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NFL preseason concussions up 44% from last year
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Tuesday, 15 October 2019 12:56
Concussions in NFL preseason games increased in 2019 by 44% compared to last season, a significant data point as owners consider proposals to shorten or eliminate the preseason in the next collective bargaining agreement.There were 49 concussions during the 2019 preseason, compared to 34 in 2018, according to figures the NFL released Tuesday. The majority were caused by helmet-to-helmet hits,…
Man mistakenly ID'd by Browns files lawsuit
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Tuesday, 15 October 2019 11:23
The man who was mistakenly identified by the Cleveland Browns as the fan that poured beer on a Tennessee Titans player has filed a lawsuit against the team.Eric Smith filed the lawsuit Tuesday morning in Cuyahoga County, court records confirmed.According to his attorney Bruce Taubman, Smith is seeking a public retraction from the Browns, in addition to financial damages.During Tennessee's…
Lloyd: World Cup role was 'worst time of my life'
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Tuesday, 15 October 2019 08:06
Rather than the crowning achievement of her career, winning a second consecutive World Cup title marked the end of three years that Carli Lloyd hopes never to repeat.In an interview this week on ESPN's "Laughter Permitted with Julie Foudy" podcast, the 37-year-old Lloyd spoke at length about her frustrations with a diminished role on the U.S. women's national team after…
C. Jones among 8 QBs assigned to XFL teams
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Tuesday, 15 October 2019 06:32
STAMFORD, Conn. -- Former Ohio State star Cardale Jones was among eight quarterbacks assigned to XFL teams Tuesday in advance of the league's inaugural draft.Jones, who spent the past three seasons as an NFL backup, will play for the D.C. Defenders.As it prepares for its February 2020 kickoff, the XFL is largely targeting players who have been released from the…
Week 7 NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus every team's biggest weakness
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Tuesday, 15 October 2019 06:23
As we conduct another version of the NFL Power Rankings, we got to thinking -- what's the one thing that could hold each team back?Some teams have a lot of flaws to choose from (sorry, Dolphins and Redskins fans). Pinpointing a weakness on other teams might seem a bit nitpicky -- it's kind of hard to take Patriots and 49ers…
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