Broncos lose Gary for season with ACL tear
Denver Broncos running back Olandis Gary will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL in his right knee after the 41-36 loss to the St. Louis Rams. Terrell Davis is also hobbled by a sprained left ankle as Denver fears a longer injury list. Gary’s MRI confirmed the tear, and he will require surgery soon, leaving Denver with only rookie Mike Anderson and practice-squad Kareem Coleman as other backs.
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Gruber retires after 12 seasons with Buccaneers
Tampa Bay left tackle Paul Gruber announces retirement at 35 after 12 seasons. He chose family over a comeback from a broken leg, noting his career exceeded expectations as the Buccaneers finished with an NFC Central title in his final game. Gruber set club records for games played and started (183) after being drafted fourth overall in 1988.
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U S Open attracts Williams and Sampras amid cool front
Serena Williams faces Lindsay Davenport in a blockbuster night at the U S Open as Pete Sampras meets Richard Krajicek. A cold front lowers expected evening temps to near 50 degrees by 9 p m, threatening play for the men while Lisa Raymond battles injury and a Olympics snub shadow fades through doubles.
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Williams Cannot Master Consistency in Open Bout with Tauziat
Venus Williams beat Julie Tauziat in three sets as Williams sprayed serves and fought fatigue. Tauziat praised Venus’ physical play but noted Williams must improve to win the tournament. In men’s action, Nicolas Kiefer upset Magnus Norman to reach the quarterfinals as Sampras remained the highest seed after Agassi and Kuerten fell early.
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Cunningham stays in KC amid playoff talk and Derrick Thomas tribute
Chiefs coach Cunningham denied resigning rumors after a tough home opener against the Colts. He cited the Derrick Thomas tribute and several missed plays as factors, noting players aimed to win while defense showed strength despite offensive struggles. Fans booed the early running plays at Arrowhead.
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