Новости за 08.03.2021

With a new coordinator, the Raiders are continuing to make changes on defense. Las Vegas will release defensive back Lamarcus Joyner, NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported on Monday. Joyner had two years remaining on the contract he signed with the Raiders in 2019 and was set to make $9.95 million in 2021. Releasing Joyner will [more]

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie reportedly is putting out word he wants Jalen Hurts as the team’s starting quarterback in 2021. The Eagles traded Carson Wentz to the Colts, a deal that becomes official next week, to set the stage for Hurts to take over as the starting quarterback. Whether he has competition or not, Hurts [more]

Damian Lillard ended the 2019 Trail Blazers-Thunder playoff series with a deep buzzer-beating pull-up 3-pointer over Paul George.

Before he tore his ACL late in the 2017 season, Carson Wentz was an MVP candidate. His offensive coordinator that season, of course, was his new head coach — Frank Reich. Wentz didn’t play Super Bowl LII, with Nick Foles winning MVP. Offensive lineman Jason Peters didn’t play that game either, having torn his ACL [more]

Auston Matthews has been leading the Rocket Richard race for most of the season, but can anyone challenge him?

The Saints restructured the contracts of linebacker Demario Davis and defensive end Cameron Jordan over the weekend, saving the team $13.44 million against the cap this season. They also have restructured the contracts of Drew Brees, Wil Lutz and David Onyemata this offseason. And the Saints have more work to do to get below the [more]

The Buccaneers are still working on a contract extension for quarterback Tom Brady, but they have been able to wrap up talks about a new deal with another member of the club. Greg Auman of TheAthletic.com reports that defensive end Pat O'Connor is signing a one-year deal with the team. O’Connor was set for exclusive [more]

A clash between top four hopefuls proved the Blues of west London are in a much better place than the Blues of Merseyside.

The Browns greeted only 80,440 fans at their eight home games in 2020. They are hoping for almost that many at each of their home games this season. The Browns distributed season-ticket renewal plans Monday with “the hope for a full capacity at FirstEnergy Stadium this year,” Daryl Ruiter of 92.3 The Fan reports. FirstEnergy [more]

After playing his first four years with the Vikings, Stephen Weatherly signed a two-year deal with the Panthers last offseason. His hope was to show how effective he could be as a full-time starter. The defensive end started Carolina’s first nine games, but was placed on injured reserve in November as he underwent finger surgery. [more]

The Lions cut a pair of players on Monday afternoon. Linebacker Christian Jones and offensive lineman Russell Bodine have been cut loose as they prepare for the start of the new league year in Detroit. The Lions also announced that they have re-signed defensive back Mike Ford. Jones was set to make a $3.17 million [more]

Alphonso joins Anson to shine a light on his experience as the second Black NHL official in history and detail his transition from playing to officiating.

The ceremony will take place as 3,800 fans are welcomed into the arena.

The Vikings have elected to not tender exclusive rights free agent cornerback Chris Jones, making him free to sign with any team, Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press reports. Minnesota claimed Jones off waivers in October, and the cornerback played eight games for the club in 2020, starting three. He finished with 19 [more]

Erik Jones and Richard Petty Motorsports notched their first to-10 finish together in Sunday's Cup race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

These are West Ham's losses since starting 0-2: Liverpool, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City. Moyes has the Irons prepared for every challenge

Tight end Levine Toilolo signed a two-year deal with the Giants last year and he’s reworked it in order to stick with the team for the 2021 season. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Toilolo has agreed to a restructured contract with the team. The details of the restructure were not part of the [more]

More information has emerged as to the disputed report from 106.7 The Fan regarding the pending investigation into the culture at the Washington Football Team. On Friday, the radio station reported that attorney Beth Wilkinson has recommended that Daniel Snyder be forced to sell the team. The NFL called the report “absolutely false,” explaining that [more]

Bengals director of player personnel Duke Tobin didn’t say at a Monday press conference whether the Bengals would use the franchise tag on pass rusher Carl Lawson or cornerback William Jackson III, but he does expect the team to be active in free agency. The Bengals are projected to have more than $40 million in [more]

oel Embiid and Ben Simmons missing the All-Star game due to coronavirus issues gave ammo to everyone who said the NBA shouldn't hold the event.

The Falcons have added a second punter to their roster. The team announced the signing of Dom Maggio on Monday. Sterling Hofrichter handled the punting during the 2020 season and is the other punter on the roster in Atlanta. Maggio spent offseason time with the Ravens after going undrafted last year, but was cut in [more]

Young American right back Reggie Cannon has been speaking about his turbulent departure from FC Dallas in Major League Soccer and how he believes the USMNT can go far at the 2022 World Cup.

Cornerback A.J. Bouye may be staying in the AFC West after being released by the Broncos last month. Mike Klis of KUSA reports that Bouye is visiting with the Raiders on Monday. It’s the first reported visit for Bouye, who is at No. 43 on PFT’s list of the top free agents in the league. [more]

Titans receiver and return man Kalif Raymond will hit free agency. Raymond was slated to be a restricted free agent, but the Titans have decided not to tender him an offer, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. That means Raymond becomes an unrestricted free agent. The speedy Raymond has bounced around the league with the [more]

Word last month was that the Seahawks were likely to cut defensive end Carlos Dunlap before a $3 million roster bonus came due early in the new league year and that move will come on Monday. PFT has confirmed multiple reports that Dunlap will be released. The move will clear over $14 million in salary [more]