Новости за 24.01.2022

The list of finalists for the Bears head coaching job is continuing to take shape. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Bears want to have second interviews with Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan Quinn and former Lions and Colts head coach Jim Caldwell. The team had already set up a second interview with Colts [more]

Cardinals owner Michael Bidwill has been silent amid conflicting reports about his communications with coach Kliff Kingsbury and G.M. Steve Keim since the team was bounced from the playoffs, but today Bidwill broke his silence. Appearing at an event to promote the Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee, Bidwill acknowledged that the 2021 season, which started [more]

Despite the nonchalance many have expressed regarding the possibility that Tom Brady will retire in lieu of playing next season, Brady has said — on multiple occasions — that he’ll play through 2022 and then decide whether to continue. Thus, as much as some would like to ignore it, something has changed. Dramatically. What is [more]

The Buccaneers kept the band together after winning Super Bowl LV, but we’re already seeing that won’t be an easy task to pull off again this year. Quarterback Tom Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski are thinking about whether they want to keep playing and a number of key players are impending free agents as [more]

It feels like USMNT star Christian Pulisic is truly at a pivotal stage of his career with Chelsea in the Premier League.

A report Sunday indicated coach Sean Payton has not committed to a return to the Saints for 2022. Payton is mulling a “mini-retirement” after a trying season, according to Ian Rapoport of NFL Media. Saints owner Gayle Benson confirmed Monday the team doesn’t know Payton’s plans. “We don’t know,” Benson told Sean Fazende of FOX [more]

Bills offensive coordinator Brian Daboll is up for a few of the vacant head coaching positions across the league. After a couple of years as a prime candidate given what he’s done to help develop quarterback Josh Allen, it seems like this year should be the year for Daboll to make the leap. He’s set [more]

76ers president Daryl Morey said he lowered his asking price for Ben Simmons from a list of about 30 trade targets to a “top-40 player who’s a great fit.”

Castonguay was the agent for players like Alexis Lafrenière and Marie-Philip Poulin.

The Chiefs are moving on from receiver Josh Gordon. Sort of. Per a source with knowledge of the situation, the Chiefs’ plan to release Gordon from the active roster. If he clears waivers, they intend to add him to the practice squad. Gordon has been a healthy scratch for both of Kansas City’s playoff games. [more]

Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu missed most of Sunday’s thrilling victory over the Bills after suffering a concussion on Buffalo’s first offensive possession. There are several steps Mathieu will have to clear to play in Sunday’s AFC Championship Game against the Bengals. But the week at least seems to have started positively for the Pro Bowl [more]

Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett was identified as one of three finalists for the Broncos head coaching job and he’s making his case for the position on Monday. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that Hackett will have his second interview with the team. The interview will take place in Denver. Cowboys defensive coordinator Dan [more]

The Avs climb and the Bruins start getting on a roll.

Claudio Ranieri has been fired as Watford head coach after less than four months in charge at Vicarage Road.

With the tournament in Qatar now in sight, who's up next for the USMNT in World Cup qualifying?

The Packers signed cornerback Rasul Douglas off the Cardinals’ practice squad in early October and became a surprise household name by making several game-changing plays for Green Bay. in 12 games with nine starts, Douglas picked off five passes — two of which he returned for touchdowns — recorded 13 passes defensed, and had a forced [more]

Four more teams were eliminated from the playoffs over the weekend and that means four more spots in the 2022 NFL Draft order have been set. The Bills will pick 25th after falling to the Chiefs in overtime on Sunday night and the Titans will be right behind them as a result of their loss [more]

The Rams have advanced to the NFC Championship for many reasons. One of those reasons is receiver Odell Beckham, Jr. With Robert Woods suffering a torn ACL the same day Beckham signed, OBJ has become the top complement to Cooper Kupp in the Rams’ passing game. On Sunday against the Buccaneers, Beckham had six catches [more]

The NFL spent two decades trying to find the right plan for moving back into Los Angeles in large part because of how lucrative the TV revenue from America’s second-largest market can be. So the league has to be pleased with the results from 2021. According to Sports Business Journal, the Chargers’ local TV ratings [more]

Titans running back Derrick Henry missed the final nine games of the regular season with a foot injury before returning to action in Saturday’s divisional round game against the Bengals. Henry ran 20 times for 62 yards and a touchdown, but the play that stuck out was a fourth down run that went for a [more]

If Harden chose Brooklyn over Philadelphia in 2021, would he feel differently in 2022?

Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill finished his 2021 postseason campaign with an ugly stat line, completing 15-of-24 passes for 220 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions on Saturday. That performance has caused some to question Tannehill and his future with Tennessee. But head coach Mike Vrabel didn’t sound like someone who’s given up on his [more]

Cup teams take part in the final Next Gen organizational test before the season begins.

It’s unclear whether Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady will be back in 2022. It’s also unclear whether Buccaneers offensive coordinator Byron Leftwich will return next season. If Leftwich gets a head-coaching job, who will call the plays in Tampa Bay? Coach Bruce Arians hinted that it may be him. “There would be a really good chance [more]

Tom Brady isn’t the only Buccaneers player who will take some time before deciding on whether to keep playing football in 2022. Rob Gronkowski will also be pondering his football future. The tight end said on Monday that he plans to take four or five weeks as a “down period” before making a call on [more]