Новости за 02.07.2018

Minnesota upgrades at stretch four

Layla looks at Russia's upset over Spain, Mbappe's impressive form, Messi's exit, and much more.

Jumbo Joe will be back in teal for another season.

Parker Kligerman and Jeff Burton analyze all that went down in Sunday's race at Chicagoland Speedway

Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson generally spends his time studying opposing quarterbacks, but the arrival of Sam Bradford and Josh Rosen in Arizona this offseason means he spent some time watching the guys on his own side. That left Peterson with some thoughts about how things will play out on offense this season. Peterson said he [more]

Heading into the 2015 NFL draft, pretty much everyone agreed that quarterbacks Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota were the top two players. But not everyone agreed on the order between the top two. As it turned out, the Buccaneers took Winston first overall, and the Titans took Mariota second. Now the person who was running [more]

Bobby Labonte finished behind Alon Day in a race at Tours Speedway in France.

Nothing short of a thriller in Russia, as Belgium came back from 2-0 to beat Japan 3-2 at the World Cup.

Player option makes Noel's minimum contract more expensive for luxury-tax-facing Oklahoma City

Utah keeping traditional bigs with Favors and Rudy Gobert

The Coca-Cola Firecracker 250 will be the sixth race for Fury Race Cars.

LeBron to become sixth player to win MVP elsewhere then join Lakers

When the Eagles take the field in New Orleans in Week 11, they’ll look like they are right at home. The Eagles will wear the green jerseys they typically wear for games in Philadelphia while the Saints will wear white. The reason for the swap in colors is a bet that Eagles coach Doug Pederson [more]

Maybe you can go home again. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, former Buccaneers guard J.R. Sweezy is visiting the Seahawks, and taking a physical. Of course, before Sweezy was a former Buc, he was a former Seahawk, as Seattle drafted him in the seventh round of the 2012 NFL Draft. At that [more]

The Alliance of American Football has collected a wide array of former NFL coaches and personnel men to run their operation, and now they’ve added a staple of the NFL’s offseason calendar. The AAF announced today that they’ll hold three combines to look for players in August. The events will be held in Los Angeles, [more]

A look back at a sometimes-hilarious, often one-sided feud.

When the Seahawks blew out the Broncos in Super Bowl XLVIII, they looked like they had a young nucleus of players who should be able to win more Super Bowls together. But the NFL moves fast, and now Seattle is down to just six starters remaining from the 22 players who started for them in [more]

As an easier route has opened up to the final on July 15, England isn't getting ahead of themselves.

How LeBron put himself on Dan Gilbert's level

At times over the years, on-field performances from Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston have been punctuated by the fact that he tries to do more than he’s physically capable of doing. Off the field, Winston also may be trying to do more than he actually can. Last month, in an interview with Ira Kaufman of JoeBucsFan.com, [more]

Running back Aaron Jones made headlines this offseason when he helped a grandmother in a wheelchair make her way through the airport in Appleton, but he’s done more than play good samaritan since the end of his rookie year. Jones has also focused on building up his body after dealing with knee injuries that dimmed [more]

At the tail end of the Titans’ offseason program, quarterback Marcus Mariota said that he would be gathering the team’s receivers for workouts before the start of training camp later this month. Mariota didn’t say exactly when those workouts would take place, but Jim Wyatt of the team’s website reports that the quarterback brought his [more]

JCO not a happy man as he hits out at Neymar, officials following Mexico's World Cup exit.

JCO not a happy man as he hits out at Neymar, officials following Mexico's World Cup exit.

Another lucrative one-year deal for Redick in Philadelphia