Jalen Richard on Raiders first step inside Allegiant Stadium: “I’m definitely not going to take any of this for granted”

It’s impossible to not be impressed by the Raiders new palace, Allegiant Stadium. Just walking up to it, it’s a beautiful stadium. Today, however, we’d get to see what lies inside of it. This is something the players have been anticipating since …

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Bears tight end Darion Clark out for the season

The Bears have collected tight ends this offseason, and now they’re down one. According to J.J. Stankevitz of NBCSportsChicago.com, tight end Darion Clark is out for the season with a shoulder injury and is going on injured reserve. Clark was signed this spring as an undrafted rookie from Southern Cal. The Bears now have a [more]

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Melvin Ingram agreed to practice after Chargers guaranteed his salary

Chargers defensive end Melvin Ingram went back to practice after the Chargers agreed to adjust his contract. Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports that the Chargers guaranteed this year’s salary of $14 million, and that precipitated his return to practice. Ingram still wants a long-term deal, but the guarantee at least made him feel good [more]

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Joe Burrow shines in Bengals scrimmage

Bengals wide receiver A.J. Green didn’t take part in Friday’s scrimmage, but that didn’t throw quarterback Joe Burrow off stride. Reporters watching the scrimmage lit up Twitter with reports of Burrow’s strong play against the Cincinnati defense. He opened by going 6-of-6 for 69 yards on a drive that was capped by a six-yard touchdown [more]

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Dak Prescott on Aldon Smith: “He’s a monster”

Early in his NFL career, pass-rusher Aldon Smith was averaging more than one sack per game. Nearly half a decade after last playing, does he still have it? The only NFL quarterback who currently won’t have to worry about being chased by Smith thinks he does. “He’s a monster,” Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott told reporters, [more]

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On Football: Winston, Mariota hope backup stints revive them

Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota should be entering the primes of their careers right now. The top two picks in the 2015 draft were expected to be the faces of the franchise in Tampa Bay and Tennessee, and the star quarterbacks. Instead they are entering their sixth seasons in the NFL as backups in New Orleans and Las Vegas, with many questioning whether they can ever get back on the track they were expected to take when drafted.

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Tyron Smith leaves practice early, Cowboys tackle issues continue

The Cowboys have been known for having one of the league’s better offensive lines, but at the moment, they’re running out of the guys on the end of it. According to Clarence Hill of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Pro Bowl left tackle Tyron Smith left practice early Thursday with an apparent injury. The Cowboys were [more]

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