Новости за 19.12.2021

The Cowboys won’t have two defensive tackles Sunday. They announced they placed Osa Odighizuwa and Trysten Hill on the COVID-19 reserve list Saturday. The players tested positive for the virus, Michael Gehlken of the Dallas Morning News reports. The Cowboys activated defensive tackle Justin Hamilton and safety Darian Thompson from the practice squad as COVID-19 [more]

Dallas Stars forward Tanner Kero is the latest NHL player to be stretchered off the ice when he was hit by Brett Connolly of the Chicago Blackhawks.

The Colts threw three passes on their opening drive and went three-and-out, with Carson Wentz completing one of the three for 7 yards. They didn’t make that mistake the second time they had the ball. Ashton Dulin had an end around for 37 yards to start the drive. Then, the league’s leading rusher took over [more]

Auburn announced the hiring of Seahawks quarterbacks coach Austin Davis on Saturday. Davis will take over as the Tigers’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Davis was the assistant quarterbacks coach for the Seahawks in 2019 before taking over as quarterbacks coach the past two seasons. “I think Austin is going to be a brilliant offensive [more]

Without Davis, Vogel may be forced to use more traditional center lineups with Dwight Howard or DeAndre Jordan.

The Ravens may not have quarterback Lamar Jackson on Sunday, due to an ankle injury. They definitely won’t have receiver Sammy Watkins. Watkins has been placed on the COVID-19 reserve list, and he will miss the game. In 10 games during his first season with the Ravens, Watkins has 27 catches for 394 yards and [more]

The Cardinals will have running back Chase Edmonds back in the lineup in Detroit on Sunday. Edmonds was activated from injured reserve on Saturday. He’s missed the last four games with an ankle injury and will rejoin James Conner as options in the team’s offensive backfield. Edmonds has 76 carries for 430 yards and a [more]

Bears second-round pick Teven Jenkins is on track to make his first NFL start against the Vikings on Monday night. The Bears ruled left tackle Jason Peters out on Saturday because of an ankle injury and head coach Matt Nagy said that Jenkins is set to step into the veteran’s position on the offensive line. [more]

Rams wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. tweeted the word “negative” on Friday and it’s likely because of the results of a COVID-19 test. Beckham was placed on the COVID-19 reserve list this week, but the Rams announced on Saturday that he has been activated. That puts him on track to play in Tuesday’s gme against [more]

The Vikings’ decision to cut starting cornerback Bashaud Breeland was surprising enough that it figured to have to do with issues beyond performance on the field. And that’s exactly the case, as NFL Network is reporting that the Vikings cut Breeland after he had a verbal altercation with coaches at practice today. According to the [more]

Seven Rockets players were in double figures.

With the NFL waving the white flag (while climbing the green mountain) via the dramatic changes to testing and protocols aimed at taking a see-no-COVID, head-no-COVID, speak-no-COVID approach to the balance of the season in order to get all games played, the league and the union have created a way out for those players who [more]

On Thursday, the NFL reimplemented a wide variety of enhanced COVID protections. After this weekend’s games, those enhanced protections will be gone. Here’s the language from the revised protocols, as agreed to by and between the NFL and NFL Players Association on Saturday: “In addition, the Protocol changes set forth in the December 16 memorandum [more]

Earlier today, Vikings coach Mike Zimmer said that veteran cornerback Bashaud Breeland was questionable for Monday night’s game due to a non-injury-related personal matter. Breeland is no longer questionable. The Vikings have waived Breeland. Breeland responded on Twitter with one word, “Wow.” Signed in the offseason, Breeland had started all 13 regular-season games that the [more]

Buccaneers wide receiver Breshad Perriman scored the game-winning touchdown last week, but he won’t play this week. Perriman has been placed on the COVID-19 reserve list. Perriman arrived in Tampa Bay in Week 10 and made by far his biggest impact last week, when he scored a 58-yard touchdown to beat the Bills in overtime. [more]