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3:24 PM ET Associated Press Two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Tom Flores and standout wide receiver Drew Pearson are finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s class of 2021. Flores, the first Hispanic coach in the NFL, was nominated in the new coaches category, while Pearson is a senior nominee. Flores had a 105-90 career
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12:41 PM ET TAMPA, Fla. — Not once, but twice, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady looked for wide receiver Mike Evans deep Tuesday, connecting with him on passes of 30 and 35 air yards along the right sideline. Evans never broke stride as he made both catches, even when cornerback Mazzi Wilkins was draped
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12:56 PM ET METAIRIE, La. — New Orleans Saints guard Andrus Peat is likely to miss two to three weeks with a broken thumb, a source told ESPN’s Dan Graziano, which means he could potentially return in time for Week 1. Veteran backup Nick Easton replaced Peat in the starting lineup during Monday’s practice. Easton
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1:10 PM ET Miami Dolphins linebacker Vince Biegel was carted off the field after suffering a right knee/leg injury during Tuesday’s practice. Biegel was very emotional after the injury, remaining down for a couple of minutes while teammate Kyle Van Noy and coach Brian Flores spoke to him. The severity of Biegel’s injury is unclear,
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9:30 AM ET The NFL has declined an option to reinstate its full-time officiating program for 2020, the final decision in a series of previously unreported twists during the past four months, according to multiple sources. As a result, officials will continue to work as part-time employees, a setback for many league decision-makers who view
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8:17 PM ET JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars suffered another loss along their defensive line when veteran end Aaron Lynch told them on Monday he is retiring for personal reasons, the team announced. The 27-year-old is the sixth defensive lineman to either opt out, go on injured reserve or retire since July 31. Lynch’s
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6:22 PM ET After nearly two years away, after 17 surgeries and a near amputation, Washington quarterback Alex Smith on Sunday did what once seemed unthinkable: He put on a helmet and practiced with his teammates. Smith has accomplished plenty in his 13 active NFL seasons while playing on Sundays; simply practicing on one ranked
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