Gary Anderson returns to Vikings as oldest scorer in NFL
Minnesota reached terms with Gary Anderson two days after Doug Brien misfired in overtime against Buffalo. Anderson, 43, cut short a Colorado fly fishing trip to rejoin the Vikings and work with holder Kyle Richardson. Brien remains to handle kickoffs and long field goals. Supportive notes on his career and status were unavailable.
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Vermeil Eyes Big Picture On Jaguars Loss
Coach Dick Vermeil said the Kansas City Chiefs must focus on the bigger picture after a 14 point loss to Jacksonville. He praised the Jaguars defense, noted missed open targets including Johnnie Morton, and stressed patience with quarterback Green while keeping evaluation grounded in long term goals. Morton emphasized remaining patient and supporting the offense as a veteran receiver.
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Falcons shake up roster with three cuts and three signings
Flowery Branch Georgia the Atlanta Falcons cut defensive end Ronald Flemons cornerback Rodney Heath and receiver Kahlil Hill. They signed defensive end Reggie McGrew cornerback Kevin Mathis and receiver Damon Gibson to replace them.
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Pepper spray used at Redskins Eagles game in Parkers Park
Police defend pepper spray deployment at a Monday Redskins Eagles game in PALMER Park Maryland. Officers and ushers responded to a fight in the stands, a sergeant attempted to intervene as the brawl grew, and pepper spray dispersed the crowd, ending the melee with the Redskins trailing 37 to 7.
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Unitas memorialized in Baltimore cathedral tribute
In a cathedral service attended by NFL figures and family, Johnny Unitas was remembered as a legendary quarterback who transformed the game. The 69-year-old Hall of Famer died of a heart attack last Wednesday.
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College briefs report sanctions upheld at Alabama and Kentucky
The NCAA infractions appeals committee upheld Alabama penalties including six restored scholarships and bowl ineligibility, calling violations numerous and egregious. Kentucky also had a one year postseason ban upheld after multiple recruiting violations. Ohio State freshman Maurice Clarett had knee surgery but may still play versus Cincinnati. he rushed for 230 yards and two TDs in the prior game.
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