Deion Sanders to coach Colorado after bladder cancer surgery
Colorado coach Deion Sanders revealed an aggressive bladder cancer diagnosis followed by surgery and reconstructive steps. He said his oncologist considers him cured and plans to coach this season, detailing weight loss and a tough battle while praising his medical team and support network.
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Rick George
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Njoku Aims for Bounceback Season After Injury
Browns tight end David Njoku charts a return to form after a high ankle sprain sidelined him for weeks in 2024. He reflects on being not fully healthy, cites renewed energy with a healthier offseason, and notes his ongoing role in a reworked two tight end set with Harold Fannin Jr. Also highlights QB reps in camp, Njoku’s leadership, and competition shaping the Browns offense.
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Kevin Stefanski
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Bowling Green
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Cedric Tillman
Joe Flacco
Tony Brown II
Michael Woods II
Teven Jenkins
Stefanski
Joel Bitonio
Lorenzo Thompson
Grant Delpit
Christopher Edmonds
Myles Garrett
Durability key to Allen's Hall of Fame career
Eric Allen earned induction to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, lauded for sustaining elite play at cornerback across 14 seasons with the Eagles and Raiders. A nine interception return TDs leader and six Pro Bowls highlight a career defined by smart coverage, top recovery speed, and field leadership from 1988 through 2001.
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Oakland
Browns QBs Split reps as Pickett sidelined boost for Flacco
With Kenny Pickett injured, Joe Flacco shares first team reps with rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders. Gabriel has seen some starter work, while Sanders remains with secondary groups. Flacco says the timing hurts but welcomes more starting reps as the Browns reassess their path to the top QB job.
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