8:42 AM ET Kevin SeifertNFL Nation Close ESPN.com national NFL writer ESPN.com NFC North reporter, 2008-2013 Covered Vikings for Minneapolis Star Tribune, 1999-2008 The NFL has made an exception to rules limiting the use of tinted helmet shields, the crux of a new sponsorship agreement with Oakley’s football division. The four-year deal, announced Tuesday morning,
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8:37 AM ET Kevin WangESPN.com Veteran guard Jeremy Lin has signed with the Beijing Shougang Ducks to play in the Chinese Basketball Association next season, the team announced Tuesday. In a statement, the Ducks say the team is now in the process of working with the league to get his registration paperwork approved, a procedural
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8:24 AM ET Ezekiel Elliott is still holding out, but that hasn’t stopped him from working out. The Dallas Cowboys running back is working with Hall of Fame running back Marshall Faulk in Cabo San Lucas so he can be ready to play when his contract issue is resolved. “His fitness is great, but playing
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8:03 AM ET Associated Press (STATS) — New Hampshire football will begin the 2019 season without the person who’s synonymous with the program, 21st-year head coach Sean McDonnell. McDonnell, 62, has taken an indefinite leave of absence from the team for health-related reasons, UNH athletic director Marty Scarano announced Monday night. Associate head coach Ricky
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7:49 AM ET NFL owners continue to push for an expanded season even as players continue to demonstrate little appetite for such an idea. Sources who have been briefed on the current state of CBA negotiations told ESPN that there has been little substantive progress in talks so far. The players’ side is determined to
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11:00 PM ET PHILADELPHIA — One noticeable change in Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz‘s play this summer is that he hasn’t been using his legs as a weapon. During practice, he has been operating almost exclusively from the pocket. He drops back, surveys and fires. There’s the occasional bootleg or rollout, but it’s hard to
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