Around the NFL: News and Rumors

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[RaineV1]

It's funny as hell sometimes, but player family members need to learn to shit the hell up about the team most of the time. Except for Marlon's sister, since she's funny without causing any drama for him.

 

[JO_75]

It's funny as hell sometimes, but player family members need to learn to shit the hell up about the team most of the time. Except for Marlon's sister, since she's funny without causing any drama for him.

Now Dak's brother is involved. Spicy in Dallas.

Dak Prescott's brother wants him out of Dallas because of 'so-called fans' | FOX Sports

Tad Prescott, the older brother of Cowboys QB Dak Prescott, wants him out of Dallas because of the "so-called fans."

www.foxsports.com

 

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[JO_75]

Another stadium name change... FedEx opts out of naming rights deal with the Commanders as they use the clause they had if Ownership had changed. Of course, Commanders got a new owner and now we wait.

Commanders get blindsided by FedEx with company deciding to pull out of $205 million stadium naming deal

FedEx had a clause in contract to opt out of the deal if the team ever underwent an ownership change

www.cbssports.com

 

[cobrajet]

Mac Jones to Jags for late round pick. Personally I think that was steal. He can now backup Trevor like he did in HS.

 

[JO_75]

Come home for Depth?

 

[cobrajet]

The Cam Sutton story is crazy. He has been on the lam since march 7th.

 

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[JO_75]

Update: Rice has a warrant out for his arrest after causing a 6 car accident, he apparently fled the scene.

 

[Dom McRaven]

Update: Rice has a warrant out for his arrest after causing a 6 car accident, he apparently fled the scene.

What a dumbass.

 

[JO_75]

Former CB Vontae Davis has passed away at the age of 35.

 

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[JO_75]

Countdown to when the Chiefs release him and he gets hit with an indefinite suspension.

 

[JO_75]

The meme that was the 'London Jaguars' is officially dead. The Jacksonville Jaguars and the city of Jacksonville have come to terms on a $1.4B Stadium deal, calling it the "stadium of the future" will keep the Jaguars in Jacksonville for 30 years with a non-relocation agreement included.

Construction would begin after the 2025 season, with the Jaguars playing in a reduced capacity stadium in 2026 and playing their home games in either Gainesville or Orlando in 2027.

The new 30-year lease calls for the Jaguars to play all preseason and postseason games in Jacksonville with one home game played annually in London, likely at Wembley Stadium. The Jaguars could play one additional home game overseas every four years, but only if the NFL dictates and only during seasons in which the Jaguars have nine home games.

Jaguars, city of Jacksonville agree to $1.4 billion stadium deal

The Jaguars and the city of Jacksonville have agreed to a $1.4 billion stadium deal, the Associated Press reports.

www.nbcsports.com

 

[Dom McRaven]

This man Dak really capping AGAIN about a contract. Come on now.....

EDIT: Only posting this as a screenshot since Twitter links don't want to work.

 

[rossihunter2]

This man Dak really capping AGAIN about a contract. Come on now.....

EDIT: Only posting this as a screenshot since Twitter links don't want to work.

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When you copy in a url, change the x for Twitter and they still embed

 

[All_black_everything]

When you copy in a url, change the x for Twitter and they still embed

This does work but is it ever going to be fixed? It’s kind of annoying tbh

 

[JPPT1974]

Wonder if the Cowboys want to make him the highest paid QB in the league possibly?! So much talk but need action over in a contract.

 

[JO_75]

Not looking good for Kickers this offseason...... and if it's true what the Women are saying happened, he's done for in the NFL.

NFL kicker Brandon McManus accused of sexual assault in lawsuit

Two women are suing kicker Brandon McManus and the Jacksonville Jaguars, alleging that McManus sexually assaulted them during the team's flight to London last year.

www.espn.com