Новости за 19.09.2018

The league and players' union sent out a letter to players telling them to take advantage of new NBA mental health programs.

The three-time reigning champions are back in the UEFA Champions League for Wednesday's matches, as is their talisman.

The is a stay-the-course hire.

The Uber driver who accused Jameis Winston of groping her has filed a lawsuit against the Buccaneers quarterback, Matt Baker of the Tampa Bay Times reports. The driver, identified as Kate P. in federal court papers filed Tuesday, alleges that Winston grabbed her crotch as she drove him through a restaurant drive-through in March 2016 [more]

Earlier Tuesday, the Bears became the first team to announce they are maximizing the league’s social justice matching program. Now, the Buccaneers and more than a dozen players have announced a year-long, player-led social justice program that doubles the commitment of the Bears and their players. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Foundation’s Social Justice Fund, a [more]

"It is the perfect start for us," said James Milner, who scored in the win.

The tough decision car owner Barney Visser had to make. The debate on Ross Chastain helping a competitor on the track and more.

Dan Bailey signed a one-year, $2 million deal with the Vikings, Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports. Bailey was due to make $3.4 million in base salary this season and count $4.2 million against the Cowboys’ cap, part of the reason Dallas released him. He must really want to win a Super Bowl and believes [more]

Chip Kelly’s foray into NFL coaching ended badly, but his return to college coaching is off to an even worse start. Kelly, now the coach at UCLA after being fired by the 49ers and Eagles, is off to an 0-3 start after a 38-14 loss at home to Fresno State. And Kelly is taking criticism [more]

More than just a "glorified roster update" from EA.

More than just a "glorified roster update" from EA.

He had ankle surgery during last season but is not fully recovered yet.

Word on Monday was that running back Rob Kelley will miss at least the next month due to a toe injury that may require surgery. It will actually be at least eight weeks before he’s back in action. Washington placed Kelley on injured reserve Tuesday as one of the corresponding moves to go with their [more]

The Raiders waived Shilique Calhoun a week ago, re-signing him to the practice squad. They promoted him to the 53-player roster Tuesday to take the place of defensive tackle Brian Price. The Raiders selected Calhoun in the third round of the 2016 draft. He has played in 20 games since, making 12 tackles and half [more]

The Titans are shuffling their roster heading into Week Three. The team added wide receiver Nick Williams to the active roster on Tuesday morning and they made two more additions in the afternoon. Running back Dalyn Dawkins has been summoned from the practice squad and cornerback Kenneth Durden was re-signed after being dropped over the [more]

The Cardinals cut defensive tackle Garrison Smith on Tuesday, although they announced no corresponding move to fill Smith’s spot on the 53-player roster. Arizona claimed Smith off waivers from the Falcons following final cutdowns. He played in both games for the Cardinals, logging 16 snaps and a tackle against the Rams on Sunday and 14 [more]

The Seahawks fell to 0-2 in a 24-17 loss to the Bears on Monday night and quarterback Russell Wilson was sacked six times on the way to that defeat. Wilson was also sacked six times by the Broncos in the team’s Week One loss, which has led many to opine that the Seahawks have failed [more]

From time to time, an NFL player suspended for violation of the PED policy huffs and puffs about filing a lawsuit. Chargers defensive lineman Corey Liuget is attempting to financially blow someone’s house down. Liuget has filed a lawsuit in a California federal court against Ian Danney and Performance Enhancement Professionals, Inc. (the name maybe [more]

Over the last couple of years, social justice issues have been a talking point for many in the NFL and the Bears have announced a new initiative to address them in Chicago. The Bears announced on Tuesday that the team’s players have pledged a $250,000 donation toward social justice initiatives and that the team will [more]