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Winston day to day with sprained AC joint in shoulder,

Jameis Winston has a sprained AC joint in his throwing shoulder, an injury the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are hoping will not cost him any more playing time. X-rays were negative, and coach Dirk Koetter said an MRI performed Monday revealed no structural damage. ”He’ll be day to day for right

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Detroit Lions vs Los Angeles Chargers
Type: Point Spread - Status: OPEN
Detroit Lions-105
Los Angeles Chargers-115
AFC Conference vs NFC Conference
Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN
NFC Conference-105
AFC Conference-115
AFC Conference vs NFC Conference
Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN
AFC Conference-115
NFC Conference-105

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