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NFL Week 13 takeaways, stat leaders: Browns put up 41 points, and the Jets find a new way to lose
Week 13 in the NFL saw some wild endings and near upsets. The Raiders needed a deep-ball touchdown pass to Henry Ruggs III in the closing seconds to avoid a loss to the winless Jets, while the Vikings were forced to overtime against the one-win Jaguars before hitting a game-winning field goal. The Lions overcame […]
Continue readingHouston Texans release WR Kenny Stills
The Houston Texans released veteran wide receiver Kenny Stills in a mutual parting Friday. Stills immediately becomes an attractive option for a number of contending teams looking for proven speed at receiver. Stills, who was in the final year of his contract, will hit waivers first. Teams will have an opportunity to claim him for […]
Continue readingNFL Thanksgiving fantasy football inactives watch: Who’s in and who’s out?
Who should you start? Who should you sit? To help you set your fantasy football lineups and to avoid starting a player who won’t be in the lineup, we’ll post fantasy-relevant updates and analysis here as NFL teams release their inactives, typically about 90 minutes before kickoff. Any rankings cited in this column come from […]
Continue readingHouston Texans place WR Randall Cobb on IR, out at least 3 games
The team announced Wednesday that Cobb and fellow receiver Kenny Stills (quadriceps) would not travel with the team for the Thanksgiving Day matchup against the Lions. Cobb left the Texans’ victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday after catching a touchdown pass. The slot receiver has 38 catches for 441 yards and three touchdowns […]
Continue readingNFL Week 11 fantasy football inactives watch: Who’s in and who’s out?
Refresh often for the latest information. Sammy Watkins, WR, KC: Hamstring — OUT Impact: Mecole Hardman has been activated from the reserve/COVID-19 list. Demarcus Robinson/Byron Pringle could end up playing on 3-WR sets. Jalen Richard, RB, LV: Chest — OUT Drew Lock, QB, DEN: Ribs — Active Impact: Practiced all week, so was fully expected […]
Continue readingNFL trade deadline winners and losers: Avery Williamson lands on a contender; no receiver help for Aaron Rodgers
NFL trade deadline day, as is often the case, came and went Tuesday with more fizzle than sizzle. A few big names got kicked around, but there wasn’t much late movement, and not many people were surprised. This year more than ever, with COVID-19 testing requirements delaying the availability of new player acquisitions and next […]
Continue readingSource: Ryan Kerrigan has requested trade, but Washington Football Team won’t deal veteran DE
Another source insisted to ESPN on Sunday that Kerrigan has not requested a trade. Multiple people around the NFL believe that Kerrigan values loyalty to the franchise and his family over money. Kerrigan, 32, is in the final year of his deal with Washington. The four-time Pro Bowler said earlier this year that he wanted […]
Continue readingNFL trade deadline offers: 13 proposals for players who could get dealt in 2020, including Sam Darnold, Dwayne Haskins, Zach Ertz
The NFL trade deadline used to be a waste of time. Not anymore. While there were no actual trades on deadline day a year ago, we saw 11 significant trades in the two weeks leading up to it. The big acquisitions seemed like cornerback Jalen Ramsey (Rams) and wide receivers Mohamed Sanu (Patriots) and Emmanuel […]
Continue readingHouston Texans fire coach/GM Bill O’Brien after 0-4 start
HOUSTON — The Houston Texans have fired head coach and general manager Bill O’Brien and named associate head coach Romeo Crennel the team’s interim head coach. The McNair family, which owns the team, fired O’Brien after the Texans fell to 0-4 on Sunday, losing to the previously winless Minnesota Vikings. “On behalf of my family […]
Continue readingMiami Dolphins provide framework for diverse leadership on, off field
Race and social justice took center stage during the NFL’s opening weekend, when protests during the anthem, unifying T-shirts and decals honoring victims of police brutality were methods players and coaches used to make their voices heard. Add on that an NFL-record 10 Black quarterbacks started Week 1. Yet it was the Miami Dolphins, with […]
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