Browns eye Jackson as backup option for opener
Berea Browns coach Butch Davis says Nae Jackson is No 2 running back behind William Green as Cleveland faces Indianapolis Colts at Browns Stadium. Jackson led the preseason with 162 rushing yards on 35 attempts and could spell Green if needed, while James White handles third down duties.
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Browns cornerback Henry faces Harrison test in big AFC clash
Browns cornerback Henry battles Marvin Harrison as the team prepares for a crucial game. Henry, coming off a rough night in Pittsburgh, must tighten coverage after a challenging season in which opponents exploited his learning curve.
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Thursday night NFL opener sparks a late second-half showdown
In a 13-7 halftime, the Jets led Washington after a fourth and goal TD from LaMont Jordan. Coles made a 48-yard catch and jawed with the sidelines, while the Redskins mixed Spurrier’s Fun n Gun with run heavy plays. The second half grew sloppy as Washington clung to the lead.
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Clarett Considers Lawsuit Against NFL Over Draft Eligibility
Maurice Clarett and his mother weigh legal options to enter the 2004 draft early amid suspension and NCAA investigation. Attorney Alan Milstein cites strained relations with Ohio State officials, while NFL officials and policy remain a central hurdle.
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Open returns with rain delayed New York scorers thrill fans
At the U S Open in Arthur Ashe Stadium delayed by rain, players gather for roll calls and matches. Kim Clijsters defeats Amelie Mauresmo to reach the semifinals, while Lleyton Hewitt and others advance. Nalbandian shocks Roger Federer in a major upset.
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Chang, honored in rain delayed ceremony at center court
Nalbandian noted players struggled as rain pushed matches, with Agassi and Roddick ahead in freshness. If schedule holds, Thursday starters may play four matches in four days while Chang's retirement ceremony finally occurred on center court amid wet conditions.
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