Bills WR Keon Coleman Dealing With Sprained Foot/Toe

7 minutes ago

Bills WR Keon Coleman Dealing With Sprained Foot/Toe

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Keon Coleman has been diagnosed with a sprained foot/toe after suffering the injury in Saturday’s preseason opener. Coleman was seen wearing a walking boot Tuesday and is expected to miss some practice time. Head coach Joe Brady indicated he isn’t overly concerned, a positive sign after Coleman scored a touchdown in the preseason opener.

By Sauvik Banerjee

Other articles from NFL

Terrion Arnold’s Seattle Seahawks Signing Faces Further Delay

25 minutes ago

Terrion Arnold’s Seattle Seahawks Signing Faces Further Delay

The Seahawks remain in line to sign Arnold, but sources say they are still working through timing and the process will take a while. Once Seattle finalizes the deal, the NFL will place him on the commissioner’s exempt list as his legal case continues. The cornerback will not be permitted to practice or play while on the list.

By Samnur Reza

Najee Harris Set to Go From Jim Harbaugh to John Harbaugh

about 1 hour ago

Najee Harris Set to Go From Jim Harbaugh to John Harbaugh

Najee Harris is set to reunite with the Harbaugh family after spending last season with Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers. Harris has now agreed to join the New York Giants, where he’ll play for Jim’s brother, John Harbaugh. The veteran running back spent most of last season recovering from an Achilles injury and will now look to make an impact in New York.

By Sauvik Banerjee

Jason Kelce May Join ESPN for NFL Network Coverage

about 2 hours ago

Jason Kelce May Join ESPN for NFL Network Coverage

Kelce could join ESPN’s broadcast booths for some of the seven regular-season games the network will televise on NFL Network, according to Front Office Sports. His role remains “fluid,” and ESPN has not made a final decision. Kelce primarily works on ESPN’s Monday night pregame show, though he has taken on other roles, including a five-episode stint as a late-night host.

By Samnur Reza

Breece Hall Out Two to Three Weeks With Groin Injury

about 3 hours ago

Breece Hall Out Two to Three Weeks With Groin Injury

Hall will miss two to three weeks after suffering a right groin strain during Monday’s practice, HC Aaron Glenn announced Tuesday. That said, the Jets expect their star running back to recover in time for the regular-season opener against Tennessee on September 13. Hall pulled up untouched following a red-zone catch, but follow-up testing confirmed the injury was minor and caused no structural damage.

By Samnur Reza

Commanders Make Seven Roster Moves

about 4 hours ago

Commanders Make Seven Roster Moves

The Washington Commanders made several roster moves, signing linebacker Krys Barnes, defensive tackle Maurice Hurst II, tight end Tre McKitty and running back Craig Reynolds. Washington also released punter Matt Haack and kicker Jake Moody. The team placed wide receiver River Cracraft and running back Jerome Ford on injured reserve, further reshaping its roster ahead of the regular season.

By Sauvik Banerjee

Never miss an update! Download our app now.