Новости за 29.07.2018

In case you're wondering whether the falling out between Jose Mourinho and Anthony Martial has any weight to it.

PHT looks at the adventures of the Stanley Cup.

The Jets continue to practice without first-round pick Sam Darnold and a report on Sunday may shed some light on what’s holding up the quarterback’s contract. Rich Cimini of ESPN.com reports that offsets are an issue as they have been for other first-round picks, but that a bigger sticking point is language regarding the guarantees [more]

Benitez has kept a short leash on Mitrovic since he took the reigns at St. James Park.

Another Chargers tight end has been lost for the year to a torn ACL. Chargers coach Anthony Lynn announced on Sunday, via Eric Williams of ESPN.com, that undrafted rookie Austin Roberts tore his ACL during Saturday’s practice. That’s the same injury that Hunter Henry suffered while working out in the offseason and the Chargers also [more]

Giants cornerback Janoris Jenkins‘ brother William was charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of Roosevelt Rene in June after Rene’s body was found in the basement of Jenkins’ home in New Jersey. Jenkins was in Florida working out when Rene’s body was discovered and he issued a statement earlier this month that said “it [more]

It's going to look great at Coachella next year.

"I always look big because I’m bigger built — I’ve got that Wayne Rooney type of body."

When Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman was initially suspended four games for violating the league’s performance-enhancing substance policy, he issued an apology on Instagram that said, in part, that he didn’t know what happened. Edelman subsequently appealed the suspension, which was upheld by an independent arbitrator in July. Edelman said on Saturday, via the Providence [more]

Colts quarterback Andrew Luck took some time on Sunday to reflect on his first practices of training camp before getting ready for the team’s first padded practice of the summer. Luck worked in full on Thursday and Friday before taking a day off from throwing on Saturday as part of the plan to get his [more]

Free-agent defensive end Ryan Russell is finally a free agent no more. Per a league source, Russell has agreed to terms with the Buffalo Bills. It’s a one-year deal. Russell previously played for the Buccaneers. In 2017, he appeared in 14 games with seven starts. He also generated a pair of sacks. A fifth-round pick [more]

Steelers owner Art Rooney II said recently that he believes there is “common ground” to be found between players and the league when it comes to setting a policy for the national anthem as talks continue between the NFL and NFLPA on that front. Falcons owner Arthur Blank sounds like he’s in a similar frame [more]

Buccaneers first-round defensive tackle Vita Vea appears to have dodged a bullet on the practice field today. Although Vea was carted off the field at this morning’s practice, multiple reports out of Tampa indicate that he was not seriously hurt. Vea was hurt early in the Buccaneers’ first padded practice. The injury appeared to be [more]

Less than two weeks remain in the summer transfer window for Premier League clubs.

Here's who the NBC Sports writers think will win.

Is this going to be the reverse of "Uncle Drew"? Are we going to get a movie where LeBron plays a middle schooler?

Brent Musburger knows more than a thing or two about gambling. Beginning this season, he’ll know more than a thing or two about the Raiders, since he’ll become the team’s play-by-play announcer on radio. But he doesn’t believe the inside information he’ll acquire will make it any easier to beat the bookie. “Let’s say I’m [more]

Falcons rookie wide receiver Calvin Ridley left Saturday’s practice early because of a hamstring issue, but coach Dan Quinn said all indications were that it was a “minor precaution” rather than a major concern. That initial read looks like it was an accurate one. Per multiple reports from Falcons camp, Quinn said that Ridley will [more]

Bears coach Matt Nagy explained on Saturday that “very few” contracts protect players against having their future guarantees voided by a suspension arising from on-field misconduct. He may be right, but other players definitely have that protection, and it’s smart for more and more to try to do the same. It’s also smart for more [more]

The Jets worked out veteran running backs Orleans Darkwa and Alfred Morris on Saturday in response to losing Elijah McGuire to a broken foot, but they added a different back to the roster on Sunday. The team announced the signing of George Atkinson III to their 90-man roster. Tight end Bucky Hodges was waived in [more]

So what’s the best way to turn the page on Hue Jackson’s horrendous 1-31 start as coach of the Browns? To pretend it never happened. That’s apparently the approach being taken by Browns owner Jimmy Haslam when it comes to assessing his head coach. Asked by a reporter on Saturday whether the team regards this [more]

The allegations against Qatar's bid for the 2022 World Cup will never end. Never.

The perfect way to explain this odd Lakers' roster.

The Steelers got some relatively good news on left guard Ramon Foster. Foster, who was carted off the practice field on Saturday, will miss four to five weeks with a hyperextended knee, according to Aditi Kinkhabwala of NFL Network. The Steelers’ season starts six weeks from today, so Foster should be ready for Week One. [more]

The Lions got a scare on Saturday when receiver Marvin Jones collided with cornerback Deshawn Shead. On Sunday, coach Matt Patricia downplayed the notion that Jones suffered any type of lingering injury. “He’s good, he’s fine,” Patricia told reporters regarding Jones, via Tim Twentyman of the Lions’ official website. Trainers had looked at Jones’ left [more]