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Marvin Jones wasn’t prepared for what happened last December, such that anyone can ever prepare for the kind of tragedy he endured. But the Lions receiver said he was helped through the process of losing his infant son by the support of others, after his 6-month-old son Marlo died on Dec. 28, 2019. “I think [more] … [Read more...] about Marvin Jones opens up about loss of son

For now, the Steelers and the rest of the league are in glorified OTAs, having recently added helmets to the mix, as players gradually work their way back to something resembling practice. It seems apparent that Mike Tomlin is ready to proceed, within the limitations. “We are still transitioning into football, and there is a [more] … [Read more...] about Mike Tomlin ready to transition to next phase of practice

Russell Wilson is glad to be Jamal Adams‘ teammate. Wilson talked up Adams, who arrived in Seattle in a blockbuster trade with the Jets, as a player who’s going to make an enormous difference to the Seahawks for years to come. “Jamal’s a fiery guy. I love him,” Wilson said. “He’s passionate about the game, [more] … [Read more...] about Russell Wilson on Jamal Adams: He’s one of the best players in the game

Oakley spent plenty of time and effort creating a face shield for 2020. Now Oakley has to find players who will actually wear it. Several weeks ago, Texans defensive lineman J.J. Watt made it clear that he’s not interested in wearing one. On Thursday, Rams safety John Johnson said he’s not interested, either. His basic [more] … [Read more...] about John Johnson has no interest in a face shield

NFL coaches, always looking for an edge, say the team that wins the Super Bowl will be the one with the best record against the coronavirus. … [Read more...] about For NFL teams, the path to victory this year isn’t X’s and O’s — it’s avoiding infections