Новости за 30.07.2018

Raiders cornerback Gareon Conley only played in two games during his rookie season because of a shin injury, but that didn’t stop Raiders coaches from predicting big things from the first-round pick during the 2018 campaign. For that to happen, Conley will have to remain healthy. As of now, he hasn’t been able to pull [more]

The moment Friday’s edition of PFT Live ended, Florio Jr. and yours truly jumped in the truck and drove to Pittsburgh, for a flight to Minneapolis. After a full-day visit to Vikings training camp on Saturday, we came away with a quartet of recorded interviews for Monday’s #PFTPM. Today’s show has each of them, back [more]

The Chargers announced the signing of offensive lineman Erick Wren. Wren went undrafted out of Oklahoma. He had not signed with any team until now. Wren played 29 games, with 24 starts, in three seasons at OU. He was named All-Big 12 first team last season as a senior when he started all 14 games [more]

Carolyn Manno, Dale Jarrett and Parker Kligerman discuss the weekend's racing and Bubba Wallace's crash.

Tim Couch encourages the Browns to do what they didn’t do with him: Practice patience. Couch, the No. 1 overall pick in 1999, started his rookie season behind Ty Detmer. But a 43-0 loss to the Steelers in the season opener prompted the Browns to press Couch into service. He took 56 sacks that season [more]

Options are waning for the Blues.

The Colts have added a veteran tackle to the group of players vying for roles on their offensive line. The team announced the signing of J’Marcus Webb on Monday. Undrafted rookie tackle Jared Machorro was waived with an injury designation to make room for Webb and will revert to Indy’s injured reserve if he clears waivers. [more]

Citing his sixth concussion of his career, and concerns about his future, Seahawks linebacker Joshua Perry announced his retirement. Perry made the announcement via social media, saying his decision came after the latest concussion. “It wasn’t from a high velocity, big contact play,” he said. “It was a very pedestrian thing, and that was a [more]

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"My main focus is to score goals and help the LA Galaxy to the playoffs," Ibrahimovic said.

The NFL and NFL Players Association made progress on Friday, as they try to hammer out Anthem Policy 3.0. Steelers owner Art Rooney II possibly has provided a glimpse regarding what the new policy will entail. “Of course everybody wants the players to be standing, including most of the players,” Rooney said in a weekend [more]

The Xfinity and Cup races each will be on NBC this weekend.

The Falcons aren’t finished spending money. According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the team has now turned its attention to an extension for safety Ricardo Allen. His agent, Drew Rosenhaus, was in Atlanta today, making it convenient to talk. Allen’s was a restricted free agent, and got the second-round tender of $2.914 million. [more]

Jets quarterback Sam Darnold won’t be doing any “double dipping” (Chris Simms had a different term for it on Monday’s PFT Live, and Steve Levy would be proud), but Darnold picked up plenty of other non-financial terms in order to get his deal done. Darnold’s deal includes offset language on his future guarantees, meaning that [more]

There’s been talk of late about the Browns trying to sign wide receiver Dez Bryant to a one-year contract, but neither Bryant nor any other wideout was among the three players who joined the roster in Cleveland on Monday. The Browns announced that they have signed two defensive backs — Christian Boutte and Jeremiah McKinnon [more]

Cardinals defensive end Markus Golden remains on the physically unable to perform list as he continues his rehab from a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee. Golden declined Monday to put a timetable on a potential return, Darren Urban of the team website reports. But Golden added he is working daily and has [more]

Adams said that it started out as a simple issue of a rookie big man learning not to foul so much, and evolved from there.

Chelsea would only make a move for the young American if a corresponding sale is made.

The Bengals announced tight end Tyler Eifert and H-back Ryan Hewitt passed physicals and will begin practicing Monday. Eifert was on the physically unable to perform list after back issues limited him to 10 games over the past two seasons. Eifter told reporters a few days ago that he is “100 percent” sure he is [more]

After Panthers cornerback Ross Cockrell was injured during Monday’s practice, he was heard yelling that he broke his left leg before being carted off the field. Cockrell may not have a medical license, but his diagnosis was reportedly right on the money. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Cockrell did break his leg. There’s [more]

The Packers have had better days than Monday, but they hope the news isn’t as bad as it appears. First, Packers safety Kentrell Brice was carted off with a leg injury. Now, it’s linebacker Jake Ryan, according to multiple reports. Ryan injured his right leg/knee, pounding the ground and yelling. Ryan, 26, was a fourth-round [more]

Quarterback Sam Darnold has reported to training camp. The Jets posted a video of Darnold arriving at the team’s facility on Monday and saying that it is “a pleasure to be signed now.” That video came shortly after mutual reports that the third overall pick’s deal was done several days after the Jets opened up [more]

Harry Maguire has received plenty of interest since the World Cup ended, but according to his current boss, that’s all it will be. Leicester City manager Claude Puel has gone on record to say Maguire and also goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel will not leave King Power Stadium this summer, despite the litany of reports linking them

With fully padded practices back in full swing around the league, we’re also getting a wave of appearances from the dreaded cart. According to Rob Demovsky of ESPN.com, Packers safety Kentrell Brice was just carted off the field with a leg injury, which was suffered during special teams work. Brice, a former undrafted rookie, was [more]

A couple of recent NFC North head coaches are advising the XFL. Jim Caldwell, who was fired by the Lions this offseason, and John Fox, who was fired by the Bears, are both consulting with the XFL. XFL Commissioner Oliver Luck assembled a committee that will help shape the rules and style of play for [more]