Новости за 14.05.2018

The Patriots signed punter Corey Bojorquez after he tried out at the team’s rookie minicamp over the weekend, Mike Reiss of ESPN reports. The team had to make a corresponding move to get him on the roster. It’s no secret that Bill Belichick likes left-footed punters, and Bojorquez is one, just like incumbent punter Ryan [more]

Broncos running back De'Angelo Henderson is feeling fortunate to be alive — and ready to play football — after he was in what could have been a serious accident. Henderson wrote on Instagram that he is dealing with only minor injuries and expects to be ready to participate in Denver’s Organized Team Activities. “With OTAs [more]

The Saints confirmed Monday that they signed a couple of veteran players — tackle Michael Ola and defensive tackle Jay Bromley — after tryouts at their rookie minicamp and also announced the addition of a pair of undrafted rookies. Linebacker KeShun Freeman comes to New Orleans after spending the last four years at Georgia Tech. He [more]

Kevin Harvick's Southern 500 scheme is based on Busch Beer's 1996 can design.

Quarterback Stephen Morris got waived by the Seahawks over the weekend, but he didn’t have to wait long to land another job. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Texans have claimed Morris and added him to their 90-man roster. Morris spent just under a month with the Seahawks and has spent time with [more]

Knowing they might not have Reuben Foster this season, the 49ers began formulating a Plan B long ago. They re-signed Brock Coyle, signed veteran Korey Toomer and selected BYU linebacker Fred Warner in the third round. They also welcome the return of Malcolm Smith, who tore a pectoral muscle in training camp after signing a [more]

Golden State will get its chance in Western Conference finals

The Raiders opened a hole at punter when they released Marquette King and they filled it by taking punter Johnny Townsend in the fifth round of the draft last month. On Monday, they got Townsend under contract. The Raiders announced that Townsend has agreed to a four-year deal with the team. Townsend comes to Oakland [more]

Washington owns a 2-0 series lead.

The Jaguars announced the signings of three tryout players. They waived offensive lineman Avery Gennesy to keep the roster at 90 players. Jacksonville signed tight end Zach Conque, linebacker Manase Hungalu and offensive lineman Brandon Smith. Conque spent parts of his rookie season of 2017 on the practice squads of the Texans and Jets. A [more]

Broncos running back De'Angelo Henderson was involved in a car accident on Saturday night, but avoided any severe injuries. Team spokesman Patrick Smyth announced on Monday that Henderson was taken to the hospital as a precaution and released after suffering minor injuries. Henderson was at the Broncos facility on Monday and is expected to participate [more]

Hue Jackson is a man of his word, but his doctor still had a say. According to Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, the Browns head coach is going to make good on his promise from after the 2016 season to jump in Lake Erie if his team went 1-15 again. Of course, [more]

The Bears announced they signed five players, while placing four on waivers. Chicago signed receiver Matt Fleming, defensive back John Franklin III, offensive lineman Jeremi Hall, defensive back Tyrin Holloway and offensive lineman Matt McCants. They cut offensive lineman Travis Averill, linebacker Howard Jones, offensive lineman Cameron Lee and linebacker Nyles Morgan. The Giants made [more]

Philadelphia to let him hit 2019 unrestricted free agency

The car Darrell Wallace Jr. finished second with in the Daytona 500 went for $83,197.

Veteran defensive tackle Jay Bromley landed a job this weekend. Bromley took part in the Saints’ rookie minicamp on a tryout basis and multiple reports on Monday have him signing a contract with the team. Bromley was a third-round pick by the Giants in 2014 and spent the last four years with the team. He [more]

The Titans have made changes to their roster after the conclusion of their three-day rookie minicamp. Five players will join the roster after trying out for the team over the weekend. They are defensive back Joseph Este, tight end Anthony Firkser, linebacker Robert Spillane, linebacker Tobenna Okeke, and defensive lineman Connor Flagel. Este played nearby [more]

Today is the day that bookies throughout America have dreaded. On the surface, those who have been taking illegal bets on sporting events should be relieved that the primary impediment to legalization has been cleared. But few bookies ever get busted for taking bets; other illegal activities and/or income tax irregularities tend to be the [more]

The "Centurions" are taking over Manchester for their PL trophy parade. Watch it all, here.

New York apparently playing nice

The Panthers have worked to remake their wide receiver position this offseason, which means offloading the leftovers from last year. According to Joe Person of the Charlotte Observer, the Panthers are releasing veteran wideout Russell Shepard today, after he refused their offer of a pay cut. The move clears $2.1 million worth of cap room. [more]

Former NFL officiating head Dean Blandino is taking on a role at the college level. College Football Officiating announced on Monday that Blandino has accepted a job as their director of instant replay. The job will focus on offseason development and education while Blandino remains in his role as a rules analyst for NFL and [more]

The Lions found three guys at their rookie minicamp who they wanted to take a longer look at. The team announced they had signed wide receiver Deontez Alexander, tight end Marcus Lucas, and cornerback Josh Okonye. Lucas spent some time with the Panthers, and was on the practice squads of the Raiders and Colts last year. [more]

There are 21 entries for the Monster Energy Open held before the All-Star Race.

The NFLPA has joined many others in the sports world by issuing a statement in the wake of Monday’s Supreme Court decision overturning a federal ban on state-sanctioned sports betting. “The Supreme Court’s decision today reaffirms the decision to collaborate with the other sports unions on the issues of player safety, integrity of our games [more]