Новости за 04.04.2018

The Bills added a former Dolphin to their defensive line on Wednesday. The team announced that defensive end Terrence Fede has agreed to terms on a contract. None of the terms of that contract were disclosed. Fede was a seventh-round pick of the Dolphins in 2014, which makes him the first player from Marist College [more]

Rog and Davo relive MLS's Zlatan debut, Tottenham's first win at Stamford Bridge, and more.

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Thunder fall to Warriors

In the last couple of years, the Patriots have not had high draft picks. This year will be much different. In 2016, New England forfeited its first-round pick because of Deflategate and moved down from the second-round pick it received in the Chandler Jones trade to acquire more picks in the later rounds. New England’s [more]

Twelve years after the Chargers drafted Philip Rivers in the first round with Drew Brees on the roster, they’re once again exploring the possibility of drafting a first-round quarterback with Rivers on the roster. Via Ian Rapoport of NFL Media, the Chargers once again are exploring top-shelf incoming quarterbacks, meeting with or privately working out [more]

The Team Penske driver says he received less of a marketing push when he won NASCAR championships.

Every time I think I’ve heard it all, I hear something else. Quarterback Johnny Manziel, a failed first-round pick of the Browns in 2014, is now blaming the Browns for not realizing that they were drafting a guy who prefers to wing it. “If Cleveland did any of their homework they would have known I [more]

This was the icing on the cake for Dallas, who beat the struggling Blazers.

As the Rams shake things up in L.A., adding big-name pieces as they pursue big-time results (on the field and at the cash register), they’ll be forced to make tough decisions about some of the players who were perceived to be key components of the team. This year, defensive end Robert Quinn and linebacker Alec [more]

The Packers have seen big changes to their front office and coaching staff since the end of the season with new General Manager Brian Gutekunst joining new offensive and defensive coordinators as the team tries to bounce back from their first losing season since 2008. There have also been changes to the roster, including the [more]

Former Chelsea and England captain Ray Wilkins passed away at the age of 61.

Wednesday's collection of links.

The so-called Fight for L.A. could end up being a second-round TKO. The Rams and Chargers share the Los Angeles market. Soon, they’ll share a stadium. As a result, the competition for fans (and the dollars they carry around in their pockets) is real, no matter how much either team may try to downplay it. [more]

Panthers linebacker Shaq Thompson has been sued, by the former Duke quarterback he hit head-on with his car last year. According to ESPN.com, a lawsuit was filed Monday by Anthony Boone, seeking damages and lost wages as a result of the accident. Last May, Thompson lost control of his vehicle, crossed the center line and [more]

Jeremy Vujnovich played every offensive snap at left guard for the Colts in 2017 and he’ll be back with the team in 2018. Vujnovich’s return wasn’t in much doubt as the Colts tendered him as an exclusive rights free agent, leaving him with the choice of playing for the Colts or playing for no one [more]

NBA matches all-time high of 18 winning teams

The draft is drawing closer and the draft’s top quarterbacks are making the rounds with teams in the market for an addition at the position. That includes the Giants, who hold the second overall pick and could be looking for Eli Manning‘s eventual successor under center. According to multiple reports, the team will be hosting [more]

Texans coach Bill O’Brien has run his own offensive system since he was offensive coordinator in New England, head coach at Penn State and at the start of his tenure in Houston. But that was before he had Deshaun Watson. O’Brien said this morning on PFT Live that now that he has Watson as his [more]

No matter how strong an organization may be, there is always room for improvement.

Hassan Whiteside's tip-in with a minute left put Miami up for good and Josh Richardson blocked a potential go-ahead shot in the final seconds.

The Patriots provided Tuesday’s biggest news when they traded wide receiver Brandin Cooks to the Rams, but it doesn’t look like there’s another big deal brewing with another one of their receiving threats. There’s been chatter about the possibility of a trade involving tight end Rob Gronkowski in various corners since the Super Bowl, but [more]

Arjen Robben nearly joined Man United in 2004 after dinner with Sir Alex Ferguson.

There were a number of changes proposed to NFL rules and bylaws at last week’s league meetings and many of the ones proposed by the Competition Committee were adopted in votes by the 32 teams. One bylaw change they proposed didn’t make it to a vote, however. The league tabled a vote on a proposed [more]

Before the Browns use another first-round pick on a quarterback, they’re going to do the legwork on all the top prospects, including one guy outside the conventional-wisdom top four. According to Nate Ulrich of the Akron Beacon Journal, the Browns will bring Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson in for a visit next week. The Browns are also having [more]