Daniel Jones has a high ankle sprain that caused Giants head coach Pat Shurmur to call Eli Manning the team’s likely starter at quarterback for Monday night’s game against the Eagles. Manning last started in Week Two and his benching in favor of the first-round pick was a changing of the guard
The Lions are eliminated from the playoff race and guaranteed to finish with a record below .500, but that isn’t stopping them from bringing running back Kerryon Johnson back to the field. Head coach Matt Patricia announced that Johnson is practicing with the Lions on Wednesday, which makes him eligible
New York Giants quarterback Daniel Jones was kept out of practice Wednesday with a high right ankle sprain, and coach Pat Shurmur says Eli Manning “very likely� will start Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles. Shurmur adds that Manning could very well be the starter for the rest of the season
Allegations continue to come out following the firing of Mike Babcock and the resignation of Bill Peters. Here’s the latest.
Maurkice Pouncey, speaking for the first time since he was fined and suspended for his role in the fight against the Browns, said he has “no regrets” and “the money was worth it, trust me.”
Eli Manning, who started the Giants’ first two games before he was benched, will “very likely” start vs. the Eagles on Monday with Daniel Jones suffering from a high ankle sprain, coach Pat Shurmur said.
Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, who aggravated a Lisfranc injury in Week 2, plans to have foot surgery, according to a source.
Three of SHR’s four Cup Series teams will have new crew chiefs in 2020, with Clint Bowyer and Aric Amirola trading crews.
