Новости за 20.10.2022

Commanders defensive end Chase Young‘s absence from the field could be coming to an end. Young has been rehabbing the torn ACL that ended his 2021 season and word earlier this week was that he was set to meet with Dr. James Andrews in the coming days in hopes of being cleared to return to [more]

The Seahawks have gotten off to a better-than-expected start, winning three, losing three, and landing in a three-way tie atop the NFC West. How does coach Pete Carroll assess the current state of his team? “I think we are just laying low, I think we are in the reeds,” Carroll said. “There were no expectations [more]

Wide receiver James Washington isn’t the Cowboys player set to make his return to the lineup against the Lions this Sunday, but he had a hand in helping quarterback Dak Prescott show he’s ready to play. Washington caught many of the passes Prescott threw during a pregame workout last Sunday night and said that the [more]

The Pelicans were physical and tough. The Nets... not so much.

Chelsea host Manchester United in a huge clash between two teams eager to finish in the top four, at the very least, this season.

When the Seahawks took cornerback Tariq Woolen in the fifth round of this year’s draft, there wasn’t a lot of talk about him making an immediate impact on the team’s defense but plenty of people are talking about him now. Woolen won a starting job coming into the season and he’s proven to be a [more]

Coach Carlisle said after the game it was not serious.

The Chiefs restructured tight end Travis Kelce‘s contract this week in a move that created $3.455 million in cap space by converting some of his salary into a signing bonus. On the New Heights podcast that Kelce hosts with his brother Jason, the tight end discussed the restructure. Kelce said he didn’t hesitate to say [more]

Details at Homestead-Miami Speedway, including start times, TV info and weather forecasts.

The Commanders are turning to Taylor Heinicke as their starting quarterback for the third straight season. Heinicke started a playoff loss during the 2020 season after Alex Smith was injured and he started 15 games last year after taking over when Ryan Fitzpatick went down for the season in Week One. Carson Wentz is the [more]

Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady chewed out his offensive line during Sunday’s loss to the Steelers. Bucs center Robert Hainsey says he has no problem with that. Hainsey said Brady’s message to the linemen was simple: “Improve. Got to do better.” (Brady himself acknowledged that he punctuated the message with some F-bombs.) And Hainsey said the [more]

Lee hit two clutch shots in the final two minutes.

49ers edge rusher Nick Bosa didn’t play last week because of a groin injury and knew he wasn’t playing early in the week. This week, he feels better about his chances of playing. “I feel really good,” Bosa said, via Matt Barrows of TheAthletic.com. “I’ve got to get into the practice week and see how [more]

Packers receiver Sammy Watkins returned to practice Wednesday, having missed the past four games on injured reserve. It marked the fourth time in five seasons Watkins has missed at least four games. Watkins played the first two games this season before injuring a hamstring in practice. “Very [disappointing],” Watkins said, via Bill Huber of SI.com, [more]

Cornerback J.C. Jackson signed a five-year, $82.5 million contract with the Chargers in March. He has had little to celebrate since. One of the Chargers’ prized offseason acquisitions has not lived up to the contract. The team benched him during Monday night’s win over the Broncos, with Jackson playing only 26 of 58 snaps. “I [more]

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers missed practice for a second straight Wednesday due to a thumb injury. He told reporters on Wednesday that he expects to play on Sunday, at Washington. “It was sore after the game,” Rodgers said of the thumb. “It progressively gets better throughout the week. Similar plan. I’ll go out and practice [more]

NBC Sports analyst Kyle Petty explains why Bubba Wallace should have been suspended the rest of the year for intentionally wrecking Kyle Larson.

There's a lot of Joel Embiid love for MVP, and Jordan Poole is a Sixth Man favorite.

Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase made a rare appearance on the practice report Wednesday. He was limited with a hip injury. Chase is coming off his best game of the season with seven catches for 132 yards and two touchdowns. Receiver Tee Higgins (ankle) remained limited. He has not had a full practice since Sept. 28 [more]

When the Dolphins host the Steelers on NBC’s Sunday Night Football, the home team will be celebrating the 50th anniversary of the 17-0 team from 1972. They’ll be wearing their awesome throwback uniforms. Unlike former Dolphins coach Brian Flores, who preferred the old-school look to the current base uniform, current Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel doesn’t [more]

The 49ers and Chiefs last met in a fairly significant game. They’ll get together again on Sunday at Levi’s Stadium. On Wednesday, San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan was asked what pops out in his mind when he thinks about his last meeting with the Chiefs, in Super Bowl LIV. “That we lost,” Shanahan said. The [more]

Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson, who already had a shoulder injury, added a hamstring injury to it on Monday night. While he said on Wednesday that he hopes to play against the Jets on Sunday, coach Nathaniel Hackett made it clear that the decision isn’t Wilson’s to make. “That would be me,” Hackett told reporters when [more]

At some point, the NFL will punish Raiders receiver Davante Adams for pushing a cameraman to the ground following the team’s loss to the Chiefs on Oct. 10. But it won’t come this week. Adams will play against the Texans. “Who we play this week?” Adams asked at the beginning of his news conference. Told [more]

Broncos coach Nathaniel Hackett met with running back Melvin Gordon today. Hackett tried to explain why Gordon played only eight snaps in Monday night’s game. “It happened; I’m glad we hashed it out,” Gordon said before Wednesday’s practice, via Jeff Legwold of ESPN. Gordon said after the game the coaching staff did not communicate with [more]

Charley Trippi, a Chicago Cardinals star who was one of football’s most versatile players in the 1940s and 1950s, has died at age 100. Born in Pennsylvania in 1921, Trippi sought out sports as an alternative to working in the coal mines like his Italian immigrant father. He starred on both his high school football [more]