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Carroll 'pissed' over tackle that injured Carson
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Monday, 28 September 2020 18:00
Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Monday that running back Chris Carson has a first-degree knee strain and took issue with the play that caused his injury.Carson was hurt in the fourth quarter of the Seahawks' 38-31 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday when defensive tackle Trysten Hill executed what's known as a gator-roll tackle. He brought down Carson…
Source: Earl Thomas likely to sign with Texans
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Monday, 28 September 2020 18:00
The Houston Texans are bringing in safety Earl Thomas for a workout, and his signing this week is more likely than not, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter.The Baltimore Ravens abruptly parted ways with the seven-time Pro Bowl selection in August after Thomas had an on-field altercation with teammate Chuck Clark.The Ravens said they terminated Thomas' contract for personal conduct…
Bears: Foles to stay starter; Cohen has torn ACL
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Monday, 28 September 2020 11:28
Veteran Nick Foles is the new Chicago Bears starting quarterback, head coach Matt Nagy announced on Monday."He's [Foles] our starter moving forward," Nagy said on a Zoom call.Nagy also said Monday that tests confirmed that running back Tarik Cohen has a torn ACL and will miss the remainder of the season.Foles, 31, replaces 2017 second-overall pick Mitchell Trubisky, who Nagy…
Pederson backs Wentz, dismisses Hurts chatter
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Monday, 28 September 2020 09:21
PHILADELPHIA -- The Eagles are in an early hole and the play of quarterback Carson Wentz has contributed to those struggles, but coach Doug Pederson is not considering pulling Wentz from the lineup."No. You don't go there. That's a knee-jerk reaction," Pederson told 94.1 WIP on Monday when asked what it would take to look at options at QB outside…
Takeaways: Bills survive, but the Falcons collapse -- again
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Monday, 28 September 2020 07:15
Week 3 in the NFL was pretty wild. The Bills nearly fell to the Rams after taking a big lead, but quarterback Josh Allen led an eventful final drive to move Buffalo to 3-0. The Falcons did fall to the Bears, losing their second double-digit lead in as many weeks. The Titans snuck past the Vikings, the injury-riddled 49ers had…
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