Browns eye another chance for Josh Gordon with team
The Cleveland Browns may reinstate wide receiver Josh Gordon after more than three years away from the league. Gordon, 26, has a history of drug policy violations and rehab stays but showed preseason promise while on conditional reinstatement. Browns officials, including Sashi Brown and coach Hue Jackson, stressed sobriety and readiness to discuss his future. Commissioner Goodell noted the final decision rests with Gordon and his conduct.
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Garrett prioritizes mind safety over injuries for longtime health
Browns rookie Myles Garrett says concussions matter most and will sit out to protect his brain. He discussed past head trauma, concussion protocol, and his plan to avoid lingering brain injury while aiming to improve pass rush. He noted long term risks and his desire to be healthy for family and life after football.
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Browns miss deadline derails trade with Bengals
The Browns and Bengals failed to finalize a deal before the 4 p.m. deadline as paperwork issues sidelined the agreement. Browns QB AJ McCarron, seeking a starting role, expressed disappointment, while Browns coach Hue Jackson and Bengals officials faced questions over the bungled process.
Ferentz Praises Barrett as Buckeyes Face Iowa in Black Uniform Night
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz defended J T Barrett as a winner and praised his rival while noting Iowa will wear black pants and jerseys with gray numbers on gold. He also said he supports player uniform changes if they aid performance. Johnnie Dixon discussed his role as OSU’s emerging playmaker and readiness to make plays.
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Blackhawks blank Flyers in shutout showing
Corey Crawford made 35 saves for his 22nd career shutout as Chicago defeated Philadelphia 3-0. Artem Anisimov and Jonathan Toews scored 20 seconds apart in the second period, with DeBrincat adding an empty-net goal. Brian Elliott stopped 32 for the Flyers, who lost four of five heading into a game against St Louis.
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