Archives for June 2022

The Lions are looking for big jumps from a number of young players during the 2022 season and defensive tackle Alim McNeill is on that list. McNeill was a third-round pick last season and he appeared in every game at nose tackle for the NFC North team. McNeill had 39 tackles and two sacks, but [more] … [Read more...] about Lions expect to “see more athleticism” from Alim McNeill this season

The Cowboys will return to Oxnard, California, for the 16th time in team history. It will mark the 43rd time the team has trained in Southern California. The Cowboys will open the 63rd training camp in team history on July 27 at the Residence Inn at River Ridge. The final open practice in Oxnard is [more] … [Read more...] about Cowboys announce 13 open practices in Oxnard

The big business of college football is getting another shakeup, with USC and UCLA poised to join the Big Ten. The move, which is not done but is reportedly very close, would be devastating to the Pac-12, which is already on shaky ground in the television revenue department and is now about to lose both [more] … [Read more...] about USC, UCLA poised to join Big Ten in latest college football shakeup

Amari Cooper turned 28 earlier this month. He’s not old, but he’s the second-oldest receiver on the roster with Jakeem Grant Sr. 20 months older. That leaves Cooper in an unfamiliar position of the old guy in the receivers room. The nine other receivers on the team’s roster are 24 or younger. “That’s the position [more] … [Read more...] about Amari Cooper ready to grow into role of team leader

On one hand, Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson has had 24 different women accuse him in civil court of sexual misconduct during massage therapy sessions. On the other hand, Watson was never charged with a crime. In the middle resides the NFL. Because the Watson case has become the first one to be processed under the [more] … [Read more...] about Judge Robinson could impose not much punishment, if any, on Deshaun Watson