan Peterman has served as Derek Carr‘s backup. Mariota, 26, signed a two-year, $17.6 million free-agent contract with the Raiders in March with [more]