Новости за 15.10.2018

Washington saves in luxury tax

Washington sends pick and cash to Milwaukee, which will waive Meeks

Edin Dzeko scored a brace, while Finland earned its fifth straight clean sheet.

Spain loses a competitive home match for the first time in 15 years.

The NASCAR America crew take a look back at Talladega and the 1000Bulbs.com 500.

The Jaguars have placed receiver Jaydon Mickens on injured reserve after he fractured his ankle in Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys. Mickens’ injury will take four to six weeks to heal. He played all six games this season, returning 12 punts for a 4.9 yards per return average and six kickoffs for a 24.8 average. [more]

Bills rookie quarterback Josh Allen left Sunday’s loss to the Texans with a right elbow injury and coach Sean McDermott provided an update on Allen’s condition when he met with the media on Monday. McDermott described Allen’s outlook as “week to week.” The coach was then asked if that meant that Allen is definitely going [more]

The fan who threw a beer on Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill has been banned from Gillette Stadium. Hill wants the fan to also be confined to a small cell. Or at least threatened with that possibility. “That type of behavior is unacceptable,” Hill’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said in a statement given to Adam Schefter of [more]

Derek Carr took six sacks and 10 hits in the 27-3 loss to the Seahawks. He begged to return to the game if Oakland got the ball back, but the Raiders didn’t see a reason to subject their quarterback to more punishment and never got another offensive chance anyway. Raiders coach Jon Gruden said afterward [more]

Kyle Larson has expressed frustrations with his car and team at times this season.

Indiana cuts into 2019 cap space

The 49ers have made a change to their roster a few hours ahead of Monday night’s game against the Packers. The team announced that tight end Ross Dwelley has been promoted from the practice squad. Defensive lineman Ryan Delaire was placed on waivers in a corresponding move. Dwelley signed with the 49ers after going undrafted [more]

He was only thought to be sidelined for three games.

The Dolphins re-signed offensive tackle Sam Young two days after cutting him. They announced the waived safety Maurice Smith in a corresponding move. Young has played 23 games with seven starts for the Dolphins since 2016 when he joined them as an unrestricted free agent from Jacksonville. In his career, Young has appeared in 81 [more]

Ravens left guard Alex Lewis was able to fly home with the team after taking a trip to a Nashville hospital to have a neck injury evaluated and the good medical news continued on Monday. Head coach John Harbaugh gave a positive update on Lewis’ condition less than 24 hours after he left the field [more]

Clippers also reportedly waiving Jawun Evans

The Falcons are in the market for a kicker. Head coach Dan Quinn said on Monday that Matt Bryant is likely to miss next Monday night’s game against the Giants. Bryant injured his hamstring in Sunday’s win over the Buccaneers and Quinn said they will be looking at options to fill in this week. Quinn [more]

The Packers are going to be short on experienced wide receivers tonight. According to Lisa Salters of ESPN, Packers wideouts Randall Cobb and Geronimo Allison are expected to be inactive for tonight’s game against the 49ers. Both are dealing with hamstring issues. Cobb has missed the last two games, and Allison the last one. Both [more]

The Broncos started 3-1 last season before losing eight in a row. They started 2-0 this season and now have lost four in a row. Vance Joseph’s hot seat is getting warmer by the loss, prompting questions about his job security. “We’ve lost four games in a row,” Joseph said Monday, via Mike Klis of [more]

The Vikings feared cornerback Mike Hughes‘ knee injury was a serious one on Sunday and those fears have been realized. Head coach Mike Zimmer confirmed on Monday that Hughes tore his ACL during the victory over the Cardinals. The injury will end the first-round pick’s rookie season after six games. Hughes had seen a healthy [more]

The Cowboys played at home Sunday, but in one of quirks in the NFL schedule, they will go eight weeks before playing another Sunday home game. They play three road games over the next eight weeks, have their open date and play one home game on a Monday night and back-to-back Thursday games. As it [more]

Broncos left guard Ronald Leary left Sunday’s loss to the Rams with an injury and he will not be back on the field again this season. Head coach Vance Joseph announced on Monday that Leary tore his Achilles. He will be placed on injured reserve this week. Leary played every snap of the first five [more]

Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill scored three second-half touchdowns on Sunday night, including a 75-yard catch-and-run with a burst the NFL hasn’t seen since Randy Moss took a short pass down the left sideline on Thanksgiving Day 1998 and blew past every player who thought he had an angle on the then-rookie. Hill, now in his [more]

Bengals linebacker Vontaze Burfict has been suspended for actions on the field in the past, but it doesn’t look like he’ll draw another ban based on his actions in Sunday’s loss to the Steelers. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Burfict is not expected to be suspended as a result of a hit to [more]

Buccaneers head coach Dirk Koetter worked for Mike Smith as the offensive coordinator of the Falcons and hired Smith as his defensive coordinator when he took over in Tampa in 2016, so it wasn’t surprising to hear him say that Monday’s decision to fire Smith was a difficult one. Koetter said at a press conference [more]