Eric Bieniemy Returns to Chiefs After Wife’s Shooting

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Eric Bieniemy Returns to Chiefs After Wife’s Shooting

Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy returned to the team Monday after missing 11 practices while being with his wife, Mia, following her shooting. Mia, 57, remains in stable condition after suffering multiple gunshot wounds and has continued to improve. Andy Reid said Bieniemy was “chomping at the bit” to return, with pass game coordinator Joe Bleymaier handling his duties during the absence.

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Larry Fitzgerald Set for Cardinals Ring of Honor Induction

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Larry Fitzgerald Set for Cardinals Ring of Honor Induction

The Cardinals will honor Larry Fitzgerald at halftime of their Oct. 25 game against the Broncos, placing him in the team’s Ring of Honor and retiring his No. 11, according to Adam Schefter. Fitzgerald was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 8 after a 17-year Arizona career. He finished with 1,432 receptions, 17,492 receiving yards and 121 touchdowns.

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Lions' Cade Mays Suffers Significant Wrist Injury

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Lions' Cade Mays Suffers Significant Wrist Injury

Detroit Lions center Cade Mays has suffered a significant wrist injury that will sideline him indefinitely, head coach Dan Campbell announced. Mays signed a three-year, $25 million contract with Detroit this offseason and was expected to play an important role on the offensive line. The Lions will now have to adjust their plans while awaiting further details on his recovery.

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Patriots Extend Hunter Henry on Two-Year, $16 Million Deal

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Patriots Extend Hunter Henry on Two-Year, $16 Million Deal

The New England Patriots are signing tight end Hunter Henry to a two-year, $16 million extension worth up to $20 million, according to reports. The deal includes $14.5 million guaranteed, keeping one of the Patriots’ most reliable offensive weapons under contract for the foreseeable future. Henry has remained a key target in New England since joining the team in 2021.

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Lane Johnson Names Rookie Markel Bell as Eagles’ Future RT

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Lane Johnson Names Rookie Markel Bell as Eagles’ Future RT

Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson plans to retire after the 2026 season and already believes rookie Markel Bell can replace him. “We’ll be in good hands, man. I’m not worried,” Johnson said. The veteran praised Bell’s maturity, work ethic and play strength after the third-round pick took first-team reps during Johnson’s recent absence. “He’s one of the best rookies I’ve been around.”

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Anthony Richardson Moves On From Trade Talk, Focuses on Colts

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Anthony Richardson Moves On From Trade Talk, Focuses on Colts

Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson said he is unsure about the status of his trade request but remains focused on Indianapolis. “I’m not necessarily sure what’s going on,” Richardson said. “I’m just here right now,” trying to be “the best version of myself” for the team. He is competing with Riley Leonard for the backup job behind Daniel Jones this preseason.

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