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Ragin surprises at Portland combine
RB/LB Johnny Ragin of Wilsonville (Ore.) racked up the event’s highest SPARQ rating with a 111.48. Ragin showed great upper-body strength with his 42-foot power ball toss, while his 4.28 shuttle time and 33.8-inch vertical displayed his lateral speed and explosiveness. Jeffrey Williams from Tualatin (Ore.) finished with the day’s second best mark of 104.49. […]
Continue readingWorth the wait
Everyone knew the 6-foot-3, 303-pound defensive lineman and No. 57 player in the ESPN 150 was going to be the top talent at Sunday’s Oregon NFTC. But in the final stop of the 12-city NFTC tour, he went out and turned in one of the best performances of the year. When the dust settled, Vanderdoes […]
Continue readingEnd of the Road
While more than 16,000 athletes have competed at the first 14 events of the year, this will be the Pacific Northwest region’s first time to step into the spotlight. And several of the top prospects in the area are scheduled to be on hand to test Saturday. Six-foot-4, 285-pound West Linn (Ore.) offensive tackle Evan […]
Continue readingTexans’ Tunsil not expected to play vs. Colts, source says
If Tunsil does not play Sunday, he would become the fourth regular starter missing from Houston’s offensive line. The Texans are already without starting right tackle Tytus Howard (out until Week 5), left guard Kenyon Green (on season-ending injured reserve), center Juice Scruggs (short-term IR) and center Scott Quessenberry (long-term IR). Josh Jones is expected […]
Continue readingTexans RT Tytus Howard placed on IR, to miss first four games
Howard will miss the first four games for the Texans before he can return. Howard suffered the injury during practice Aug. 5 and was expected to miss four to six weeks, but the Texans decided he needed more time to recover from the injury. Since training camp began in late July, the Texans have suffered […]
Continue readingTexans RT Tytus Howard ‘out for a while’ with hand injury
HOUSTON — Texans coach DeMeco Ryans said starting right tackle Tytus Howard will be “out for a while” with a hand injury. Howard recently signed a three-year, $56 million extension that included $36.5 million guaranteed before the start of training camp, but he injured his hand at Saturday practice. In 2022, Howard started 17 games […]
Continue readingNFL training camp 2023 live updates: Bryce Young sees pressure
After a significant mile marker of the NFL preseason was reached Thursday night when the Cleveland Browns defeated the New York Jets in the Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio, teams were back at it on the training camp circuit Friday. A three-game suspension for (and apology from) Saints running back Alvin Kamara and […]
Continue readingHouston Texans place Justin Britt on non-football illness list
Coach Lovie Smith said last Wednesday that Britt was out for personal reasons and he remained out all week. Britt also missed Sunday’s game at Denver. Asked Monday if Britt would be back this week, Smith said he didn’t know. He didn’t provide details on why Britt was out. Britt, is in his eighth NFL […]
Continue readingNFL draft: Which teams have gotten the best value since 2012? We rank all 32
No team has gotten more value out of the NFL draft over the past decade than the Seattle Seahawks — thanks to an elite 2012 class — and no team has drafted less value than the New York Jets, according to our study of the last 10 drafts. Funny thing about the Seahawks and Jets: […]
Continue readingLos Angeles Chargers put left tackle Rashawn Slater on reserve/COVID-19 list
Chargers coach Brandon Staley said Slater tested positive Monday morning but still could play Thursday if he tests negative twice in a 24-hour span. Slater, the 13th overall pick out of Northwestern in April’s draft, has been instrumental in protecting quarterback Justin Herbert this season. If he is unavailable Thursday, it would be a huge […]
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