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Chiefs Rookie Mansoor Delane Says Shoulder Injury Is Improving
Kansas City Chiefs rookie cornerback Mansoor Delane said his injured shoulder is "getting better every day" as he works toward full clearance during training camp. Delane, currently practicing in a non-contact jersey, said he expects to be fully cleared soon and acknowledged he must better manage his aggressive playing style to protect teammates while preparing for the regular season.
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Ndamukong Suh Says a $200K NFL Salary Isn't What Fans Think
Suh says not every NFL player lives like a superstar. “There’s guys that are still living paycheck to paycheck,” Suh said, explaining how taxes can slash a $200,000 salary to about $100,000. He added players are still expected to live like teammates making $40 million annually, saying, “That ain’t mathin,” despite earning far less.
By Shubham Bhargav
about 8 hours ago
Philip Rivers Reveals the Call That Ended His Retirement
Rivers admitted he questioned whether he could still play after 1,800 days away from football. “The doubt kept creeping in,” Rivers said, before calling former coach Frank Reich for advice. Reich's response: “Because you can.” That convinced Rivers to return. “The only way to find out is to do it,” Rivers said, accepting whatever happened.
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