In another reminder that the Al Davis era is over, punter Shane Lechler is a former Oakland Raider. Lechler’s signing with the Houston Texans is the …
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Lechler exit signals end of an Oakland era
In another reminder that the Al Davis era is over, punter Shane Lechler is a former Oakland Raider. Lechler’s signing with the Houston Texans is the …
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Lechler exit signals end of an Oakland era
The Baltimore Ravens will be forced to play their 2013 season opener on the road after the team was unable to work out a solution with the Orioles.
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NFL roundup: Ravens must open 2013 season on the road (The SportsXchange)
Add the Miami Dolphins to the list of teams that have shown an interest in signing defensive end Elvis Dumervil.
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Report: Dolphins show interest in Dumervil (The SportsXchange)
CHICAGO (AP) — The Chicago Bears have agreed to a one-year contract with linebacker D.J. Williams, giving them a possible replacement for Brian Urlacher. General manager Phil Emery said Friday that Williams has a chance to “restart his career” after he was suspended for part of last season in Denver. The deal comes two days after the Bears said they couldn’t agree on a contract with Urlacher, the eight-time Pro Bowl selection. Chicago also has an opening at strong side linebacker with Nick Roach signing with Oakland. Williams has played middle and outside linebacker. He missed nine games while serving a pair of NFL-mandated suspensions last season and was released by the Broncos on the eve of free agency, freeing up his $6 million salary. (© Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
CHICAGO (AP) — A person familiar with the situation says the Chicago Bears have agreed to a one-year contract with linebacker D.J. Williams, giving them a possible replacement for Brian Urlacher.
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AP Source: Bears, LB DJ Williams reach 1-year deal (The Associated Press)
The Denver Broncos are a candidate to host the NFL season opener Sept. 5 against the World Champion Baltimore Ravens. Traditionally, the Super Bowl c…
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Broncos candidate to host NFL opener
The 2013 Major League Baseball season begins in a few weeks, but the Baltimore Orioles are already 1-0 after scoring a win over the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens and the National Football League, who announced on Friday that the Ravens will open their 2013 season on the road. Since 2002, the winner of the Super Bowl has opened up the following regular season by hosting a prime time game on Thursday or, in the case of 2012, Wednesday night. The Ravens’ ability to defend their title in similar fashion was in jeopardy as on Sept. 5, the Orioles are scheduled to host the Chicago White Sox at 7:05 p.m. ET in a game played at Camden Yards, which shares a parking lot with nearby M&T Bank Stadium. The league previously ruled out playing another Wednesday nigh game, which was done last season to avoid a conflict with President Barack Obama’s speech at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, as Sept. 4 is the start of Rosh Hashanah. The league had explored having the Orioles move the start time of their game that night up, with the NFL pushing the start of the Ravens game to later in the evening, but ultimately the decision was made to have the Ravens open on the road. “After thorough discussions among the Orioles, the NFL and the Ravens, it became clear that holding both an Orioles’ game and the Ravens’ regular season opener on the same day would create logistical situations that would cause serious issues for the city of Baltimore, and fans for both teams,” Ravens president Dick Cass said in a statement released by the team.
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Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens will open on the road in 2013 (Shutdown Corner)
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For the past decade, the defending Super Bowl champions kick off the season at home in a midweek prime-time game. That tradition will come to an end b…
One day after Chicago parted company with longtime middle linebacker Brian Urlacher, the Bears and former Denver Broncos linebacker D.J. Williams agreed to a one-year contract.
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Bears replace Urlacher with ex-Bronco Williams (The SportsXchange)