The Packers’ fortunes rise and fall with Jared Cook’s presence this season. Chris Wesseling examines Cook’s importance to Aaron Rodgers against a Giants defense that struggles versus tight ends.
Tiger Woods will launch his official comeback at the Farmers Insurance Open this month, the PGA Tour event announced on Wednesday. Woods had been widely expected to start his season at the Jan. 26-29 Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines in southern California, an event he has won seven times. Woods was scheduled to return at the first event of the 2016-17 season in northern California in October, but pulled out three days beforehand, saying his game was not ready.
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January is not the demonstrably dull month of Minor League invites it once was. It’s time we mentally adjust to the reality that the offseason is itself a full season, one in which market logjams and especially scrupulous executives spread the activity out over several months. Here are 10 clubs that could be particularly big noisemakers and newsmakers this month.
January is not the demonstrably dull month of Minor League invites it once was. It’s time we mentally adjust to the reality that the offseason is itself a full season, one in which market logjams and especially scrupulous executives spread the activity out over several months. Here are 10 clubs that could be particularly big noisemakers and newsmakers this month.
Ryan Tannehill stood on the practice field Wednesday wearing a cap, T-shirt and knee brace, idly spinning a ball in his hands as he watched teammate Matt Moore throw. The Dolphins’ No. 1 quarterback sat out practice Wednesday, making it unlikely he’ll return from a sprained left knee for the team’s first postseason game since 2008. ”We may run out of time this week,” coach Adam Gase said.
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For the first 15 games of the season, rookie Connor Cook was inactive each week, making his biggest contribution as a scout team quarterback who would sometimes dress up like Cam Newton or Philip Rivers before Oakland faced those stars to lighten the mood at practice. Now with the Raiders set to play their first playoff game in 14 years, Cook has been thrust into a much more significant role. ”I’m just embracing the opportunity,” Cook said Wednesday.
