Новости за 13.08.2017

Martin Truex Jr. led the final seven laps of Stage 2, winning the stage over Brad Keselowski and Kevin Harvick.

The Bears claimed kicker Roberto Aguayo off waivers from the Buccaneers, according to Field Yates of ESPN. The Bears’ claim takes the Buccaneers off the hook for the $428,000 in fully guaranteed salary they owed Aguayo for 2017. It also means Connor Barth could see Aguayo cost him a job twice in two years. The [more]

All hail Steph Harden.

Colts quarterback Andrew Luck still hasn’t practiced with the team in training camp and no one around the team has moved to shut down thoughts that he might miss time in the regular season, but General Manager Chris Ballard did share some positive information about Luck’s condition on Sunday. Ballard appeared on the television broadcast [more]

The 49ers waived offensive lineman Richard Levy, with no corresponding move announced. Levy signed with the 49ers in May as an undrafted free agent out of Connecticut. Levy appeared in 38 games, with 37 starts, along the offensive line in his college career. He played one snap at guard in Friday’s preseason opener after working [more]

In the past week, the Bills have added a couple of slot receivers, signing Anquan Boldin and trading for Jordan Matthews. With rookie Zay Jones also having plenty of experience on the inside as well, it’s hard to tell how the top guys will be configured when Week One rolls around, in only four week. [more]

Brad Keselowski led all but four laps in the first 60-lap stage, which went caution free.

Bears coach John Fox said that there won’t be a change to the depth chart at quarterback because Mitchell Trubisky had a good game against the Broncos after starter Mike Glennon struggled in his first outing with the team. Would there be a change if things played out the same way against the Cardinals in [more]

Washington signed offensive lineman Kendall Pace and linebacker Ron Thompson Jr., the team announced Sunday. It waived safety Tim Scott and receiver Kendal Thompson to make room, with Kendal Thompson carrying an injury designation. Pace played in all 40 games on the offensive line at Columbia, with 39 career starts. He concluded his career with [more]

Also: Ales Hemsky has a birthday cake that is eating-prone.

Lukaku scored twice on his debut, and quickly passed the credit on to everyone but himself.

The Browns are going to find out if the lights are too bright for DeShone Kizer. They expect the rookie quarterback to perform well in the Aug. 21 game on Monday Night Football, but they also know they’ll find out a lot more about Kizer after that game against the Giants. “He’s a lot better [more]

The Jaguars added some experience to their linebacking corps on Sunday. The team announced the signing of Andrew Gachkar to the 90-man roster. Rookie linebacker Justin Horton was waived/injured to create space for Gachkar. Gachkar spent the last two seasons with the Cowboys and entered the league as a 2011 seventh-round pick by the Chargers. [more]

Earlier this month, Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz said he was looking for cornerbacks “who can survive the slings and arrows of training camp” when discussing a position that many thought was a weak spot for the team heading into the 2017 season. The team saw their initial group face slings and arrows for a [more]

Anyone who has stopped by Lions camp has left talking about Kenny Golladay. The rookie receiver even impressed Chad Johnson, who tweeted Golladay has the “IT” factor. Golladay made sure the rest of the NFL knows his name with a debut to remember. He caught three passes for 53 yards and two touchdowns in the [more]

Jaguars wide receiver Marqise Lee hurt his right ankle at Sunday’s practice, but it appears he’s avoided a major injury. Lee was carted off for further evaluation and multiple reports say that Lee avoided a serious injury despite how serious things may have looked at the time. There’s no word on how much time Lee [more]

Those are some pretty sweet moves. Who do you think won?

Brad Keselowski doesn't back down on his assertion that Toyotas have been sandbagging this weekend.

The Buccaneers have replaced kicker Robert Aguayo, who they released a day earlier, with Zach Hocker. Hocker will compete with veteran Nick Folk for the job. Hocker originally entered the league as a seventh-round selection of Washington in the 2014 draft. He has spent time with Washington, Cincinnati, Miami, New Orleans and the Rams. He [more]

His bout with Cam Janssen was almost as long as his name.

Some confusion has emerged regarding the precise status of Dolphins running back Jay Ajayi, who suffered a concussion nearly two weeks ago. Ajayi has been cleared to return to practice. However, because he has not yet been cleared by an independent neurologist to play in games, Ajayi remains in the concussion protocol. The third-year tailback [more]

The Bears signed wide receiver Markus Wheaton this offseason anticipating him being a significant part of the offense. But he hasn’t spent much time on the practice field, and has a new issue to worry about. Bears coach John Fox told reporters that Wheaton suffered a broken finger during Sunday’s practice. While the left pinkie [more]

Speaking to NBC's crew at Old Trafford, Bilic didn't want to hear about the absences of Antonio, Kouyate, and Lanzini.

An unfortunate, but predictable, consequence of Marshawn Lynch‘s decision to engage in a Saturday night anthem protest is that many have pointed to Lynch’s ongoing employment as proof that this kind of behavior won’t get a guy “blackballed” by the NFL. The term “blackball” (along with “collusion”) has never made much sense when applied to [more]

One of the few bright spots on the Lions’ defense last year was Kerry Hyder, who before 2016 had played in just one game in his NFL career but emerged as an important part of the Detroit pass rush last year with eight sacks. In a piece of bad news for the Lions this preseason, [more]