Best of Friday at NFL training camps: Lamar Jackson looks sharp, first-rounders make positive strides

SAN FRANCISCO (CN) – The Ninth Circuit won’t revive a former cheerleader’s proposed antitrust class action accusing the National Football League of suppressing cheerleader wages. The court’s three-judge panel unanimously affirmed a federal judge’s 2017 order throwing out the suit, finding

Arizona coach Kliff Kingsbury told reporters Tuesday that the team has yet to finalize its plans for the top overall pick in the draft, which starts Thursday. “We’re still working through it,” Kingsbury said after his team’s first practice of the year at a voluntary minicamp. “

The Bears debuted their new behind-the-scenes series “1920 Football Drive,” and episode 1 features a look at the team’s first camp meeting.