NFL News:
- Injuries and such:
- Out:
- Eric Decker has a partially-torn rotator cuff and is out for Sunday versus the Seahawks
- Sammy Watkins has a bad foot & will miss the Bills tilt at Gillette Stadium
- placed on IR late-Friday
- Michael Oher (Panthers) has a concussion
- The Steelers are down Ryan Shazier, Eli Rogers and Robert Golden
- Questionable/Doubtful:
- Chiefs: Tamba Hali
- Jamaal Charles is “questionable” but is expected to play, according to reports
- Bears: Jay Cutler; Jeremy Langford
- Cowboys: Orlando Scandrick; Dez Bryant (but not according to him)
- Patriots: Jacoby Brissett; Jimmy Garoppollo; GRONK!
- Chiefs: Tamba Hali
- Out:
- Deciding he needed more than Lindsay Vonn’s sandpapery right hand, JJ Watt has gone & had the back surgery, so he’s done for the year.
- Josh Gordon’s entered rehab, and the Browns apparently are going to release him.
- It appears the NFL is giving up on China for now, and is aiming for Germany.
Bo Jackson is the latest retiree to come out and say that, based on modern concussion research, he would have avoided playing football. It makes me a bit sad to think that access to a flux capacitor would keep us from knowing the joy of Bozworth getting pwned on Monday Night Football.
Also, see if you can spot the error in the cbssports.com report:
That’s quality fact-checking.
Finally, Richard Sherman has produced another excellent statement on management-player relations in the NFL. Over at The Players Tribune, he essentially reminds players that they are the only ones who have to look out for their own interests. It sounds like every BCTF union meeting I’ve ever been to, but this is more effective because it comes from a current player, versus teacher’s union presidents who have been out of a classroom for an average of 10 years and are beating a 20-year-old drum.
Shot fired:
“As dedicated as we players are to this game, it’s getting more and more difficult to ignore the fact that we don’t have a league that shows the same kind of dedication when it comes to taking care of the players who are laying their bodies on the line every Sunday,”
It also comes with a helpful video link, in case this twitter link won’t let you watch the whole thing.
It's a reality: We really don't have a reason to trust the NFL. pic.twitter.com/Zgg629w2jO
— Richard Sherman (@RSherman_25) September 29, 2016
Tonight’s sports:
It’s a stellar Friday night, with a little something for everyone. The Blue Jays are on the verge of an epic September collapse. Some quality college football from the Pacific Northwest and the Ivy League is on the dial. Why, if you look hard enough, you might even find some NHL preseason.
- MLB: Blue Jays at Red Sox – 7:00 PM | ESPN2/Sportsnet
- Football:
- NCAA:
- Pennsylvania at Dartmouth – 7:00 PM | NBCSN
- Stanford at Washington – 9:00 PM | ESPN
- Toledo at BYU – 10:15 | ESPN2
- CFL:
- Edmonton at Winnipeg – 8:30 | TSN
- AFL:
- Sydney vs Western – 10:30 | TSN2
- NCAA:
- NHL Preseason: Toronto at Buffalo – 7:00 | SN360
Sadly, it looks like the AFL match is on PPV in the US. THE COMMONWEALTH ROCKS!
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