Новости за 01.10.2018

Jaguars coach Doug Marrone has been accused of poor sportsmanship after his team went for two after scoring a touchdown to take a 31-12 lead over the Jets with 25 seconds remaining in Sunday’s game. He now says he wishes someone had told him just to kick the extra point. “If I had to do [more]

A late penalty kick helped Bournemouth edge past Palace at the Vitality Stadium.

Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said he expects receiver Terrance Williams to rejoin the team Tuesday. Williams missed the first game of his career Sunday. The Cowboys made Williams inactive, and he did not attend the game. Garrett said Williams was “working through some off-field stuff.” Williams also missed practice Friday, a non-injury-related absence. Williams, the [more]

The Buccaneers announced they released defensive lineman Jerel Worthy on Monday. Worthy played in all four games for the Buccaneers this season, recording three tackles. He played 72 defensive snaps and two on special teams. The Packers made Worthy a second-round pick in 2012. He played two seasons in Green Bay before a knee injury. [more]

Colts head coach Frank Reich didn’t hesitate when it came to explaining his decision to go for it on fourth-and-4 from his own 43-yard-line with 27 seconds left in overtime on Sunday. Reich said he would do the same thing “10 times out of 10” even though the Colts weren’t able to convert for a [more]

The 3-0 Chiefs face the 2-1 Broncos on Monday night, in a showdown that will showcase for a national audience the new-look Kansas City offense. And even though the offense is fundamentally the same, the coordinator has changed, with Matt Nagy leaving for the Bears and Eric Bieniemy taking over. So what’s the biggest different [more]

Mavericks guard: 'The gimmicks and everything that comes with it. I'm not with it'

In 2017, the NFL reacted to the Buccaneers being required to play on a Thursday after playing slightly more than 73 minutes on a Sunday by limiting the total length of a regular-season game to 70 minutes. On Sunday, the Colts played a game that lasted the full 70 minutes, and they’ll play again on [more]

The Vikings aren’t sure when (or if) defensive end Everson Griffen will return. So they’re checking off some boxes in case his absence is extended. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Vikings worked out veteran ends Lamarr Houston and Robert Ayers. They’re also expected to sign Jonathan Wynn to their practice squad, bringing back [more]

Colts running back Robert Turbin returned to the team Monday feeling good and “ready to roll.” “We don’t know what’s going to happen just yet, but whatever I’m asked to do, I’m ready to do,” Turbin said, via George Bremer of CNHI Sports Indiana. Turbin served a four-game suspension for violating the league’s performance enhancing [more]

Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn’t happy with the team’s offensive performance in Sunday’s 22-0 win over the Bills. Rodgers called the unit’s effort “not acceptable” and made references to areas where the game plan put together by the coaching staff failed to put the Packers in the best possible position to succeed. Rodgers said questions [more]

His recent track record is not going to help him.

Clint Bowyer entered the Roval as one of four drivers below the cutoff. He was the only to advance to Round 2.

It didn’t take long for Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette‘s attempt to return to the lineup in Week Four to hit a snag. Fournette missed two games with a hamstring injury and he was back in the locker room getting medical attention before the end of the first half against the Jets. Fournette was ruled [more]

If Dolphins cornerback Bobby McCain was faking an injury on Sunday, he’s committed to his craft. It was McCain whose curiously-timed injury prompted Patriots coach Bill Belichick to say “that’s f–king bullsh-t” to an official. Per a league source, McCain will miss 2-3 weeks with a knee injury. McCain exited Gillette Stadium after the 38-7 [more]

The Rams remain a talented team, but injuries are thinning them out considerably. According to Gary Klein of the Los Angeles Times, Rams coach Sean McVay said outside linebacker Dominique Easley had knee surgery Monday and was likely headed to injury reserve. Easley has battled knee problems since college, and this was his fourth surgery. He [more]

Christian Pulisic is back with the USMNT after taking four months off from international duty.

Anna DeGuzman performs awesome illusions

Anna DeGuzman performs awesome illusions

The Dolphins fear center Daniel Kilgore tore his triceps, Barry Jackson of the Miami Herald reports. The timetable is uncertain for Kilgore, but a torn triceps obviously is a significant injury. Kilgore played only 16 of 49 offensive snaps before leaving with his injury in Sunday’s loss to the Patriots. Travis Swanson replaced him. Kilgore [more]

After one of the best games of his career on Sunday, Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott is back in a familiar place: Leading the NFL in rushing. Elliott has 426 yards on 73 carries, putting him well ahead of the No. 2 rusher, Rams running back Todd Gurley, who has 338 yards on 79 carries. [more]

The Seahawks won’t have Earl Thomas, but neither will the Chiefs. The Chiefs had “significant interest” in acquiring the Pro Bowl safety, Terez Paylor of Yahoo Sports reports. The two teams continued trade talks last week, and although they didn’t get a deal done, the Chiefs were “inching closer toward a deal, and there was [more]

Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter played it coy when it came to naming his team’s starting quarterback for Week Four, but he’s taking a different approach for their return to action in Week Six. Koetter cited competitive advantage as his rationale for keeping quiet and the effectiveness of that approach can rightly be questioned after Sunday’s [more]

Quarterbacks have it easy these days. Defenders have it hard. The rules have swung in favor of the offense. If you don’t believe it, try this: Five quarterbacks — Jared Goff (465 yards), Andrew Luck (464), Derek Carr (437), Kirk Cousins (422) and Matt Ryan (419) — passed for at least 400 yards this week. [more]

After safety Eric Reid signed with the Panthers last week, word was that the team never asked him if he would kneel during the playing of the national anthem when discussing his potential addition to the roster. Reid didn’t get through his first meeting with reporters since the signing without fielding the question, however. Reid, [more]