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Vikings: Joshua Dobbs remains starter
Despite a poor performance in the loss to the Bears, Joshua Dobbs remains the starting quarterback for the Vikings. It was Kevin O’Connell who announced it at a press conference.
After two consecutive defeats, the Vikings seem to be losing ground in the race for the playoffs. But they decided to continue to trust Joshua Dobbs rather than Nick Mullens or Jaren Hall.
The good news for Dobbs is that he should find Justin Jefferson (WR, Vikings). For the first time since his injury in Week 5, the receiver practiced normally on Wednesday. He therefore seems to be able to make his return this Sunday against the Raiders.
Von Miller expected to play despite accusations
Accused since last week of domestic violence, Von Miller should still play this Sunday against the Chiefs. Brandon Beane, the Bills’ general manager, explained in a press conference that he did not expect Miller to be placed on the commissioner’s exempt list, as can be the case in such situations.
As a reminder, an arrest warrant was issued against the player after accusations of domestic violence against his pregnant partner in Dallas. Von Miller turned himself in to the authorities, before being released on $5,000 bail. No complaint has yet been filed against him.
Injuries
– Absent for a month following a forearm fracture, Dallas Goedert (TE, Eagles) announced that there was “a good chance” that he would be available against the Cowboys this Sunday. (NBC)
– In addition to his rib and shoulder injuries, Derek Carr (QB, Saints) was placed in concussion protocol, announced Dennis Allen. (ESPN)
– According to a publication by his father, Jerry, on X, Hayden Hurst (TE, Panthers) reportedly suffers from post-traumatic amnesia following a shock suffered against the Bears a month ago.
– Najee Harris (RB, Steelers) is officially uncertain for this Thursday’s game against the Patriots. He is injured in the knee and has not trained for the last two days.
– Taysom Hill (QB/TE, Saints) did not practice Wednesday. He was hit in the left foot and hand. Derek Carr (QB) is still in the concussion protocol, but he has been training on a limited basis.
They trained normally on Wednesday: Alex Anzalone (LB, Lions, main)
Limited to training on Wednesday: Dalton Schultz (TE, Texans, hamstring), CJ Beathard (QB, Jaguars, wrist), Puka Nacua (WR, Rams, shoulder)
They are placed on the injured list and will miss at least 4 games: C.J. Uzomah (TE, Jets), Riley Reiff (OT, Patriots), Sean McKeon (TE, Cowboys), Marcus Maye (S, Saints), Malcolm Roach (DT, Saints)
They come off the injured list: Josh Palmer (WR, Chargers), Dawson Knox (TE, Bills), Kaiir Elam (CB, Bills), Peyton Hendershot (TE, Cowboys), Cameron Mitchell (CB, Browns), LaCale London (DT, Falcons), Brandon Facyson (CB, Raiders), Kana’i Mauga (LB, Raiders), Matt Waletzko (OT, Cowboys)
Transactions
– Zach Ertz is expected to make his decision on his new team next week, according to NFL Media. Several teams would be very interested in the services of the former Cardinals tight end: his former team, the Eagles, as well as the Chiefs, the Bills and the Ravens. According to The Athletic, the 49ers are also among the contenders.
The main signatures of the day: Mason Crosby (K, Rams, PS), Monty Rice (LB, Saints), P.J. Mustipher (DT, Saints), Matt Barkley (QB, Giants, PS)
The main cuts of the day: Christian Elliss (LB, Eagles)
And bref
– Mike McCarthy suffered an attack of acute appendicitis and was operated on. The Cowboys coach should, however, be present for Sunday’s clash against the Eagles. (Yahoo Sports)
– Al-Quadin Muhammad (DE, Colts) was suspended for six games for violating the league’s anti-doping rules. (IndyStar)
Pro Bowl: Tua Tagovailoa leads the votes
The NFL announced this Wednesday the first results of fan votes for the 2024 Pro Bowl, which will take place in Orlando, Florida. The leader of the votes, if elected, will not have a long journey to make since it is Miami quarterback, Tua Tagovailoa. He is ahead of rookie CJ Stroud, Christian McCaffrey, teammate Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce in the top 5.
The event will take place on February 1 and 4, like every year, the weekend between the conference finals and the Super Bowl.
The NFL doesn’t want to see staff members attack players
After the altercation on Sunday between Dre Greenlaw, the linebacker of the 49ers, and the head of security of the Eagles, Dom DiSandro, the NFL was quick to take the lead. Wishing at all costs to avoid seeing this type of scene happen again, the league sent a note to all frankness regarding this situation.
“The NFL playing rules and our game operations policies clearly prohibit non-playing personnel (coaches, trainers, equipment personnel, security guards or others) from making physical contact, taunting or direct abusive or insulting language towards opposing players, officials or any other person involved in the match. If an altercation occurs, club staff must allow coaches and game officials to handle the situation, with officials evaluating appropriate sanctions, with assistance from the league office if necessary. Under no circumstances should club staff interact or make physical contact with another club’s player(s) or any other staff member. »
A clear call to order from the league. Regarding Sunday’s altercation, the NFL has not yet made a decision on possible sanctions against Dom DiSandro.
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2023-12-07 06:52:24
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