Новости за 14.10.2018

Vikings first-round pick Mike Hughes hurt his knee on Sunday and initial reports indicate that the cornerback’s rookie season is over. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports the Vikings believe Hughes has torn his ACL. Head coach Mike Zimmer said after the game that Hughes will have an MRI and reports from the game said [more]

The Rams defense got beaten for some big plays in last Sunday’s 33-31 win over the Seahawks and the Broncos hit one to help them get on the board in Denver this Sunday. Quarterback Case Keenum hit wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders for what was initially ruled a 44-yard touchdown over cornerback Troy Hill that put [more]

Everyone was betting against the Dolphins. But Brock Osweiler had other ideas. On a day when Osweiler was the surprise starter in Miami, he led his team to an upset victory over a Bears defense that had looked like one of the best in the league — until Osweiler picked it apart. Osweiler wasn’t great, [more]

It wasn’t one of the Vikings’ prettiest victories, but a win is a win is a win. Latavius Murray rushed for 155 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries for the Vikings’ 31st-ranked rushing game as Minnesota beat Arizona 27-17. Receiver Adam Thielen had his sixth consecutive 100-yard game, catching 11 passes for 123 yards [more]

The Falcons are apparently better at playing without injured offensive starters than defensive starters. Despite losing wide receivers Calvin Ridley and Mohamed Sanu to injuries during the game, the Falcons held on to beat the Buccaneers 34-29. It was just the second win of the year for the Falcons (2-4), and it didn’t come easily. [more]

The 33-year-old seemed a bit bitter about France winning the World Cup this summer without him.

The Jets had not scored at least 40 points in a home game since the first week of the 2012 season, but that run came to an end against the Colts on Sunday. Sam Darnold threw two touchdowns, Jason Myers hit seven field goals and the Jets defense had four takeaways in a 42-34 win. [more]

The Bengals looked like they were going to hang on to a hard-fought win over the Steelers to snap a streak. Then Antonio Brown happened. The Steelers wide receiver took a quick pass from Ben Roethlisberger (against a blitz) and went 31 yards for a touchdown with 10 seconds left in the game, pushing his [more]

The Chargers won’t be at home for a while, but they kicked off an extended road trip in fine style Sunday. Melvin Gordon ran for three touchdowns, Philip Rivers threw two others and the Chargers improved to 4-2 with a 38-14 win over the Browns. They will be hanging out in Cleveland for the next [more]

Kyle Larson was running around 10th when the incident occurred.

The Texans scored 10 points in 11 seconds late in the fourth quarter to pull a 20-13 victory out of their helmet. Ka'imi Fairbairn kicked a 27-yard field goal with 1:34 remaining after the Texans failed to score a touchdown after reaching the Buffalo 1-yard line. It tied the game at 13-13. Texans cornerback Johnathan [more]

The Panthers weren’t able to overcome a sloppy game with last-minute heroics this week. Washington held on for a 23-17 win over the Panthers, with Carolina’s fourth-down attempt in Washington’s territory falling incomplete, which was a good description of the day. Both teams are now 3-2. Washington ran out to a 17-0 lead, which was [more]

James jumped on stage during “Sicko Mode” a Scott song featuring Drake. As you might expect, the crowd at Staples went wild.

Cowboys defensive tackle David Irving will make his debut today. Despite only three practices since November, Irving will play against the Jaguars. Receiver Brice Butler, though, won’t play with a groin injury. The Cowboys listed him among their seven inactives. Dallas’ other inactives are defensive tackle Caraun Reid, linebacker Sean Lee (hamstring), linebacker Joe Thomas [more]

Seattle and Oakland both made the long, long trip to London to meet today at Wembley Stadium, but only one team looked jet lagged. That team was the Raiders, who came out looking listless and never really did much of anything, falling behind 17-0 by halftime and slouching toward a 27-3 loss. Seahawks quarterback Russell [more]

The Jets upped their lead to 17 points to open the second half of Sunday’s game against the Colts, but two Andrew Luck touchdown passes mean things remain interesting as the fourth quarter gets underway. Luck opened the quarter with a touchdown pass to tight end Erik Swoope and the extra point cut the Jets [more]

The Browns lost a member of their starting defense on their way to giving up another touchdown to the Chargers. Linebacker Joe Schobert left the game with a hamstring injury and was ruled out for the rest of the afternoon in short order. Chargers running back Melvin Gordon found his way into the end zone [more]

Nathan Peterman replaced Josh Allen in the third quarter after the Bills starting quarterback injured his right elbow. Peterman has completed 2 of 3 passes for 22 yards, including a 16-yard touchdown to Zay Jones. He has given the Bills their first lead of the day, 13-10, early in the fourth quarter. Buffalo trailed 10-0 [more]

Denis Cheryshev has six goals in his last nine international matches.

Josh Allen left the game with 2:41 remaining in the third quarter. The Bills quarterback appeared to hit his right elbow on a helmet on his follow-through. The Bills list him as questionable to return. The team’s medical staff looked at Allen on the sideline, and he threw a few passes. But Nathan Peterman stayed [more]

The Browns forced a punt to open the third quarter and Baker Mayfield took the ball with his team down 15 points to the Chargers at home. His next snap will come with the Browns down 22 points. Mayfield threw the ball across his body on Cleveland’s first offensive play of the half and Chargers [more]

Adam Thielen is over 100 yards for a sixth consecutive game to start the season. He has 10 catches for 114 yards and a touchdown. The touchdown came on a 13-yard catch from Kirk Cousins with 10:06 remaining in the third quarter and padded the Vikings’ lead to 20-10. The Vikings drove right down the [more]

When the week began, it looked like the Rams might be down a pair of wide receivers on Sunday afternoon. Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp both cleared the concussion protocol over the last seven days, however, and both are officially active for the Rams on a snowy day in Denver. They also have returner JoJo [more]

The Browns spent much of the first half in Chargers territory, but they have very little to show for it. Six drives past midfield resulted in just two field goals and Philip Rivers threw a pair of touchdown passes in the second quarter to leave the Chargers up 21-6 at the half. Both touchdowns were [more]

The Jets turned the ball over twice in the first half of Sunday’s game against the Colts and lost an early lead, but the visiting team proved to be even looser with their ball security before the second quarter came to an end. Colts running back Robert Turbin lost a fumble on a hit by [more]