Browns hire eight more coaches to join Hue Jackson staff
Hue Jackson announced eight additions to the Browns coaching staff led by offensive coordinator Pep Hamilton. New hires include Rock Cartwright, Louie Cioffi, Ken Delgado, Johnny Holland, Cannon Matthews, Robert Nunn, Eric Sanders and Ryan Slowik, joining returning coordinators and assistants as Cleveland pursues a stronger, more experienced crew.
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Manziel accused in domestic violence case in Texas
The affidavit details an alleged struggle as Manziel allegedly grabbed a woman in a Crowley, Texas, incident. She says she backed out of a car, jumped out, and fought back as he chased and hit her left ear. Officers said the dispute continued in Fort Worth before Manziel fled on foot. Attorneys declined comment.
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Denver Broncos brace for first title parade in 17 years
Denver readies a downtown celebration for the Broncos first Super Bowl championship since 1999. The planned 1.5 mile parade from Civic Center to Union Station features a noon stop, concerts by Big Head Todd and The Monsters and others, with Gov. Hickenlooper and Mayor Hancock aboard. Authorities expect hundreds of thousands to attend and ban alcohol and marijuana.
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Broncos Beat Panthers In Watchable But Low-Scoring Super Bowl
Television ratings slipped to an average of 111.9 million for Denver’s 24-10 win over Carolina, the third most watched U.S. game. CBS marketed the 50th Super Bowl as historic, but a defensive battle led to fewer big plays and mixed crowd sentiment about the Levi’s Stadium turf. Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib faulted the field, while West Coast Turf supplied the hybrid Bermuda grass grown on plastic. Divots were cleared by stadium staff after warmups and the halftime show.
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Record bets hit Nevada as Super Bowl 50 draws fans
Nevada sportsbooks processed a record 132.5 million in wagers on the Super Bowl with about 10.1 percent kept as win, totaling 13.3 million. Denver defeated Carolina 24-10 in a low scoring game. Panthers were 5.5 point favorites.
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Budweiser denies paying Manning for Super Bowl shout out
Peyton Manning did not receive payment from Anheuser-Busch for mentioning Budweiser after the Super Bowl. The brand’s social team and marketing chief said they did not sponsor or pay for the shout out. Critics speculate Manning’s ties to a Bud distributorship may explain the timing.
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Broncos face tough choices after Super Bowl win
Denver celebrates the title as coach Gary Kubiak weighs keeping Von Miller, Brock Osweiler’s value, and the plan to replace Peyton Manning. Osweiler’s future looms large amid talks of a potential franchise tag and interest from several QB-needy teams. Trevor Siemian remains the only other quarterback on the roster.
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Seahawks fans remember Lynch as a game changer
The Seahawks built a Super Bowl era foundation around Marshawn Lynch after trading for him in 2010. His on field production and off field attitude left a lasting mark on Seattle, with a quiet retirement announced via social media and confirmed by his agent.
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