Новости за 30.12.2019

Matthew Stafford‘s injury may have bought some people another year. But when next year starts, he’ll be there to try to help them stay. Via Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press, the Lions quarterback Monday said he planned to be ready for the team’s offseason work in April, after missing the final eight games of [more]

Chargers center Mike Pouncey did not play in the final 11 games this season. The Chargers placed him on injured reserve Oct. 9 after season-ending neck surgery. But Pouncey has plans to play next season. “I’m playing,” Pouncey said, via Gilbert Manzano of the Southern Cal News Group. “That’s my goal.” Pouncey, though, still needs [more]

Colts receiver T.Y. Hilton missed only four games his first seven seasons. He missed six this season with what he revealed Monday turned into a torn calf muscle. “When I came back and tried to practice, it made it worse,” Hilton said, via Joel Erickson of the Indianapolis Star. “It was very tough.” Hilton said [more]

Contrary to a report, Jason Garrett remains the coach of the Cowboys. For now. At this moment. Garrett and owner Jerry Jones met with the team in the final team meeting. Both Garrett and Jones spoke, via multiple reports. Garrett did not discuss his future during the meeting, via the reports. Instead, he thanked players [more]

Saturday’s ESPN report about Doug Marrone’s status with the Jaguars has been contradicted by another ESPN report on Monday. Marrone is set to meet with Jaguars owner Shad Khan on Tuesday, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That directly contradicts the report that ESPN pushed on Saturday, which said Marrone had already been informed he [more]

Alex Smith hasn’t played a down of football in over a year, spending much of this season alongside Washington owner Dan Snyder in his suite during games. Now, he wants to give Snyder a chance to watch him play. Via Ethan Cadeaux of NBCSportsWashington.com, Smith said Monday that his goal was to play again in [more]

While the world waits for the Cowboys to announce that Jason Garrett, barring a minor miracle, won’t return as the team’s head coach, an important question has emerged: Will any of the four teams with current vacancies try to hire him? The Browns, Panthers, Giants, and Washington are officially looking for coaches. Garrett’s name hasn’t [more]

The Seahawks haven’t had safety Quandre Diggs in the lineup the last two weeks because of an ankle injury, but they are optimistic about their chances of getting him back for Sunday’s game against the Eagles. Head coach Pete Carroll said during an appearance on 710 ESPN that the feeling at the moment is that [more]

The Buccaneers may end up keeping quarterback Jameis Winston after his amazing 30-30 season. But they’re at least going to make him sweat. Via Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times, Bucs coach Bruce Arians sent another volley in the direction of the only quarterback in league history to throw 30 touchdowns and 30 interceptions [more]

After the Broncos used three different quarterbacks this season, General Manager John Elway doesn’t see anyone other than Drew Lock getting the job next season. Elway said today that Lock is the clear choice, and he doesn’t expect a quarterback competition in 2020. “I don’t see any options right now. He finished and did a [more]

Broncos running back Phillip Lindsay made some history in Sunday’s win over the Raiders. Lindsay ran 18 times for 53 yards, which gave him 1,011 rushing yards for the year. Lindsay ran for 1,037 yards as a rookie and he’s the first undrafted player to run for at least 1,000 yards in each of his [more]

The day began with Washington poised to hire Ron Rivera to be the team’s next head coach. A deal hasn’t happened yet. Les Carpenter of the Washington Post reports that “negotations . . . are moving more slowly than expected” between Rivera and the team. It’s an intriguing development. Perhaps other teams that are looking [more]

The Chiefs moved up to the No. 2 seed in the AFC with Sunday’s win over the Chargers, but they lost a starting safety for the rest of the season in the process. Safety Juan Thornhill suffered a knee injury that created immediate concern about his availability for the playoffs. Head coach Andy Reid said [more]

Left tackle Anthony Castonzo played out the final season on his contract and he said on Monday that he’s not sure he’ll re-sign with the Colts for the 2020 campaign. Castonzo is not sure he’ll be signing with anyone else either. According to multiple reporters from Indianapolis, Castonzo said he’s weighing options that include retirement [more]

There were glances last year, but the Browns never made a connection with Mike McCarthy. They want to make sure they give him another chance. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Browns want to interview the former Packers coach for this year’s vacancy. There was some interest last year, but [more]

The Raiders are headed to Las Vegas and they’re taking Richie Incognito with them. Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reported on Monday that Incognito has agreed to an extension with the Raiders. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media followed up with details about the pact a short time later. It’s a two-year extension worth $14 million [more]

Broncos quarterback will know in the next few weeks about his health status, though his professional status seems to be settled. Via Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com, Flacco said he planned to have an MRI in the next month to see if he’ll need surgery to repair the herniated disc which ended his season. He said [more]

After the Giants fired Pat Shurmur as their head coach on Monday morning, they announced that they will retain General Manager Dave Gettleman. Giants co-owner John Mara explained that decision at a press conference on Monday afternoon. Mara said that the team wants to give Gettleman’s approach “a chance to see if it’s going to [more]

The first couple of names linked to the Browns’ head coaching search came from the offensive side of the ball, but the team isn’t ignoring defensive candidates to replace Freddie Kitchens. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the team has requested an interview with 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh. Saleh can interview this week [more]

The Eagles dealt with a lot of injuries during the regular season and their issues will continue in the postseason. Eagles head coach Doug Pederson announced at his Monday press conference that right guard Brandon Brooks will miss the playoffs as a result of the shoulder injury he suffered in Sunday’s win over the Giants. [more]

On Saturday, ESPN reported that the Jaguars had informed coach Doug Marrone that he was fired, effective upon the conclusion of Sunday’s game against the Colts. Sunday’s game against the Colts has come and gone, and Marrone has not been fired. On Sunday, ESPN softened its report to indicate merely that Marrone would be fired [more]

Eli Manning met with reporters in the Giants locker room on Monday and everyone expects it will be the last time that happens while Manning is an active player. Manning’s contract is expiring and Daniel Jones has been installed as the team’s starting quarterback, so the expectation is that Manning will be moving on in [more]

Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy interviewed with the Jets when they were looking for a new head coach after the 2018 season and he’s on the radar of MetLife Stadium’s other team during this coaching cycle. According to multiple reports, the Giants have requested permission to interview with Bieniemy. The Panthers have also requested a [more]

The Browns got a couple of looks at the offense that Greg Roman built for the Ravens this season and it appears they were as impressed as everyone else. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports that the Browns have requested permission to interview the Ravens offensive coordinator for their head coaching vacancy. Freddie Kitchens was fired [more]

Jason Garrett said after Sunday’s win over Washington that he had “no idea” if he’d be back as the Cowboys head coach in 2020, but he may get some sense of his future on Monday. Garrett said on 105.3 The Fan Monday morning that he will meet with the team around noon and then move [more]