The Denver Broncos’ unconventional quarterback competition concluded Wednesday with one final plot twist when coach Sean Payton walked up to his QBs during warmups and informed them that rookie Bo Nix had won the starting job. “He smiled,” Payton said
Cleveland Browns running back Pierre Strong left practice in an ambulance Wednesday after appearing to suffer an upper body injury. Strong, 25, was injured running through hanging tackling dummies, according to reports. He walked off the field with trainers and
The Denver Broncos named rookie Bo Nix as their starting quarterback on Wednesday. The first-round draft pick will become the first rookie signal-caller to start a season opener for Denver since Hall of Famer John Elway in 1983. Head coach
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson said he expects to play in the team’s final preseason game against the Detroit Lions on Saturday. Wilson, who has battled a calf injury during training camp, was largely ineffective in five series leading the
Detroit Lions star offensive tackle Penei Sewell left the team’s final training camp practice early Wednesday with a foot injury. Multiple reports said Sewell went to the sideline, where trainers removed his sock and shoe to look at the foot.
Tennessee Titans wide receiver Treylon Burks left Wednesday’s practice early with an apparent injury. Observers said he landed hard after a catch and got up favoring his right hip or lower back before leaving with a trainer. Staying healthy has
New England Patriots first-year coach Jerod Mayo isn’t ready to name his starting quarterback, but he said Wednesday that he wouldn’t hesitate to turn to rookie Drake Maye to run the offense. “One hundred percent, I think he’s ready to
Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Myles Murphy avoided a serious injury but will be sidelined a few weeks with a sprained knee, multiple outlets reported Wednesday. The second-year player could make it back in time for the season opener against New
Tyreek Hill’s thumb injury is minor, and the Miami Dolphins would like to keep it that way. Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel said he will hold the All-Pro wide receiver out of team drills in this week’s joint practices with