Новости за 10.03.2021

Former Dolphins linebacker Chase Allen wants to return to the NFL, Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports. Allen, 27, last played in 2018. He had foot injuries and surgery but finally has returned to 100 percent, according to Pelissero. Allen played all 16 games for the Dolphins in 2017 after signing as an undrafted free [more]

The Pittsburgh Penguins were able to get another big win on Tuesday night thanks to some big performances from Tristan Jarry, Evgeni Malkin, and Kasperi Kapanen.

"My son does not feel comfortable in England and wants to be close to the family again," Luis Cavani said of Manchester United forward Edinson Cavani.

Longtime Cowboys quarterbacks fit into one of two categories: Championships and no championships. Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman won five Super Bowls between them, and both are in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Don Meredith, Danny White and Tony Romo didn’t and aren’t. (Yes, I am aware Romo doesn’t become eligible for the Hall [more]

Miami said it will not "tolerate hateful language from anyone associated with our franchise" and Leonard would be away from the team indefinitely.

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"We choose the players to go in the wall. Maybe they felt it was so far out that they didn’t sense the danger," Pirlo said of the decisive free kick goal.

The Cowboys wanted undrafted free agent Ron’Dell Carter so badly last spring that they guaranteed him $145,000, including a $20,000 signing bonus. Now, the Cowboys are intent on keeping Carter. The team is tendering the defensive lineman as an exclusive rights free agent, Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News reports. The Colts poached Carter [more]

Urban Meyer’s last press conference featured plenty of questions regarding the decision to hire Chris Doyle as director of sports performance. Meyer’s most recent press conference featured questions about the quick departure of Doyle, whose history of accusations of racist remarks at Iowa made his tenure in Jacksonville a short one. “I saw the impact [more]

Tom Thibodeau (Knicks), Quin Snyder (Jazz), Monty Williams (Suns) and Doc Rivers (76ers) are among the contenders.

The Giants could save $6 million by trading or releasing Evan Engram, but coach Joe Judge sounds as if the tight end isn’t going anywhere. Engram, 26, made his first Pro Bowl in 2020 after making 63 catches for 654 yards and a touchdown. He also had 11 drops and six interceptions came on passes [more]

The floor for the 2021 salary cap has been set at $180 million. As expected, the ceiling won’t be much higher. As one source with knowledge of the dynamics has explained it to PFT, the fact that the franchise-tag deadline wasn’t extended by the league and the union can be interpreted as an indication that [more]

The new contract to officially be signed by Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott will keep him in Dallas for at least four years. It could hasten the exit of other key players. Although some are speculating that running back Ezekiel Elliott or receiver Amari Cooper could be traded soon due to Dak’s deal, the more likely [more]

Porto's Sergio Oliveira scored an early penalty and then put a 115th-minute free kick under a leaping national hero Cristiano Ronaldo and the Juventus wall.

The deadline for NFL teams to use the franchise tag has passed, and 10 players got tagged this year. One player, Dak Prescott, got the exclusive franchise tag, although Prescott and the Cowboys have already agreed to a long-term contract extension. Nine players got the non-exclusive franchise tag. No one got the transition tag this [more]

The Texans announced on Tuesday that they’ve waived fullback Cullen Gillaspia. According to Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle, Gillaspia was waived with a failed physical designation. “Thankful for the past, excited for the future,” Gillaspia tweeted on Tuesday afternoon. A seventh-round pick in 2019, Gillaspia mainly contributed on special teams for Houston. He appeared in [more]

Add cornerback Malcolm Butler to the list of players looking for work with the start of the new league year a little more than a week away. According to multiple reports, the Titans are releasing Butler. Butler signed a five-year deal with Tennessee before the 2018 season. Butler started every game for the Titans last [more]

The following are PFT’s top 100 free agents for the start of the 2021 league year. The rankings include prospective unrestricted free agents, as well as released players. The list will be updated as events warrant, with signings, tags and re-signings denoted when announced and/or reported. 1. Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott (The Cowboys announced a [more]

Ben Wallace, Chris Webber and Tim Hardaway are also among the finalists.

The Steelers moved Marcus Allen from safety to linebacker during the 2020 season and he’ll be back for more work on their defense in 2021. Allen was set to be an exclusive rights free agent, but the Steelers announced on Tuesday that he has re-signed with the team. It is a one-year deal for Allen. [more]

The Cowboys have already locked up Dak Prescott with a four-year, $160 million extension. But the club has exercised a procedural move to protect Prescott in the future. Dallas has franchise tagged Prescott for a second consecutive year, which is exactly what the quarterback and his agent Todd France wanted. It is the exclusive tag, [more]

Erling Haaland is the fastest player to 20 UEFA Champions League goals in history, doing it in 10 fewer matches than previous record holder Harry Kane.

Giants General Manager Dave Gettleman indicated today that it’s not a sure thing he’ll pick up the fifth-year option on running back Saquon Barkley‘s contract. Despite Giants owner John Mara saying in January that he wants Barkley to be a Giant for a long time, Gettleman said today that Barkley’s recovery from a torn ACL [more]

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Mike Shiplett suspended one race, fined $20,000 for lug nut violation after Sunday's Cup event at Las Vegas; eight NASCAR crew chiefs fined in all.