Новости за 10.01.2018

He stepped on a wet spot on the floor at shoot

Dwyer picked up a hamstring injury two weeks before the start of MLS preseason — not great.

Ryan Grigson once gave the Browns a first-round pick they wasted, in exchange for a player who wasn’t very good. Despite all that, they didn’t keep him around. Via Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the former Colts General Manager was let go by the Browns as part of the personnel restructuring which [more]

He got their numbers tattooed on his arm.

Saints offensive lineman Andrus Peat‘s MRI revealed good news, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Peat broke his left fibula and and has a high-ankle sprain. The ligament damage wasn’t as bad as feared, according to Rapoport, and Peat is expected to make a full recovery. Peat, though, won’t return this season, so the Saints [more]

The Broncos moved quickly to part ways with several assistant coaches after the end of the regular season and they’ve spent the last few days filling many of those spots. On the heels of announcing the hires of special teams coach Tom McMahon and offensive tackles coach Chris Strausser, the team has announced an addition [more]

New Bears coach Matt Nagy added some experience to his coaching staff Wednesday, bringing back a familiar face to Halas Hall. According to Brad Biggs of the Chicago Tribune, the Bears are going to hire offensive line coach Harry Hiestand. Hiestand was the Bears line coach from 2005-2009, and was most recently at Notre Dame. [more]

The Eagles added rookie cornerback Sidney Jones to the injury report Wednesday with a hamstring injury. Jones missed most of the season rehabbing after rupturing an Achilles during the University of Washington’s Pro Day in March. The Eagles activated the second-round pick for the regular-season finale, and he played 29 defensive snaps against the Cowboys. [more]

Derrick Henry put on a show for the Titans in last Saturday’s win over the Chiefs and he’ll be the lead dog in the backfield again this weekend. The Titans announced on Wednesday that DeMarco Murray will not play against the Patriots as he continues to deal with the knee injury that’s kept him out [more]

Alexis Sanchez is on the bench as Arsenal hits the road to face Chelsea in the League Cup.

The Giants have completed their interview with Eric Studesville, the sixth coach to meet with the team about its head coaching position. He is the first candidate not to have spent 2017 as a coordinator. Offensive coordinators Josh McDaniels of New England and Pat Shurmur of Minnesota and defensive coordinators Matt Patricia of the Patriots, [more]

Virginia Tech had a pair of Edmunds brothers on their defense in 2017, but neither one will return for the 2018 season. Linebacker Tremaine Edmunds and safety/linebacker Terrell Edmunds both announced that they will enter the 2018 draft on Wednesday. That puts them in line to join their older brother Trey, a Saints running back, [more]

At a time when all the top incoming rookies are picking their agents, former Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield’s choice may be none of the above. Via Liz Mullen of SportsBusiness Daily, the Heisman winner currently is trying to decide whether to hire an agent, and he possibly won’t. The argument against hiring an agent is [more]

The Broncos promoted Chris Strausser to offensive line/tackles coach, head coach Vance Joseph announced Wednesday. Strausser, a coaching veteran of 29 seasons, spent last season as the Broncos’ assistant offensive line coach. In his new role, Strausser will work with Sean Kugler coaching the team’s offensive line. Kugler will coach the guards and centers. Strausser [more]

The Steelers had a little extra motivation at practice Wednesday. But Ryan Shazier said it was even better for him. The injured linebacker just posted a picture on Instagram of himself at Steelers practice, in a wheelchair but exuding the positive attitude he’s had since his spinal injury against the Bengals. “I want to thank [more]

Wide receiver Calvin Ridley has been part of two national championship teams at the University of Alabama in the last three years, but he won’t stick around to try for a third title. Ridley announced on Wednesday that he will forego his remaining eligibility and enter this year’s draft pool. Ridley had 63 catches for [more]

"...15 years ago, the players and the officials had that dialogue, whether it was good or whether it was bad." —Carmelo Anthony

There has to be a better way, right?

There has to be a better way, right?

When Patriots coach Bill Belichick takes his spot on the sideline on Saturday night against the Titans, he will have done something no head coach has ever done before: Coach his team in 37 postseason games. Saturday’s game is Belichick’s 37th in the postseason, breaking a record he currently shares with two other coaches, Tom [more]

After five years at Liverpool, Daniel Sturridge appears ready for a change of scenery.

The Chargers were the league’s worst team on field goals last season. They may or may not have helped themselves. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Chargers have signed kicker Roberto Aguayo. Write your own punch line for a change. The former second-round pick of the Buccaneers bounced around and had some tryouts last [more]

The Falcons had an unexpected absence from Tuesday’s practice when quarterback Matt Ryan was excused due to personal reasons. Things are back to normal on Wednesday, however. Falcons coach Dan Quinn said that Ryan was back with the team and that any further comments on Ryan’s Tuesday absence would have to come from the quarterbacl [more]

Orlando stays on the bottom having lost 14-of-15.

We don’t know who the next Seattle offensive coordinator is going to be. But we have a pretty good idea now who it’s not going to be. Via D. Orlando Ledbetter of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Falcons coach Dan Quinn quashed any rumors that offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian might rejoin his old Southern Cal boss Pete [more]