Suh visited Miami on Wednesday. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that nothing is imminent between the sides. Suh, 36, played for the Dolphins from 2015-17, earning Pro Bowl honors in 2016. He also has played for the Lions, Rams, Buccaneers and signed with the Eagles at midseason in 2022, seeing action in eight games and the postseason.
Ndamukong Suh visited Dolphins on Wednesday - NBC Sports
1) Ari 2)@ Mia 3) Jac 4)@ Bal 5)@ Hou 6)@ Jet 7) Ten 8)@ Sea 9) Mia 10) @ Colts 11) KC 12) Bye 13) SF 14)@ LAR 15)@ Det 16) Pats 17) Jets 18)@ Pats
Just a little surprised we didn't bring him in ......Originally Posted by Woodman
Gotta trust they know.
Yes, it’s getting more expensive to go to Lions games. For some fans, it’s dramatically more expensive.
Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press has found a season-ticket holder who initially believed the email was mistaken. It wasn’t. Jeff Paxton paid $5,536 for four season tickets in 2023. Next year, the same seats will cost $13,616.
Some Lions fans face season-ticket price increases of nearly 150 percent - NBC Sports
Chargers designate Joey Bosa for return from injured reserve - NBC Sports
The Chargers announced on Thursday that Bosa has been designated for return from injured reserve. The move gives him the ability to practice for the rest of the season and he could be activated to play in any of the Chargers’ remaining games.
Bosa injured his foot in Week 11 and has missed the team’s last four games. He had 20 tackles, 6.5 sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in nine appearances before his injury.
The Chargers host the Bills on Saturday night and it seems unlikely that Bosa will be activated ahead of that game.
49ers sign RB Jeremy McNichols to active roster
The 49ers signed running back Jeremy McNichols to the active roster from the team’s practice squad, the team announced Thursday. They signed defensive lineman Taylor Stallworth to take McNichols’ spot on the practice squad. McNichols’ promotion is a sign running back Elijah Mitchell (knee) won’t be available for Sunday’s game against the Ravens. Mitchell hasn’t played since Dec. 3 against the Eagles.
It’s looking more and more likely that Ryan Tannehill will be getting a return to the Titans lineup for Christmas.
Quarterback Will Levis missed practice for the second straight day with an ankle injury. Titans head coach Mike Vrabel said on Wednesday that Tannehill will get the start against the Seahawks if Levis is unable to play. Tannehill started the first six games, but has been behind Levis since his return from an ankle injury.
Will Levis out of practice again Thursday
Indianapolis Colts legend Jeff Saturday is among the group that believes the NFL got it right in terms of suspending Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Damontae Kazee for the remainder of the season after his hit against a current Colt. Kazee was ejected this past Saturday after his hit on Colts star wideout Michael Pittman Jr., hitting the receiver as he was diving to make a catch.
Colts legend Jeff Saturday thinks NFL was right to suspend Steelers’ Damontae Kazee for rest of season
Mecole Hardman back at Chiefs practice, Kadarius Toney out
While Hardman was on the field, Kadarius Toney did not take part in practice due to a hip injury. Running back Jerick McKinnon (groin), linebacker Cam Jones (illness), and linebacker Nick Bolton (wrist, abdomen) were also out of practice. Left tackle Donovan Smith (neck) joined Hardman in the limited category.
Last year at this time, the Raiders benched and sent home quarterback Derek Carr in order to avoid owing him $40 million, fully guaranteed. This year, the Saints don’t have that luxury.
They’re already on the hook for $40 million, as a practical matter. Carr’s contract pays out a $30 million salary in 2024, all of which is fully guaranteed. Another $10 million due in 2025 becomes fully guaranteed in March 2024. The Saints can avoid the extra $10 million only by cutting Carr before the payment vests.
Saints still have a $40 million commitment to Derek Carr - NBC Sports
There’s been a lot of focus on the underwhelming performance of the Chiefs’ receivers this season, but Jones said that the quarterback is still the star of the show for Kansas City and that the Raiders will need to shut Patrick Mahomes down to get a win on Christmas.
“We’re not worried about them,” Jones said, via Adam Hill of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. “It’s Patrick Mahomes we’ve got to stop. You stop the magician, then the act is over.”
Raiders CB Jack Jones on Patrick Mahomes- Stop the magician and the act is over - NBC Sports
Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith was close to playing against the Eagles in Week 15 and he’s set to play against the Titans in Week 16.
Smith practiced fully all week and he did not receive an injury designation on the team’s final injury report of the week. Carroll said, via the team’s website, that Smith had “as good a Friday as I can remember for a quarterback” and that he is “totally back and primed” for Sunday’s game.
There’s less clarity about four other Seahawks. Center Evan Brown (illness), cornerback Tre Brown (heel), running back Kenneth Walker III (shoulder), and cornerback Devon Witherspoon (hip) are all listed as questionable.
Geno Smith "totally back" for Sunday's game - NBC Sports
With Zach Wilson still in concussion protocol, the New York Jets will start Trevor Siemian on Sunday against the Washington Commanders -- New York's third quarterback change in the past five weeks.
Siemian could get the call next week, too. Because of a quick turnaround, Wilson also could be sidelined Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns.
Jets go back to Trevor Siemian with Zach Wilson in protocol - ESPN
"I really didn't grasp how significant it was until I watched it," Pittman said. "I remember sitting in my locker and then my wife came in crying, my daughter was crying. And that's the first time that I was like, 'Maybe this was bad.'"
Kazee was ejected from the game and, on Monday, suspended without pay for the remainder of the regular season. He will forfeit about $208,000 in salary during the suspension.
Colts' Michael Pittman clears protocol but doesn't recall hit - ESPN
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence was back on the practice field Friday but still must clear the NFL's concussion protocol to play in Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Coach Doug Pederson said Friday morning that if Lawrence, who is listed as questionable, does not clear the protocol by the time the team leaves for Tampa on Saturday, he won't make the trip and backup quarterback C.J. Beathard would make his first start since the final regular-season game in 2020 with the San Francisco 49ers.
Trevor Lawrence back at practice, must clear concussion protocol - ESPN
Before legalized gambling, teams that played fast and loose with the rules regarding the reporting of injuries created potential problems between themselves and the league. With legalized gambling prevalent throughout most of the country, teams that engage in injury-report irregularities can now create separate problems for themselves and the league.
The first tangible example of the full-blown DraftKings/FanDuel era comes from the $100,000 in fines imposed on the Falcons and coach Arthur Smith for failing to disclose running back Bijan Robinson’s Week 7 illness. Though he played in the game, Robinson had limited snaps and only one touch — his lowest amount of the year, by far.
Bijan Robinson injury-report fine opens potential can of worms for NFL - NBC Sports
He is the third quarterback on the active roster along with Easton Stick and Will Grier, who signed with the team earlier this week. This is the second time the Chargers have signed Duggan to the 53-player roster this season. The team waived him Monday before re-signing him to the practice squad Wednesday. The Chargers drafted the former TCU quarterback in the seventh round this spring.
Chargers sign Max Duggan to 53-player roster - NBC Sports
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