Новости за 12.09.2018

Before they got run out of Ford Field by the Jets in the third quarter of Monday night’s game, the Lions saw defensive end Ziggy Ansah head to the locker room with a shoulder injury. Ansah would not return to the contest, but it appears it won’t be too long before he’s able to rejoin [more]

NASCAR America looks back at Indy and ahead to Vegas on this week's edition of #WednesDale.

The Patriots lost running back Jeremy Hill for the season to a torn ACL in the regular season opener and another back was out of practice on Wednesday. Rex Burkhead appeared on the team’s injury report as a non-participant in practice because of a concussion. There was no word of an issue after Burkhead ran [more]

The 49ers announced they have placed linebacker Brock Coyle on injured reserve. Coyle broke a bone in his back — a C4 compression fracture — and will need at least six weeks of recovery, Matt Barrows of The Athletic reports. The team previously announced Coyle was diagnosed with a concussion. The 49ers signed linebacker Terence [more]

The Ravens ruled running back Kenneth Dixon out of Thursday night’s game against the Bengals when they released their injury report on Wednesday, but Dixon’s knee injury will keep him out a lot longer than one game. Dixon has been placed on injured reserve. He is eligible to return after eight weeks on the list, [more]

The Bengals announced they have released quarterback Matt Barkley from their injured reserve list, having reached an injury settlement with him. Barkley played in all four preseason games with the Bengals. He injured his knee in the preseason finale against Indianapolis. The Bengals placed him on injured reserve Sept. 1. Barkley, a fourth-round pick of [more]

The forces working for and against him hitting 50.

Aaron Rodgers did not practice Wednesday, instead staying at the stadium for treatment. He calls his injury a “sprained knee,” though the Packers quarterback would not confirm it’s his MCL. It feels “a little better every day,” Rodgers said, via Rob Demovsky of ESPN. Rodgers, of course, was carted off in the first half of [more]

Chriss can run the floor, he just has to do it at full speed every time, then finish better.

The possibly fictional sellout streak for Washington may come to a very real end on Sunday. Via Liz Clarke of the Washington Post, “thousands” of tickets remain available for the home opener at FedEx Field. Specifically, more than 3,650 seats were unsold as of Tuesday morning. Failure to sell these tickets would end a sellout [more]

Colts left tackle Anthony Castonzo was a full participant in Wednesday’s practice and expects to play Sunday against Washington. “I’m excited to have a full week of practice and get out there and play,” Castonzo said Wednesday, via Kevin Bowen of 1070 The Fan. The Colts played without Castonzo, who was limited in last week’s [more]

The Falcons have lost two defensive stars to injuries this week, and the Panthers seem intent of matching them with offensive linemen before Sunday’s NFC South meeting. Pro Bowl right guard Trai Turner is the latest addition to the Panthers’ problems up front, as he has been placed in the concussion protocol. Turner played every [more]

The 27-year-old scored four goals in this summer's World Cup.

He could miss the first few games of the regular season.

Lamoriello: "It’s different if they had had a lot of success."

Not that Minnesota should sign him, it just fit a pattern.

Ben Roethlisberger would not answer whether he underwent an MRI on his injured right elbow, but the Steelers quarterback said he is fine. “It just got hit,” Roethlisberger said Wednesday, via Teresa Varley of the team website. “It’s bruised. It will be fine.” Roethlisberger took a hit on the elbow in overtime against the Browns [more]

After playing zero games in his first stint with the Raiders, Martavis Bryant is back for a second stint. Bryant, the wide receiver whom the Raiders acquired this offseason only to cut him before the start of the regular season, has officially signed on to return to Oakland. The whole situation with Bryant and the [more]

Germany midfielder Sami Khedira has extended his contract with Juventus.

The Jets were criticized by some when they moved up three spots in the first round, to No. 3 overall, to position themselves for a quarterback. Now that they have Sam Darnold, who went 16-of-21 for 198 yards with two touchdowns and an interception in his NFL debut, no one is questioning the Jets’ swapping [more]

The Ravens already know more than half of their inactive list for Thursday’s game against the Bengals, as four players have already been ruled out. Tight end Hayden Hurst, running back  Kenneth Dixon, defensive back Maurice Canady and defensive tackle Willie Henry were listed as out on their final injury report of the week. They also [more]

The Ravens crushed the Bills for a season-opening 47-3 victory last Sunday, but that result couldn’t do anything to change the fact that the Bills were in the playoffs last year while the Ravens were watching from home. It was close to going the other way, but Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton hit wide receiver Tyler [more]

An April 6 bus crash killed 16 players and staff and injured 13 others.

Grading the Indiana Pacers' offseason

Chiefs safety Eric Berry hasn’t practiced since mid-August and it remains unclear when that will change. Berry’s sore heel is keeping him out of practice again on Wednesday. Head coach Andy Reid said, via Brooke Pryor of the Kansas City Star, that the safety is making progress, but won’t return to the field “everything calms [more]