Bears Sign DT Neville Gallimore to Two-Year, $12M Deal

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Bears Sign DT Neville Gallimore to Two-Year, $12M Deal

The Bears are signing defensive tackle Neville Gallimore to a two-year, $12 million contract, according to The Insiders. The veteran interior lineman adds depth to Chicago’s defensive front as the team continues building its defensive line. The deal was negotiated by LIFT Sports Management.

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Browns Sign LB Quincy Williams To $17M Deal

The Browns are signing former Jets linebacker Quincy Williams to a two-year deal worth up to $17 million, per Jordan Schultz. Williams reunites with Cleveland defensive coordinator Mike Rutenberg, who previously worked with him in New York. The veteran linebacker brings speed and physicality to a Browns defense looking to strengthen its front seven.

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Rico Dowdle Joins Steelers After Breakout Season

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Rico Dowdle Joins Steelers After Breakout Season

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Indoor Football Player Jordan Jones Killed Breaking Up Fight

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Indoor Football Player Jordan Jones Killed Breaking Up Fight

Indoor football player and former West Alabama standout Jordan Jones was shot and killed early Saturday outside Saddle Bar in Acworth, Georgia. Police say the 28-year-old security guard tried to break up a fight when a suspect allegedly opened fire. Jones later died at a hospital. Daniel Di Vonne Parsons, 25, was arrested and charged with felony murder.

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Former First-Round TE Hayden Hurst Retires From NFL

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Former First-Round TE Hayden Hurst Retires From NFL

Veteran tight end Hayden Hurst, a former first-round pick of the Ravens in 2018, announced his retirement from the NFL. Hurst played for Baltimore, Atlanta, Cincinnati and Carolina, finishing his career with 203 receptions, 1,975 yards, and 15 touchdowns. The former South Carolina standout was known as a reliable pass-catching tight end across seven seasons.

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Le’Veon Bell Raises Eyebrows Over WWE Blocking Logan Paul Fight

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Le’Veon Bell Raises Eyebrows Over WWE Blocking Logan Paul Fight

Bell questioned WWE blocking Paul’s proposed boxing match with him, calling it “so weird” because Brock Lesnar fought MMA under contract and Paul previously boxed Dillon Danis while signed. He then jabbed, “Seems a little DUCKY if you ask me.” Paul had claimed WWE feared injury risk, despite saying there was “no risk” and offering the company half his purse.

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