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The NFL usually puts money first, so why isn't it going all in on legalized gambling?

The NBA and MLB are already making plays at the state level, but NFL is angling for the long game.

Why isn't the NFL gung-ho about gambling?

With the widespread legalization of sports betting, the NBA and MLB are already making plays at the state level, but the NFL is angling for the long game.

Jags' Ramsey missed OTAs to train with father

Jacksonville Jaguars cornerback Jalen Ramsey says he skipped OTAs to train with his father and better prepare himself for the season.

Steelers' Brown rips 'constant' media pressure

Antonio Brown said he feels “constantly under pressure” and cited the need to clear his mind for missing the last two weeks of Steelers voluntary OTAs

Gordon upbeat on self, bullish on Browns' WRs

Josh Gordon is taking things “one day at a time” in his full-time return to the NFL and is bullish on the Browns’ receiver group, calling it the best in the league.

Giants receiver Beckham cleared to practice

Odell Beckham Jr. has been cleared to practice after suffering a serious ankle injury last season.

Cardinals' Johnson is latest minicamp holdout

Hoping to get a new contract, Arizona Cardinals running back David Johnson is expected to skip the team’s mandatory minicamp.

NFL minicamps live: Luck throws! and David Johnson doesn't show

Don’t worry, you won’t get fined for enjoying minicamp. Here’s the best from around the league.

Sources: Cowboys' Gregory, NFL likely to meet

After missing 30 of the past 32 games because of suspension, Cowboys defensive end Randy Gregory will look to continue his road to reinstatement this week, which sources said includes meeting with NFL officials in New York.

See you in September? Steelers brace for life without Le'Veon

His teammates would love to see Le’Veon Bell and the Steelers reach a deal, but they are set to prepare for the season without him.

The five biggest questions facing NFL teams at minicamps

Which players will be no-shows? How will the rookies look? We identify what to watch at mandatory minicamps.

WR Jones won't attend minicamp, Falcons say

Pro Bowl wide receiver Julio Jones has informed the Atlanta Falcons that he will not be attending the team’s mandatory minicamp, general manager Thomas Dimitroff said in a statement released Monday.

Odell Beckham Jr., Giants seem headed for inevitable showdown

When the star receiver is cleared for contact, will he want to risk injury before signing a new deal? He may be cleared for minicamp.

Source: DE Davenport to have thumb surgery

The Saints’ top draft pick, defensive end Marcus Davenport, will have thumb surgery after this week’s three-day minicamp, a source confirmed to ESPN’s Dianna Russini.

Edelman substance has drug-testers baffled

Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman said he doesn’t know what happened in regards to his positive PED test, and it appears experts aren’t sure, either.

Five biggest questions facing NFL teams at minicamps

Which players will be no-shows? How will the rookies look? We identify what to watch at mandatory minicamps.

Trade or re-sign Earl Thomas? Insiders pick for Seahawks

Seattle’s star safety is sitting out mandatory minicamp. He wants a new deal. What should Pete Carroll & Co. do? Our panel weighs in.

Drug charges against safety T.J. Ward dropped

Drug charges against safety T.J. Ward, who was arrested in October 2017 for marijuana possession, have been dropped, according to Hillsborough County, Florida, court records.

Thomas to skip Seattle's mandatory minicamp

Seahawks star safety Earl Thomas announced Sunday that he will not attend this week’s mandatory minicamp “until my contract situation is resolved.”

Thomas holding out, wants new Seahawks deal

Seattle safety Earl Thomas is entering the last year of a four-year, $40M contract and wants more ‘certainty’ about his future.

Manziel finishes CFL preseason on a high note

Johnny Manziel was 12-of-20 for 88 yards and a touchdown, and he ran for 19 yards in a 30-15 win against Montreal.

Jets lead NFL in dubious category, and it must change

Leading the league in arrests is a bad look for the Jets, whose are close to becoming a punchline.

Rookie Chase Edmonds plans to pay sister's $80K in student loans

Cardinals fourth-round pick Chase Edmonds plans to pay off his sister’s debt and then they both plan to save some money by moving in with their mom.

Tebow: 'Tebowing' photo wasn't anthem protest

Tim Tebow isn’t happy that people are misrepresenting a “Tebowing” photo as him kneeling during the national anthem.

Redskins' Derrius Guice fast becoming man of the people

Fans light up around Derrius Guice, mainly because he lights up around them. Before he’s even played a down, the rookie from LSU is a popular guy.

Cousins connection: Vikings building chemistry with new QB

The relationship between new Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins and his receivers won’t develop overnight, but they believe they are on the right track.

Jenkins, Long lead Players Coalition group pushing bail reform

The Eagles veterans, joined by teammate Rodney McLeod, met with public defenders hoping their presence draws attention to an important cause.

Kevin White hopes to stay on field for what could be last stand with Bears

Kevin White has been on the field for only five games in three seasons, but the new coaching staff sees some promise in the former first-rounder.

Texans' Hal diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma

“I will not let this diagnosis stop me from fulfilling my dreams and I do not want anyone to feel sorry for me,” Texans’ safety Andre Hal said following the news he has Hodgkin lymphoma.

Trump seeks pardon recommendations from players

The president’s statement comes after a Yahoo Sports report that Colin Kaepernick’s lawyers are expected to subpoena Trump in a collusion case against the NFL.