Month: July 2019

4:43 PM ET SANTA CLARA, Calif. — One day before the San Francisco 49ers‘ first training camp practice, quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo has been cleared to fully participate. “It’s officially official,” Garoppolo said. “We’re good to go.” Garoppolo returns after a lengthy rehab from the torn left anterior cruciate ligament he suffered in a Sept. 23

4:37 PM ET NAPA, Calif. — Antonio Brown kicked off his first training camp as a member of the Oakland Raiders with a hot air balloon ride over Wine Country at dawn on Thursday. Raiders coach Jon Gruden shrugged. “Is he O.K? That’s all I want to know,” Gruden cracked at a news conference with

4:39 PM ET The Detroit Lions have signed former Pro Bowl defensive tackle Mike Daniels, who was released by the Green Bay Packers earlier this week, to a one-year deal for $9.1 million, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Friday. The deal includes $7.8 million that is fully guaranteed, the source told Schefter. Daniels,

4:39 PM ET The Detroit Lions are finalizing a deal with former Pro Bowl defensive tackle Mike Daniels, who was released by the Green Bay Packers earlier this week, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The 30-year-old Daniels, who was a fourth-round pick out of Iowa in 2012, had been a perennial starter for the

4:11 PM ET GLENDALE, Ariz. — Arizona Cardinals rookie coach Kliff Kingsbury didn’t hold back when asked Friday about how former first-round pick Robert Nkemdiche showed up to training camp. “Not in shape, I guess,” the usually reserved Kingsbury said. “And that’s kind of where we’ll leave it. I mean, he’s on PUP and he’s

9:44 AM ET PHILADELPHIA — The most important moment at Philadelphia Eagles training camp Friday didn’t happen on the field, but rather a few yards off it, where a boy got to meet his idol, Carson Wentz. Positioned at the edge of the guest tent and rocking a green mohawk to match his No. 11

3:40 PM ET OXNARD, Calif. — Even though Ezekiel Elliott is not at training camp, the Dallas Cowboys‘ goal is to sign the two-time NFL rushing champion to a long-term deal along with quarterback Dak Prescott and wide receiver Amari Cooper. The order of who signs does not matter to executive vice president Stephen Jones,

3:40 PM ET Running back Ezekiel Elliott is “late” to training camp and, as a non-report, can be subject to fines under the guidelines of the CBA, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Friday. Jones did not use the word “holdout” to describe Elliott’s status. “He is, uh … he’s late. We have officially reported,