Новости за 18.08.2017

"It's quite the opposite," according to his agent.

The Jaguars are looking for someone to lead their offense and they may also be in the market for a new kicker. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Jags will work out Dan Carpenter as a possible competitor for the job currently held by Jason Myers. Myers missed a field goal and an [more]

Jaguars coach Doug Marrone says there’s now a competition at quarterback between incumbent starter Blake Bortles and veteran backup Chad Henne. But if the two are close enough to be in competition at all, it’s hard to imagine how the Jaguars could justify giving the job to Bortles. That’s because Bortles’ contract contains a $19 [more]

Two-year contract with team option

The future is looking a lot brighter in New York these days.

The Food City 300 begins at 7:43 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on NBCSN.

Dakoda Armstrong's car will mirror the car Cale Yarborough drove in 1983 and '84.

Kelvin Sheppard had been gauging his market lately, and now he has a new home. The Bears announced they had signed the veteran linebacker, and waived rookie linebacker Hendrick Ekpe to make room for him on the roster. Sheppard worked out for the Dolphins earlier this week, but he didn’t end up making a return to [more]

France midfielder Blaise Matuidi completed his move from Paris Saint-Germain to Juventus on Friday.

Manchester United look to continue its strong start with a visit to Swansea City.

Complete list of National Basketball Players Association's award winners, including Joel Embiid getting robbed

Center Jeremy Zuttah is back in Baltimore. The Ravens traded Zuttah to the 49ers earlier this year, but Zuttah was cut by the 49ers a little more than a week ago and speculation quickly started about a return to Baltimore. Zuttah, who went to the Pro Bowl last year, visited the Colts as well, but [more]

John Lynch is following the footsteps of Hue Jackson, with those footsteps backpedaling from their first round of remarks about national anthem protests. With a chance to reflect and to see Malcolm Jenkins and Chris Long standing together last night, the 49ers General Manager now wishes he’d have chosen his words more carefully, saying he [more]

The top of the Giants’ depth chart at wide receiver remains unchanged on Friday, but the bottom looks a little different. The team announced that they have signed wideouts Ed Eagan and Canaan Severin to the 90-man roster. Wideouts Kevin Snead and Keeon Johnson were both waived/injured in corresponding moves. The Giants got an up-close [more]

Is he capable of centering the Rangers' second line?

Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said this week that he is not happy with the team’s wide receiver group and one member of it lost his job on Friday. The team announced that they have waived wide receiver Marquis Bundy and signed linebacker Ryan Langford to take his place on the 90-man roster. Bundy signed with [more]

Packers wide receiver Max McCaffrey has often been known as the “other” McCaffrey, overshadowed by his father, longtime Broncos receiver Ed McCaffrey, and his little brother, Panthers rookie running back Christian McCaffrey. But Max is taking steps toward making a name for himself in Green Bay. “Max [has] been making a lot of plays in [more]

Barcelona has made another bid for Philippe Coutinho.

Toyotas took five of the top eight spots in the session.

Linebacker Zach Orr announced his retirement early in the offseason due to a neck condition, but reversed course in June and said he hoped to continue playing because he felt it might not be as bad as originally feared. Orr is reversing course again. In a piece he wrote for The Players Tribune, Orr says [more]

Matt Kenseth on his 2018 plans: 'I’m not worried about it even really one percent anymore to be honest with you.'

Grading the Philadelphia 76ers' offseason

Antonio Conte's latest response to the Diego Costa questions: Laughter.

Cornerback Ronald Darby wasn’t the only new addition to the Eagles defense to impress coach Doug Pederson in Thursday night’s game against the Bills. First-round pick Derek Barnett had his third sack of the preseason when he dropped Bills quarterback Nathan Peterman in the third quarter of the game and he showed an ability to [more]

"He knows this is his third team in a real quick span, so he's got to make a name for himself."