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NFL reinstates Cowboys DE Randy Gregory from yearlong suspension
When the Dallas Cowboys open training camp next week in Oxnard, California, defensive end Randy Gregory will be on hand but not yet able to practice fully. The NFL reinstated Gregory on a conditional basis on Tuesday, allowing him to be at camp and participate in meetings, conditioning work and similar activities, but he has […]
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Personal growth boosts new Redskins CB Adonis Alexander
Adonis Alexander wanted teams to know one thing leading up to the supplemental draft: He had learned his lesson in college. The Redskins sufficiently believed him, using a 2019 sixth-round pick Wednesday to select the Virginia Tech cornerback. Alexander was in the draft because he was ruled academically ineligible for his redshirt senior season. He […]
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Derrius Guice, healthy OL can solve Redskins’ run-game woes
But shouldn’t the line get some blame on short-yardage situations? On third-and-1 since 2014, the Redskins rank 28th in yards per carry and 22nd in converting those runs into first downs. That’s an issue. Still, it’s a respected line when healthy. The injuries along the front changed their run game last season. In Weeks 1-8, […]
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Finding the next Sean McVay: Head coaches who call offensive plays
Anthony Lynn got his first taste of calling plays while serving as the offensive coordinator for the Buffalo Bills in 2016. And Lynn wasn’t sure he wanted to give it up. Hired as the head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers in January of last year, Lynn debated whether to continue to call plays. Ultimately, […]
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NFL referees confident in catch rule reviews despite new criteria
Walt Coleman doesn’t see the revamped catch rule as a big change for NFL game officials because the veteran referee believes they’ve already been calling catches the new way. If anything, Coleman figures there will be fewer reviews of their rulings. “Most of the calls that seemed to create the most controversy, we ruled them […]
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Why Andrew Luck is worth the risk in fantasy drafts
A few weeks ago, I wrote about how Deshaun Watson should be the No. 1 fantasy quarterback this season based upon his huge upside being much more valuable than his risky downside. By very similar logic, Andrew Luck should also be drafted as a legitimate starting fantasy quarterback in fantasy leagues this season.nfl nike jerseys […]
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Eli Manning’s Super Bowl XLII helmet up for auction
One of the main pieces of evidence in the Eli Manning memorabilia fraud lawsuit that led to an undisclosed settlement is heading to the auction block. Manning’s helmet used in Super Bowl XLII, the game in which the underdog New York Giants upset the 18-0 New England Patriots to win the title, will be auctioned […]
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Aaron Rodgers’ backup battle futile without improvement
Although Hundley kept the Packers on the fringes of playoff contention with three victories after Rodgers broke his collarbone, coach Mike McCarthy’s postseason assessment that even in his third year Hundley “wasn’t ready for what he needed to be ready for” told all. No wonder the Packers traded for DeShone Kizer in March.nfl cheap jerseys […]
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The Randall Cobb debate: Old 27 or young eighth-year veteran?
This season could dictate how the Green Bay Packers receiver is viewed and what it means for his future with the team that picked him in the second round of the 2011 draft. It’s a pivotal spot not only because he’s in the final season of a four-year, $40 million contract, but given the opportunities […]
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Discus thrower packs on 80 pounds to make NFL run with Bills
Gerhard de Beer arrived at the University of Arizona on July 30, 2013 as a 6-foot-7, 240-pound South African discus thrower intent on becoming a football player. He walked off the Buffalo Bills’ practice field on June 14, 2018 as a 320-pound offensive tackle having completed his first NFL minicamp more than 8,000 miles from […]
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