hot news
– Rams: Cooper Kupp forfeited for the first game
– 49ers: Nick Bosa becomes the highest paid defender in history
– Cardinals: Joshua Dobbs holder for the first game
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It’s good for Joe Burrow
Good news for the Bengals! USA Today has confirmed that Joe Burrow (QB) participated 100% in training and should normally be available for the first game of the season, against the Browns.
“I’m ready,” Burrow told reporters. “We’ll see how the next few days go, because you never know with these things, but I plan to play. »
The Cincinnati star quarterback had been hampered since the beginning of August by calf muscle pain.
Nick Bosa should play against Pittsburgh
Recently crowned with a new juicy contract, Nick Bosa should return to the 49ers squad to face the Steelers on Sunday, as Kyle Shanahan announced at a press conference.
“He would have to have a beer belly or be completely out of shape (not to play), which is not in Bosa’s DNA. »
If he has not rubbed shoulders with his teammates on the ground since the start of training camps, his very presence changes the face of the San Francisco defense.
End of strike for Brian Burns?
Brian Burns (DE, Panthers) is back on the pitch. On Wednesday, the pass rusher took part in training for his team. He had missed the last two sessions to show his desire for a new contract. This time, he was in full gear, injury-free, and therefore considered a participant. In particular, he took part in the individual exercises during the 20 minutes open to the press.
His participation in Sunday’s match remains uncertain.
There’s a storm in the air between the Raiders and Chandler Jones
What’s going on in Las Vegas? Relations between the franchise and Chandler Jones appear to be at a standstill. In question, an Instagram story posted for deletion by the pass rusher in which he directly confronts Josh McDaniels and general manager Dave Ziegler.
“I don’t want to play if it’s my coach or my GM… I want Patrick Graham (defensive coordinator),” reads, after Jones claimed the franchise won’t let him train with his teammates.
A complicated situation on which McDaniels was questioned at a press conference. The Raiders coach made the choice to kick into touch.
“It’s a personal situation and a private matter,” McDaniels said of Chandler Jones’ absence from practice. “We fixed the problem and I’m not going to talk about it. »
Despite this feud, the Raiders cannot cut Chandler Jones as his contract is fully guaranteed. If ties seem to be cut, then the franchise could try to trade the rusher pass.
injuries
– Travis Kelce (TE, Chiefs, knee) is officially rated as a doubt for the season opener against the Lions. Officially, that means he has a one in two chance of playing. He underwent hyper-extension of the knee in training.
– Limited to training as he returns from a torn anterior cruciate ligament, Emmanuel Moseley (CB, Lions) is officially out of Thursday night’s season opener against the Chiefs.
– Despite a broken wrist and an operation two weeks ago, Jaxon Smith-Njigba (WR, Seahawks) should be operational for Seattle’s opener on Sunday against the Rams. Back in training on Tuesday, he participated normally in Wednesday’s session. Pete Carroll confirmed he should play well. In defence, uncertainty for Devon Whitherspoon (CB), another rookie. He is hit in an hamstring. He returned to training in a very limited way on Monday.
– Shortage of targets in Green Bay? Christian Watson (WR) missed practice Wednesday with hamstring pain. Romeo Doubs (WR) has also been bothered by an hamstring for two weeks. (ESPN)
They were limited to training on Wednesday: George Kittle (TE, 49ers, hamstrings), Jerry Jeudy (WR, Broncos, hamstrings), Mark Andrews (TE, Ravens, quads), Marshon Lattimore (CB, Saints, knee), Adam Thielen (WR, Panthers, ankle)
They did not train on Wednesday: Terron Armstead (OT, Dolphins, ankle/back/knee), DJ Chark (WR, Panthers, hamstring)
They are placed on the injured list and will miss at least 4 games: Tytus Howard (OT, Texans, broken hand)
Transactions
– The Jets have tried out five players: Kenny Golladay (WR), Anthony Brown (QB), Ellis Merriweather (RB), Jeff Smith (WR) and James Proche (WR). (NFLMedia)
– The Browns freed up $ 9.13 million in their payroll by modifying the contract of Wyatt Teller (OL). (ESPN)
– The Buccaneers freed up $10.4 million in their payroll by amending the contract of Shaq Barrett (LB). (ESPN)
– The Titans freed up $8.25 million in their payroll by modifying the contract of Harold Landry (LB). (ESPN)
– The Seahawks cleared $6.6 million in their payroll by modifying the contract of Jamal Adams (S). (ESPN)
– The Ravens cleared $7.5 million in their payroll by modifying the contract of Marlon Humphrey (CB). (ESPN)
– The 49ers cleared $23 million in their payroll by amending the contracts of George Kittle (TE) and Trent Williams (OT). (ESPN)
The main signatures of the day: Jamison Crowder (WR, Commanders, PS)
The main cuts of the day: Jermar Jefferson (RB, Lions), Isaiah Ford (WR, Bears), Dante Pettis (WR, Bears), Ricky Seals-Jones (TE, Colts), Tyler Goodson (RB, Packers), Broughton Hatcher (LS, Packers), Tarvarius Moore (S, Packers), Eric Saubert (TE, Dolphins), Jimmy Moreland (CB, Jets)
And bref
– Jake Haener (QB, Saints), was suspended for six games for violating NFL drug regulations. (ESPN)
– Contrary to what News 1 Buffalo announced, Mike Williams (WR, 2010-2016) is not dead. The receiver selected in the 4th round in 2010 is in a coma. He suffered very serious injuries on a construction site where he was working. His father started a crowdfunding page to cover his travel expenses between his hometown of Dallas and Florida, where Williams is hospitalized. According to this page, a steel beam fell on the head of the former player, still only 36 years old. He reportedly suffered brain and spinal damage. He would have lost consciousness and would now be kept alive by machines.
Odell Beckham is happy
The last time Odell Beckham was seen on the court was tearing the anterior cruciate ligament in his knee while winning the Super Bowl with the Rams. After a blank year, here he is in Baltimore.
“In a way, it reminds me of my rookie year,” he told ESPN. “Just this excitement I have of playing football, a new opportunity, a new life. I don’t know what to expect, but I can’t wait. »
The 30-year-old receiver is recovered from his injury and operational.
Caleb Williams could stay in NCAA depending on which team gets 1st draft pick
If he’s one of the favorites to be the next No. 1 draft pick, Caleb Williams may not run this year. According to his father, Carl, it could depend on which team picks first, as he explained to GQ.
“The weird thing about the NFL draft process is that it’s almost better not to be drafted than to be drafted first. The system is completely upside down. The way the system is built, you end up in the worst possible situation. The worst possible team, the worst organization in the league gets the first pick. It is therefore a gift and a curse. I spoke to Archie Manning: his career was ruined because he joined an awful organization. I spoke to Lincoln Riley, and Kyler Murray struggled because of where he was drafted. Baker Mayfield struggled a lot because of where he was drafted. Organizations matter. He has two chances of being selected. So if the situation is not good, the truth is that he can go back to college. »
Admittedly, the argument can hold water, but there are recent counter-examples like Joe Burrow or Trevor Lawrence. Anyway, if that’s really what Caleb Williams thinks, it could be the talk of the end of next season.
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2023-09-07 05:19:25
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