Новости за 19.06.2018

The Saudi Arabian national team arrived alive and well in Rostov-on-Don.

He’s about to enter the Hall of Fame, but he wants back in the NFL. And he still has the speed of an NFL player. Via NFL.com, receiver Terrell Owens ran a 4.43-second 40-yard dash. Yes, it came on a track and not on a field. Sure, it was hand timed. Still, the guy is [more]

The Cowboys have 21 members in their Ring of Honor, but Jerry Jones has elected not to add a name to the facade at AT&T Stadium since Darren Woodson in 2015. The former safety stands as the lone inductee over the past six years. The team has several candidates to be next to enter the [more]

Less than a month ago, the NFL revised its rules to require players to stand for the national anthem, allowing any players who choose not to stand to remain in the locker room. On Monday, multiple national civil rights groups asked the NFL to dump the new rule. “This policy represses peaceful, non-disruptive protest of [more]

There was an earthquake, but it wasn’t linked to fans celebrating their win over Germany.

This was expected.

The new Madden game comes out in August and, to little surprise, the new Super Bowl champions to little surprise have the highest rating in the game. Via the Sunday Night Football Twitter account, the Eagles have a 90 rating as a team. That’s six points higher than the Patriots, who come in second at [more]

Get planning for Day 6 of the 2018 World Cup in Russia, with three more games on the docket.

Enes Kanter believes to be a politically motivated attempt to go at him.

After making headlines much of his first two seasons after the Cowboys made him a first-round pick, Ezekiel Elliott mostly has laid low since his six-game suspension. He did show up in photos on TMZ, along with quarterback Dak Prescott, during a fishing trip to the Keys when the two purchased, um, provocative water guns [more]

Trotz announced his resignation on Monday.

Trotz announced his resignation on Monday.

The Xfinity and Truck races at Iowa Speedway left drivers and analysts calling for more events on this style of track.

Southgate has a young, versatile squad at his disposal, and he made the most of it on Monday.

Southgate has a young, versatile squad at his disposal, and he made the most of it on Monday.

After the Texans signed Benardrick McKinney to a five-year, $50 million extension last week, it was presumed Jadeveon Clowney was next in line. The fifth-year linebacker still might be, but it might not be this season, according to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle. Clowney, the first overall pick in 2014, will make $12.3 million [more]

PUMA is going all in.

Colts tight end Eric Ebron was a draft bust in Detroit, but he might be ready to make his mark in Indianapolis. That’s the word after the Colts wrapped up their offseason workouts, and coach Frank Reich said he loved what he saw of Ebron. “He’s really smart,” Reich said of Ebron, via the Indianapolis [more]

If you were in the shoes of Vlade Divac and the Sacramento Kings, who would you draft No. 2?

Harry Kane makes England likable and relatable, a feat which previously seemed impossible.

The Dolphins announced they have signed tight end Mike Gesicki, the last of the team’s eight draft picks to agree to terms. Miami made Gesicki the 42nd overall choice. He was a four-year letterman and three-year starter at Penn State, where he caught 129 passes for 1,481 yards and 15 touchdowns. Gesicki finished his collegiate [more]