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The Las Vegas shootings hit home for Titans running back DeMarco Murray. Murray was born in Las Vegas, graduating from Bishop Gorman High School. “I definitely consider that my home,” Murray said via Jim Wyatt of the team website. “People go there to relax and enjoy themselves and spend quality time with their family, and [more]

Hopefully more than "sparingly."

This is a blow to the Hornets' playoff chances.

NASCAR Vice Chairman Mike Helton joins the show to discuss a variety of topics.

Hopefully more than "sparingly."

Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee remained out of practice Thursday. He has not practiced since injuring his hamstring late in the Cowboys’ victory over the Cardinals on Sept. 25. “He’s one of those veteran players that you would give every chance to play in the ball game, regardless of how much he’s practiced,” Cowboys coach Jason [more]

Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd is facing criminal charges in Pennsylvania after a July car crash. According to court records shared by Beau Berman of WTAE in Pittsburgh, police found a crashed and abandoned Mercedes registered to Boyd on July 12. During a search of the vehicle, they found an open bottle of Hennessey, an [more]

Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul missed practice a second consecutive day, but he expects to play Sunday. “A guy needs a break when a guy needs a break. It’s just a simple break,” Pierre-Paul said, via James Kratch of NJ Advance Media. “Of course I’m playing Sunday. There’s no question.” Pierre-Paul said he sprained his [more]

The 21-year-old driver will move from Joe Gibbs Racing to RCR following his rookie season.

Um...

Younghoe Koo, who missed last-minute field goals for the Chargers in their losses in both Week One and Week Two, has been cut. The Chargers have signed veteran kicker Nick Novak to take Koo’s place. The 36-year-old Novak played for the Texans last year and made 35 of 41 field goals and 22 of 25 [more]

The long-awaited debut of first overall pick Myles Garrett is expected to come against the Jets this Sunday, but he won’t be jumping right into a full role at defensive end. Garrett has been practicing since last week and has made enough progress in his recovery from an ankle injury that all signs point to [more]

Mitchell Trubisky says he’s ready. The Bears think he’s ready, too, or they wouldn’t have benched Mike Glennon. In fact, offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains said Thursday that Trubisky is “as close to ready as any rookie I’ve ever been around.” At the same time, the Bears know it isn’t going to be all first downs, [more]

Paisley will give the command to start engines as part of his duties as grand marshal.

A battle of California brewing?

Panthers quarterback Cam Newton‘s comment that it was “funny” to hear a football question from a female reporter on Wednesday has generated a lot of response over the last 24 hours, so it was no surprise that it was front and center at coach Ron Rivera’s press conference on Thursday afternoon. Rivera addressed Newton’s comment [more]

OK then.

Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota was a limited participant in practice on Wednesday as he continues to deal with the hamstring injury that forced him out of last Sunday’s loss to the Texans and he was back on the field Thursday. Titans coach Mike Mularkey said, via Cameron Wolfe of ESPN.com, that Mariota did “a little [more]

Bargain for Toronto, lucrative for Powell

The Eagles played without defensive tackle Fletcher Cox in last Sunday’s victory over the Chargers and it looks like there’s a good chance that they are going to be playing without him again this week. Cox was not on the field for the Eagles during the portion of Thursday’s practice that was open to the [more]

OK then.

A three-way bid from the United States, Canada and Mexico is favored to host the 2026 World Cup.

Bill Belichick has done a lot of things over 356 games as an NFL head coach, but there are still some new experiences left on the list. He will have one of them on Thursday night when the Patriots face the Buccaneers in Raymond James Stadium. It will be the first time that Belichick ever [more]

The 26-year-old driver will be back in the No. 21 Chevrolet next season.

Easier said than done