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Donovan McNabb says he doesn’t consider his sprained ankle a setback as he learns a new Washington Redskins offense. McNabb said Wednesday he will mentally prepare for Friday’s game against the New York Jets, even though Rex Grossman will be the starter. McNabb said he thinks he has a chance to play next week against Arizona, but coach Mike Shanahan said McNabb’s chances of playing in…
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
Chad Ochocinco sent a tweet to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to say he’s sorry for his costly tweets. The Cincinnati Bengals receiver was fined $25,000 on Tuesday for violating the NFL’s restrictions on posting to social media sites before, during and after games. Ochocinco tweeted after he warmed up before a 22-9 preseason win over Philadelphia on Friday night.
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
The Minnesota Vikings aren’t waiting around to beef up their ailing receivers corps. The Vikings acquired receiver Greg Camarillo from the Miami Dolphins in exchange for cornerback Benny Sapp on Wednesday, one day after signing veteran free agent Javon Walker. Minnesota has little choice: Pro Bowler Sidney Rice will miss at least the first half of the season after having hip surgery Monday, and…
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
The NFL unanimously approved a proposal for Stan Kroenke to take over as majority owner of the St. Louis Rams on Wednesday, as long as he turns over control of his NBA and NHL teams to his son. Kroenke, who owns 40 percent of the Rams, has exercised an option to buy the remaining 60 percent of the team from the Rosenbloom family for a reported $750 million.
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Minnesota Vikings receiver Percy Harvin has returned to practice for the first time since collapsing on the field last week because of a migraine headache. Harvin was taken by ambulance to the hospital on Thursday after collapsing and vomiting on the field. He spent the night in the hospital and did not go with the team to San Francisco for Sunday’s preseason game.
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All-Pro left tackle Ryan Clady is practicing with the Denver Broncos for the first time since blowing out his left knee in a pickup basketball game in April. Although offensive line coach Clancy Barone said the Broncos won’t risk putting him in a game until he’s healthy, Clady said he figures it’s a realistic goal to be ready in time for the season opener Sept.
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Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher says it was hard to get through to Ben Roethlisberger after the quarterback had so much success early in his career. Yet Cowher believes the sexual assault investigation that led to a six-game suspension for Roethlisberger was a “slap in the face” that has led to some much-needed maturity.
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
Mark Sanchez is bracing himself for the rest of his career. The New York Jets quarterback will wear a protective brace on his surgically repaired left knee “probably forever” to guard against future injuries after a scare in the preseason game against Carolina last Saturday. “I really want to wear it,” Sanchez said sarcastically Tuesday.
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
Nick Mangold got the big deal he was looking for and a new label that might make Darrelle Revis envious. The New York Jets’ two-time Pro Bowl center became the highest-paid player at his position Tuesday, signing a seven-year deal with the New York Jets that could be worth up to $55 million. “To be able to say, ‘the highest-paid center’ is very nice to hear,” Mangold said.
Comments Off : August 25th, 2010 : NFL Betting
Brett Favre’s job just got a whole lot tougher. Favre and the Minnesota Vikings will play the first half of the season — or more — without Pro Bowl receiver Sidney Rice, who had hip surgery this week. Coach Brad Childress said Tuesday that Rice had the procedure in Vail, Colo., on Monday night. He couldn’t give a specific timetable for Rice’s return, but said typically it takes about…
Comments Off : August 24th, 2010 : NFL Betting
Tom Brady hates the New York Jets. Rex Ryan doesn’t like the New England Patriots. The verbal sparring has started again and there’s still nearly three weeks to go before the fierce rivals begin their seasons. During his contractually mandated weekly appearance on WEEI radio on Monday, Brady was asked about “Hard Knocks,” the HBO show giving an inside look at the Jets training…
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National championship, regular season or simply an exhibition. The setting doesn’t seem to matter, not when Vince Young is playing Matt Leinart. Young outdueled Leinart yet again, Chris Johnson ran for a touchdown and Tennessee beat the Arizona Cardinals 24-10 Monday night in the Titans’ preseason home opener.
Comments Off : August 24th, 2010 : NFL Betting
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