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NFL: Cousins, Crosby sent home after Raiders camp bust-up
Two leaders punished in Las Vegas The Raiders sent Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby home from Saturday’s practice. The pair had gone chest to chest the day before during camp drills, and the club’s internal rules ban fights. The punishment came down fast. “We have very clear expectations about how we train and work. We…
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NFL: Lane Johnson hints 2026 could be his last season
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson says 2026 will probably be his final season. The two-time Super Bowl champion turned 36 in May.
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NFL: Raiders bench Cousins and Crosby after camp scuffle
Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby traded blows in Raiders camp. Klint Kubiak sat both for a day, and rookie Fernando Mendoza pounced on the opening.
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NFL: Mahomes set for a blank preseason
Mahomes rested for the preseason Patrick Mahomes is unlikely to play in the preseason. Andy Reid said as much on Friday. The Kansas City Chiefs coach warned reporters before the first game against the Rams, set for August 15. Reid did not waste any time. He ruled out the idea of throwing his quarterback into…
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NFL: Ayomanor leaves practice with shoulder scare
Collision at practice A minor scare in Nashville. Elic Ayomanor left Thursday’s session after taking a hit to his left shoulder. The Tennessee Titans receiver was hurt on what looked like a routine play, a red-zone drill, before colliding with safety Kevin Winston Jr. and suddenly everything changed. Coach Robert Saleh sounded relatively calm. “It…
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NFL: Bills lock up guard Torrence with $78.4M extension
Buffalo locks down its offensive line Seventy-eight point four million dollars. That is what the Buffalo Bills just committed to keeping O’Cyrus Torrence in Buffalo. According to ESPN, the club and its right guard agreed to a four-year extension on Friday, tying him to the franchise through 2030. Torrence was still on his rookie deal.…
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NFL: Dart shrugs off facemask toss as pure competitiveness
A red-zone run, a ball off the facemask, a taunting flag. Jaxson Dart says it was nothing more than two brothers competing.
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NFL: Jonathan Taylor extends with the Colts
A deal that locks in the future Jonathan Taylor is staying in Indianapolis. The running back agreed to a two-year extension on Thursday, according to multiple US media reports. The deal is worth $44 million and can rise to $47 million. ESPN has the finer details. The agreement adds on to the season already included…
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NFL: Broncos’ Jaylen Waddle sidelined 4-5 days
Denver’s big offseason bet on Jaylen Waddle hits an early, minor snag. A leg strain will keep the receiver out for a handful of days.
