
Cooper Kupp Ruled Out for First Four Games of NFL Season
Cooper Kupp, star receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, will miss the first four games of the NFL season due to a hamstring injury. He will be sidelined until at least Week Five.
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Cooper Kupp, star receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, will miss the first four games of the NFL season due to a hamstring injury. He will be sidelined until at least Week Five.
Monday Night Football turns into a soccer game as Bengals and Rams struggle to score, tied 6-6. Burrow plays through calf injury.
Terrel Bernard's impressive performance as the Buffalo Bills' middle linebacker against the Washington Commanders goes viral.
Former XFL quarterback AJ McCarron has returned to the NFL by signing with the Cincinnati Bengals' practice squad. McCarron played for the St. Louis Battlehawks in the XFL, leading the league in touchdown passes and completion percentage. Actor and XFL co-owner Dwyane "The Rock" Johnson congratulated McCarron on his return.
The Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos release their inactive players lists ahead of their Week 3 showdown.
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is inactive for the team's game against the New York Giants due to a shoulder injury.
49ers promote CB Tre Swilling and elevate WR Chris Conley and CB Shemar Jean-Charles from practice squad. Anthony Brown released.
Pittsburgh Steelers beat Cleveland Browns 26-22 in a game overshadowed by a serious knee injury to Nick Chubb.
The Detroit Lions suffered a loss in their home opener against the Seattle Seahawks, and now face injuries to key players, including David Montgomery. Montgomery may have to sit out for a couple of weeks due to a thigh bruise, leaving the Lions without their dynamic running game. The team will need to adjust their offensive strategy in his absence as they prepare to face the Atlanta Falcons.
Eagles' defense suffers injuries, including potential season-ending torn pectoral muscle for nickel back Avonte Maddox. Drama between A.J. Brown and Jalen Hurts.
Stetson Bennett, the Los Angeles Rams' rookie quarterback, has been placed on the non-football injury list due to undisclosed personal reasons.
Jets' season opener goes awry as Aaron Rodgers gets injured, Zach Wilson struggles, and a fan flips the middle finger.
"Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: J.K. Dobbins' injury opens up opportunities for Gus Edwards and Justice Hill in Week 2."
Matt Corral's future in football is uncertain after being placed on the exempt/left squad list by the New England Patriots.
Former NFL wide receiver Mike Williams tragically passed away at the age of 36 due to injuries suffered at a construction site.
Star wide receiver Cooper Kupp's availability for the Rams' season opener remains uncertain due to a setback in his recovery from a hamstring injury.
West Florida High School alum Kalia Davis has made the 53-man roster for the San Francisco 49ers.
The New York Giants lost their preseason finale to the New York Jets. Here are seven takeaways from the game.
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor rested his starters in the final preseason game against the Washington Commanders.
The Arizona Cardinals rally in the second half to beat the Minnesota Vikings 18-17 in their final preseason game.
The New England Patriots' preseason finale against the Tennessee Titans is the last chance for players on the bubble to secure a roster spot. Key players to watch include rookie Malik Cunningham, running back J.J. Taylor, wide receiver Kayshon Boutte, tight ends Mike Gesicki and Tommy Sokol, offensive linemen Michael Onwenu and Riley Reiff, guard Chasen Hines, defensive lineman Christian Roberts, rookie Marte Mapu, linebacker Anfernee Wilson, cornerback Shaun Wade, and kicker competition between Quinn Nordin and Nick Folk.
Colts running back Jonathan Taylor has been given permission to seek a trade, leaving the team with limited options at the position. Kenyan Drake and rookie Evan Hull are potential replacements.
Buffalo Bills running back Nyheim Hines suffers season-ending knee injury.
Cole Beasley, wide receiver for the New York Giants, is not an anti-vaxxer despite vaccine skepticism.
Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes in our favorite sporting events? Let's step into a world that often stays under wraps - "The Practice Squad". They are not typically basking in the limelight, but their role is paramount. Now, buckle up and let's dive deep!
You may ask, "But who exactly are these unsung heroes?" Well, think about it as having a shadow; while you're busy putting on a great show during daytime - your shadow waits. It mimics every move you make, preparing to take center stage when needed. In essence, practice squad members exist as stand-ins or stunt doubles for main players.
A key part of news content relating to 'Practice Squads', takes place off-court or off-field. These stories often revolve around diligent workout regimes and individual triumphs instead of adrenaline-charged competitions.
The question arises then: "Why would anybody choose this backline status?"
In response to that thought-provoking query: picture yourself ambling along an obscure path towards your ultimate goal – likened metaphorically to becoming professional athletes for many aspirants. Being part of practice squads can be seen as stepping-stones which offer invaluable experience without having the strenuous pressure main-line players might face.
If you followed news related to practice squads consistently – guess what surprise awaits? Hidden within layers of tireless work ethics and unseen sacrifices lie awe-inspiring tales perfect for history books! For instance?
Just recently there was buzz about Alex Smith's return from his severe leg injury made possible from his stint with the Washington Football Team’s practice squad.