After starting the season as a healthy inactive player, beloved Bills safety Damar Hamlin’s long-awaited return to action is reportedly set to come to fruition in Week 4.
Hamlin, 25, is currently in line to take the field for his 2023 debut, with safety Jordan Poyer (knee) out for Sunday’s contest against the Dolphins, NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Friday.
Barring an unforeseen change, the anticipated matchup will mark the final step in Hamlin’s remarkable comeback from suffering sudden cardiac arrest in a Jan. 2 game against the Bengals that was eventually canceled.
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While speaking with team reporter Eric Allen, Jets second-year defensive lineman Jermaine Johnson sent a warning of sorts to Chiefs star quarterback Patrick Mahomes. The 2022 first round pick expressed shocking confidence that New York can find success pressuring the two-time Super Bowl MVP.
In life, there is the wise expression: “Don’t poke the bear.”
Apparently, Johnson isn’t aware of the idiom that indicates players should avoid motivating an elite talent who has the ability to dominate opponents.
The Giants have fired manager Gabe Kapler with three games to go in his fourth season with the team. He led San Francisco to one postseason trip in 2021 — the team’s only 100-win season since 2003.
Since the All-Star break, Jones has returned to form and hopes to help position the Liberty to win the franchise’s first championship.
The 6-foot-7 duo of Teaira McCowan and Kalani Brown are at home in Dallas’ frontcourt.
Gabe Kapler is out in San Francisco.
The Giants have fired their manager after he failed to make the postseason for the third time in four years.
“After making this recommendation to ownership and receiving their approval, I met with Gabe today to inform him of our decision,” Giants President of Baseball Operations Farhan Zaidi said in a statement. “In his tenure as Giants manager, Gabe led our team through an unprecedented pandemic in 2020 and a franchise-record 107 wins and postseason berth in 2021.
Part of the reason the Eagles have found so much success over the past two seasons is their deft blend of young players and veterans. Philadelphia has become an organization where players ranging from 25-year-old quarterback Jalen Hurts to 35-year-old center Jason Kelce have learned to work together seamlessly.
It makes sense, then, that its players would preach the value of this approach to the rest of the NFL. One such Eagles veteran—cornerback Darius Slay, 32—hammered home the need for older players to mentor younger players on the 2nd Wind Podcast on Tuesday.
A soccer match in Mexico was interrupted when a rogue dog hopped onto the pitch and ran off with the ball.
It happened as Alebrijes de Oaxaca were taking on Dorados de Sinaloa. A Oaxaca player took a shot from close to the sideline, and as he did, there was suddenly a flash of brown fur from the side of the net.
Luckily for Sinaloa’s goalkeeper, he was able to corral that shot without any trouble. No small feat considering it’s hard to practice stopping shots while a stray dog comes flying onto the pitch.
After a week of drama surrounding quarterback Justin Fields, the Bears added another chapter to the saga on Friday courtesy of critical comments from receiver Chase Claypool regarding the offense.
With Chicago winless entering Week 4, Claypool voiced his frustrations when asked by ESPN’s Courtney Cronin whether he’s been utilized in a way that allows him to show “the best of what you can do.” Claypool, initially, appeared hesitant to answer the question, only to then offer a brutally honest take about both his and the team’s rough start.
It wasn’t the start the Americans had hoped for in their quest to break a 30-year winless streak on European soil. Here’s everything you need to know ahead of Saturday’s matches.