Browns WR Jarvis Landry called ‘ Marcus Peters a “coward” after video surfaced of the Ravens cornerback apparently spitting when Landry’s back was turned to him on Monday night. Peters has denied that it was intentional.
Herbert has been a bright spot in an otherwise trying Chargers season, as he’s closing in on several rookie passing records.
He might look like a Google intern, but Renfrow has been a chain mover for the Raiders.
Quarterback Russell Wilson and linebacker Bobby Wagner already are assured of a ninth consecutive winning season – every year they’ve been in the NFL with the Seahawks. A victory or a tie at Washington on Sunday would put Seattle in the playoffs for the eighth time in that span.
He has a father with 51 career INTs and two Super Bowl rings. But the FSU corner is preparing for his own NFL journey in his own way.
The 49ers announced they placed running back Austin Walter on the COVID-19 reserve list Thursday. Walter has appeared in three games this season, playing 12 offensive snaps and 33 on special teams. He has one carry for 3 yards and one reception for 27 yards. Walter also has three kickoffs for 64 yards. The 49ers [more]
Vikings running back Alexander Mattison returned to practice on Thursday for the first time since his appendectomy. Mattison was a limited participant in the day's session. He's been sidelined since the procedure earlier this month. In his second season out of Boise St., Mattison has 338 yards rushing and a touchdown in 2020. But the [more]
Alex Cora is expecting to see the J.D. Martinez of old again in 2021. In a call with reporters on Thursday, Cora predicted better things from some of the Boston players who had an off year during the pandemic-shortened season of 2020, when he was serving his sign-stealing suspension and the ballclub stumbled to last place. ”I’m not a gambling man, but I’ll bet you $1 that J.D. will have a better season,” Cora said.
Tiger Woods said Thursday at the PNC Championship that “it’s so cool” to see his son Charlie enjoy the game of golf.
Florida has postponed its next three men’s basketball games, while athletic director Scott Stricklin said that Keyontae Johnson “continues to show truly encouraging signs of progress” after collapsing during a game Saturday.
