Новости за 02.04.2021

The Bills signed one free agent offensive lineman on Friday and they had another one in for a visit. Field Yates of ESPN reports that tackle Le'Raven Clark is visiting with the team. The Bills announced the signing of Jamil Douglas earlier in the day. Clark was a 2016 third-round pick of the Colts and [more]

The NFL has suspended Rams defensive back Tyrique McGhee for the second time in four months. Jourdan Rodrigue of TheAthletic.com reports McGhee will serve a five-game suspension beginning Week 1 of the regular season for violating the league’s policy on performance-enhancing substances. McGhee, 22, will lose his pay for the five weeks he is suspended. [more]

Raiders cornerback Nevin Lawson will be serving a suspension to open a season for the second year in a row. According to multiple reports, Lawson has been suspended two games for a violation of the league’s performance-enhancing drug policy. He was suspended for the opening game last year for using his helmet as a weapon [more]

The Bears once believed in Mitchell Trubisky. They believed in him so much that they traded the No. 3, 67 and 111 overall choices in 2017 as well as a 2018 third-rounder to the 49ers to move up one spot to draft him. Trubisky lasted four seasons and 50 starts, and now, the Bears are [more]

The Jaguars had linebacker Damien Wilson in for a visit this week and they’ll be spending more time with him in the future. The team announced Wilson’s signing on Friday afternoon. They did not announce any terms of the deal. Wilson spent the last two seasons with the Chiefs and started all 35 games he [more]

Isaiah Thomas is one of the most beloved players in the NBA.

The Bills have added another piece to their offensive line. The team announced on Friday that they have signed offensive lineman Jamil Douglas. Douglas agreed to a one-year deal with the AFC East club. Douglas was a fourth-round pick of the Dolphins in 2015 and remained with Miami through the middle of the 2016 season. [more]

Kolton Miller is one of the first members of the 2018 draft class to receive a contract extension, officially inking the deal that comes with a reported $42.6 million guaranteed on Friday. Miller just became eligible for a new contract following the conclusion of the 2020 season, as he’d finished his third year. He admitted [more]

NFL owners approved a move to a 17-game regular season schedule at this week’s league meetings and some players have been critical of that decision. During an interview with Brian Sozzi of Yahoo Finance, Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes avoided criticism and said players have “to go out there and adjust” regardless of their feelings about [more]

As Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts moves from Year 1 to Year 2 of his NFL career, he’ll be switching from Jersey No. 2 to Jersey No. 1. The Eagles announced today that Hurts is wearing No. 1 this season. Last year he wore No. 2. In college he wore No. 1 at Oklahoma and wore [more]

Chivas v Santos Laguna takes center stage this weekend in Liga MX, as NBC Sports continues to offer everything you need around every single Chivas home game.

Cornerback William Jackson III spent the last five seasons with the Bengals, but it doesn’t sound like he’ll be missing too much about those days now that he has signed with the Washington Football Team as a free agent. During an appearance on 106.7 The Fan, Jackson said that he’s excited to play behind a [more]

There’s an unwritten rule among network colleagues to not call coworkers out publicly. (Some in the business would say that this also applies to employees at competing networks.) Recently, ESPN’s Kirk Herbstreit deviated from that convention regarding comments made by ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky about Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields. It started when Orlovsky shared with [more]

Some teams even want to change the buyout system in the next Collective Bargaining Agreement.

Former NFL center LeCharles Bentley has landed a job in the league office. The NFL announced on Friday that Bentley has been named senior advisor of player performance and development. He will advise executive vice president of football operations Troy Vincent and work with youth, high school, and international football programs on teaching proper football [more]

Man City is going to win the Premier League, but Leicester City would love to slow the coronation schedule when it hosts Pep Guardiola's eaders on Saturday.

Pro Soccer Talk's Joe Prince-Wright makes his PL score predictions with the odds on upsets, big wins, and tight clashes.

This is always a feisty Yorkshire derby and this will be no different at Elland Road on Saturday.

Be You is back. Bears coach Matt Nagy, who called the offensive plays in a 2018 season that saw him finish as the NFL’s coach of the year, delegated the task during the 2020 season to offensive coordinator Bill Lazor. Now, Nagy says he’ll be back in the saddle. Via Brad Biggs of the Chicago [more]

Between spotty play and an injury that kept him out of the late stages of the season, Jeff Okudah had a disappointing rookie year in 2020. The No. 3 overall pick appeared in nine games last season, starting six of them. He recorded and interception and a pair of passes defensed. Head coach Dan Campbell [more]

The article in the Los Angeles Times regarding the sudden and unexpected dysfunction within Chargers ownership makes a claim that has gained significant traction. That claim, however, is not factually accurate. The claim is this: Dean Spanos has promised to hire an investment banker after the 2024 season to find a buyer for the team. [more]

Bears General Manager Ryan Pace is standing strongly behind his recently signed quarterback Andy Dalton, saying Dalton is definitely Chicago’s starter and has all the credentials the Bears need. “Obviously, his experience,” Pace said in extolling Dalton’s virtues, via Andrew Siciliano of NFL Network. “He’s a nine-year starter. He’s been to three Pro Bowls.” It’s [more]

We focus our Premier League Power Rankings on the player of the season debate.

Does Draymond Green not care about the play-in because every game deserves maximum attention regardless or feel the play-in is beneath him?

Cornerback Isaac Yiadom was set to make more than $2.14 million for the Giants this season, but he’s agreed to take less money in hopes of improving his chances of sticking with the team. Dan Duggan of TheAthletic.com reports that Yiadom has taken a pay cut to $1.07 million for the 2021 season. His previous [more]