The Steelers quarterback is out for the season, while the Saints QB could miss six games. Here’s what’s next for both franchises.
The Browns have high hopes. Yes, the Browns. And it’s not because of OBJ. It’s because of the franchise QB. Is he ready to be a legend? Another Browns legend thinks so.
In this week’s superlatives, we express concern for Mitchell Trubisky, appreciate the historic ineffectiveness of Miami’s duo and more.
Here are a few players to consider grabbing off the waiver wire heading into Week 3.
The European Tour is set to add GPS tracking to address pace of play. The PGA Tour will do something similar. But the players need to have the desire to fix this problem.
Chiefs running back LeSean McCoy went for an MRI on Monday after hurting his ankle in Sunday’s win over the Raiders and reportedly got back good news. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that McCoy’s scan showed no significant damage. That leaves McCoy with a chance to play against the Ravens
The Patriots played without right tackle Marcus Cannon on Sunday and they had left tackle Isaiah Wynn leave the win over the Dolphins with a toe injury, so they’re thinner than they’d like to be on the offensive line heading into Week Three. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that they are addressing
Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto has dismissed suggestions his team will be unable to add to the victories claimed in Belgium and Italy.
Through the first two weeks of the season, rookie running back Devin Singletary has shown the kind of skill that helped make the Bills feel at ease about releasing LeSean McCoy. Now, though, the Bills are waiting to find out if Singletary will be able to be in the lineup for their Week Three game [more
Formula One legend Stirling Moss is making slow progress in his return to health, his wife has said, as he turns 90 years old.
