Modell to sell Ravens minority stake to reduce debt
Art Modell plans to attract investors by February or early March while retaining control of the franchise. The Ravens recently restructured $185 million in loans and the NFL-backed debt will be repaid over 60 to 90 days. David Modell says the goal is to permanently reduce debt through a minority sale to a partner close to his age.
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Injury Report Highlights Probables and Questionables across NFL
The league lists multiple players with probables, possibles, and outs across teams including Philadelphia, Baltimore, Indianapolis, Seattle, Minnesota, New York Giants, Tampa Bay, Oakland, Green Bay, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Miami. Notable mentions include quarterbacks Jake Phimmetthu and Tony Straguna, and defenders like Ray Agnew and Kenard Lang.
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Bettis Timeframe Braced as Browns Visit
Jerome Bettis, entering his seventh pro season at 5 foot 11 and 250 pounds, is listed questionable after left knee surgery kept him out of camp and preseason. He sat out practice Tuesday, practiced Wednesday, and must shake rust if he plays, with coach Bill Cowher cautioning he has not yet played a down this year. Bettis cites a need for a passing game to relieve the run and notes changes under Kevin Gilbride as offensive coordinator. If Bettis hits the field, the Browns face a Steelers team hoping for a sharper attack and more balance between pass and run.
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Cowher eyeing hostile opener with Browns in new stadium
Pittsburgh coach Bill Cowher weighs opening the season at Cleveland Browns Stadium while Browns and Steelers face injury notes and roster changes. Cowher recalls past road tests and the Browns seek a strong home debut amid a crowded Ohio radio market. Ronnie Powell earns a roster spot amid incumbent concerns.
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Williams Powers Past Seles At Open In Big Serve Duel
Venus Williams logged 42 aces matching a U S Open tournament high while serving up to 116 mph against Monica Seles in a match that underscored her growing form. Davenport survived rain delays and a late surge from Mary Pierce to win 6 2 3 6 7 5, in a pulsating semifinal day at Arthur Ashe Stadium. Kafelnikov outlasted Kra jicek in a tense five setter 7 6 7 6 3 6 1 6 7 5, setting up a semifinal with Andre Agassi who beat Nicolas Escude 7 6 6 3 6 4.
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