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Source: Surgery not likely for Rodgers during bye
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Monday, 29 November 2021 15:59
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers are expected to use rest -- not surgery -- to help the quarterback's fractured pinkie toe heal.Packers coach Matt LaFleur said Monday that Rodgers is "gathering other opinions, so we'll see where that goes," but a source said those opinions are not expected to lead to surgery during this…
OU 'surprised' by Riley exit but excited for future
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A day after being shocked by Lincoln Riley's abrupt departure for the USC job, Oklahoma president Joe Harroz and athletic director Joe Castiglione held a news conference to discuss Riley's exit and reintroduce a familiar face in interim coach Bob Stoops."We're here today, surprised by yesterday, but with unlimited excitement for tomorrow," Castiglione said.All three spoke of their disappointment in…
Ken Norton Jr. inspired by memories of heavyweight champion father
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Monday, 29 November 2021 17:01
RENTON, Wash. -- When the Seattle Seahawks were on their bye earlier this month, Ken Norton Jr.'s wife took him to see The Spinners at a downtown Seattle jazz club. Angela Norton knew the special place the Motown-era R&B band holds in her husband's heart.It was all he and his dad used to listen to on those long road trips…
Washington's Jamin Davis motivated by former teammate Chris Oats, who suffered stroke in 2020
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Monday, 29 November 2021 17:01
ASHBURN, Va. -- When Kemberly Gamble watched the 2021 NFL draft at the urging of her son, one thought raced through her mind: My baby should be there. Instead, her baby, Chris Oats, was beside her in their two-bedroom apartment, fighting to regain full control of his body after a stroke he suffered in 2020.And it was Oats' University of…
Source: Vikings RB Cook has dislocated shoulder
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Monday, 29 November 2021 09:55
Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook dislocated his shoulder during Sunday's loss to the San Francisco 49ers, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.The team still is figuring out how long Cook will be sidelined, and an indication will come from whether it places him on injured reserve, which would sideline him a minimum of three weeks, according to the source.Cook…
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