Новости за 29.10.2017

Markieff Morris and Carrick Felix get the brunt of the NBA's wrath, earning suspensions of a game apiece.

Washington tight end Niles Paul took a violent hit from Cowboys linebacker Sean Lee on a goal-line play. Paul led the way for Rob Kelley to score on a 1-yard touchdown run, but Lee met him in the hole. Paul stayed down after the scary hit, and Lee was among those applauding when he finally [more]

The Bears thought they had a touchdown in the third quarter of Sunday’s game against the Saints when tight end Zach Miller appeared to come down with a Mitch Trubisky pass in the end zone, but the play wound up as a less enjoyable one. Replay review found that Miller did not maintain possession of [more]

Patriots receiver Chris Hogan is in a sling after Sunday’s win over the Chargers. Per a league source, however, Hogan thinks he’ll be OK. The source adds that an MRI is coming on Monday morning for Hogan, who little over a week ago lost his two front teeth. The good news for Hogan is that [more]

Ezekiel Elliott has a court date this week to determine his future after today. First things first, though, he played a part in the first 10 points in Sunday’s game in Washington. Elliott fumbled on a hit by defensive end Matt Ioannidis on the first play from scrimmage. Josh Norman recovered for Washington. Washington gained [more]

We’ve got the makings of a shootout in Seattle with 2:11 still to play in the first quarter. The Seahawks tied the game at 14 on a 20-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson to Paul Richardson that came less than four minutes after Lamar Miller put the Texans up after an earlier trade of touchdowns. [more]

The Bengals got a pick-six from defensive end Carlos Dunlap in the fourth quarter, the difference in a 24-23 victory over the Colts. Jacoby Brissett tried to hit tight end Jack Doyle over the middle, but Dunlap tipped the pass before catching it and returning it 16 yards for the go-ahead score. The Bengals held [more]

The Falcons didn’t have the cleanest performance in driving rain and win at MetLife Stadium on Sunday, but they were able to do enough right to leave New Jersey with a 25-20 victory. Matt Ryan hit Mohamed Sanu for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to take their first lead of the game and [more]

Remember when the Saints were 0-2? It feels like so long ago. Now the Saints are 5-2, extending their winning streak to five today with a 20-12 win over the Bears. The game was never really in doubt, as the Saints jumped out to an early lead and never trailed. Drew Brees completed 23 of [more]

Some go as far as to wonder if Alain Vigneault is on a "game-to-game" basis.

Some go as far as to wonder if Alain Vigneault is on a "game-to-game" basis.

The Texans offense got off to a quick start in Sunday’s game against the Seahawks in Seattle and they were on the verge of taking a double-digit lead before five minutes passed when Earl Thomas decided to do something about it. Thomas stepped in front of a Deshaun Watson third-down pass and returned it 78 [more]

Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano led 102 laps in the first stage of the First Data 500.

Back and forth they go, Napoli and Juventus look set for a 38-week title race.

It came down to one play for the Chargers to attempt to get within a two-point conversion of tying the Patriots. Los Angeles reached the New England 23 and got a spike with one second remaining. But Philip Rivers‘ pass was intercepted by cornerback Jonathan Jones at the 1-yard line as time expired. The Patriots [more]

The Texans promised an organized demonstration would take place before Sunday’s game against the Seahawks because players were upset about Texans owner Bob McNair’s comments about not letting “inmates” run the “prison” during recent league meetings discussing players not standing during the national anthem. McNair said the comments referred to league employees rather than players, [more]

The Eagles entered Week Eight as the NFL’s only team with one loss and they’ll be the only team with one loss when Week Nine gets underway as well. It took a little while for things to get rolling on a rainy day in Philadelphia, but the Eagles put things together in plenty of time [more]

The excellent, in-depth, and entirely accurate story from Seth Wickersham and Don Van Natta, Jr. of ESPN.com regarding the events that transpired at recent ownership meetings included a comment from one Texas owner that created plenty of external problems. Another comment from the other Texas owner HAS created some internal problems. “I’m the ranking owner [more]

There’s nothing visually stimulating, or perhaps even interesting, about the Bills. But it keeps working. Their 34-14 win over the Raiders Sunday was impressive enough, but the fact it moved them to 5-2 underscores the progress they’ve made under first-year head coach Sean McDermott and General Manager Brandon Beane. Their season has been defined (in [more]

The Panthers scored a couple of touchdowns, and after losing to a team which completed four passes, that was nice. But they were able to end a two-game losing streak based on their defense, which is probably going to have to be the case for a bit. The Panthers throttled the Buccaneers 17-3, flipping the [more]

Is this just external posturing, or are the Knicks steadfast in their commitment to youth?

Patriots wide receiver Chris Hogan has had better weeks. After losing two front teeth in a practice collision last week, he left late in the fourth quarter with a shoulder injury. Hogan took a hard hit from Hayes Pullard after a 3-yard catch from Tom Brady. Both players remained down briefly, with Pullard walking off [more]

Patriots kicker Stephen Gostkowski missed two second-half field goals of 43 yards — one wide left and one wide right — giving the Chargers a chance. The Patriots have 361 yards, including a 300-yard passing game from Tom Brady, but they have scored only one touchdown. They got a safety by tackling Travis Benjamin in [more]

The report that multiple teams have contacted the Lions about trading for the rights of retired receiver Calvin Johnson seems like it’s not going to lead to Johnson returning, primarily because there’s no indication that he wants to return. If he does, and if he doesn’t want the Lions to pick his next destination, via [more]

Washington made it official with its inactive list, making three starting offensive linemen inactive. Left tackle Trent Williams (knee), right guard Brandon Scherff (knee/back) and center Spencer Long (knee/knee) won’t play. Swing tackle Ty Nsekhe remains out with a core muscle injury. Two rookies will make their first career starts for Washington, with Chase Roullier [more]