Новости за 24.09.2017

Tom Brady does what Tom Brady does, leading the Patriots to a come-from-behind 36-33 victory over the Texans. In one of the most entertaining games of the season, the Texans stood toe-to-toe with the Patriots. But Brady had the ball last, and Houston left him too much time. The last of Ka’imi Fairbairn’s four field [more]

The Eagles gave up a 14-0 lead in the fourth quarter and had to come back twice to tie the Giants, but all’s well that ends well in Philadelphia. Rookie Jake Elliott nailed a 61-yard field goal as time expired to lift the Eagles to a 27-24 victory over their NFC East rivals. It’s the [more]

The Steelers were 2-0, the Bears were 0-2 and everyone thought Pittsburgh would have an easy win today in Chicago. But sometimes football is funny. In a game that featured the craziest play of the season, the Bears earned a 23-17 overtime victory over the Steelers. Although Bears quarterback Mike Glennon struggled as usual, their [more]

Day-to-day with a knee injury that didn't cause structural damage.

The Lions had what appeared to be another incredible fourth-quarter comeback victory today in Detroit. And then came instant replay. After Golden Tate appeared to score a game-winning touchdown with eight seconds left, an instant replay review ruled that Tate’s knee was down before the ball crossed the goal line. By NFL rule, when the [more]

Sam Bradford was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week after the season opener. He missed his second consecutive game with a knee injury, and unlike last week, the Vikings didn’t miss him in a 34-17 victory over the Buccaneers. Case Keenum made a strong case to win the award this week, with a career-high [more]

The Colts did enough in the first half to keep the Browns at arm’s length. And the Browns didn’t do enough with the things at the end of their arms to give themselves a shot. After quarterback Jacoby Brissett got them out to a huge lead, the Colts held on for a 31-28 win over [more]

The Jets shut out the Dolphins for the first 59:54 of Sunday’s game, but they weren’t able to keep Miami off the board for the duration. Jay Cutler hit DeVante Parker for a touchdown with six seconds left to get Miami on the scoreboard, but that wasn’t nearly enough to overcome a strong performance by [more]

Kyle Busch won the second stage after Martin Truex Jr., Kevin Harvick and Kurt Busch were involved in a crash on the last lap.

The Bucs added injury to their 34-17 loss to the Vikings, losing one defender after another. Though most returned, linebacker Lavonte David left on a cart. David apparently has a left knee injury, according to Roy Cummings of Florida Football Insiders. The Bucs also lost safety T.J. Ward (quad/hip) in the second half. Tampa Bay [more]

There’s nothing flashy about the Bills offense. And that’s just fine with them. The Bills smothered the Broncos to improve to 2-1 with a 26-16 win at home. The Bills picked off Trevor Siemian twice, sacked him three times and kept the clamps on the Broncos, despite being outgained 366-272. But though they gave up [more]

Harvick and Kurt Busch are both out of the race.

The U.S. Open Cup hangover was hardly an issue for Sporting KC on Sunday.

It’s a good thing Cam Newton played through that shoulder injury during some meaningless games last December, and waited until late March to have shoulder surgery. Or maybe not. The Panthers quarterback still looked rusty in an embarrassing 33-13 loss to the Saints. The fact New Orleans had the league’s worst defense made it embarrassing, [more]

The Seahawks and Titans confirmed a Sunday afternoon report that they will not take the field until after the national anthem is played before Sunday’s game. The team released a statement on behalf of the players that explained why they reached that decision. “As a team, we have decided we will not participate in the [more]

Did 49ers receiver Trent Taylor push off on what would have been a first-down catch to advance a potential game-winning drive on Thursday night? The world may never know. The coaches film posted at the league’s excellent Game Pass feature from the Rams-49ers game doesn’t provide any further insight into whether Taylor pushed Rams defensive [more]

Bill O’Brien continued to yell at officials long after a third-down play in the fourth quarter, obviously upset at a non-call. Patriots defensive end Trey Flowers held Texans running back Tyler Ervin out of the backfield on third-and-three. Deshaun Watson‘s pass to Stephen Anderson was incomplete. Officials threw a flag but picked it up, apparently [more]

The Giants needed more than 11 quarters to score their first two touchdowns of the season, but they needed less than two minutes to score their third. Odell Beckham caught his second touchdown pass of the game shortly after getting the Giants on the board in the fourth quarter of Sunday’s game against the Eagles [more]

It took the Giants the better part of the game to score their first points, but they got there and they still have time to pull out a win in Philadelphia. Odell Beckham got both feet down before going out the back of the end zone for a 10-yard touchdown catch that cut the Eagles’ [more]

The Buccaneers began Sunday’s game with defensive tackle Chris Baker (flu), defensive end Jacquies Smith (flu) and cornerback Brent Grimes (shoulder) inactive. Things only got worse. Defensive tackle Gerald McCoy left with 3:00 left in the third quarter after reinjuring his right ankle. McCoy missed practice Wednesday with the injury and was listed as questionable [more]

Running back Eddie Lacy and tight end Jimmy Graham are active for the Seahawks. Graham was questionable with an ankle injury. Lacy was inactive last week, costing him a $62,500 bonus he receives for each game he’s active. However, the Seahawks will not have Mark Glowinski, who started at right guard the first two games. [more]

The Packers listed seven players as doubtful on their final injury report of the week, but they could have gone ahead and ruled them out. All seven players missed practice all week and they will also miss Sunday’s game against the Bengals. It’s the second straight week that they’ll play without left tackle David Bakhtiari, [more]

He finished with "Great team!"

Martin Truex Jr. earned his 19th stage win of the season after leading 36 laps.

The Vikings haven’t had a 1,000-yard receiver since Sidney Rice in 2009. That’s the longest drought in the NFL. At this rate, Minnesota won’t have one, but two 1,000-yard receivers this season. After two games, Adam Thielen was third in the NFL with 201 receiving yards, putting him on pace for 1,600. He has four [more]