ifferent types of exams, multiple meetings with trainers and physicians, regular doses of anti-inflammatory medicine and possibly even a platelet-rich plasma could dominate this week for Bills quarterback Josh Allen. Allen’s right elbow was awkwardly wrenched twice in Sunday’s 20-17 loss to the New York Jets, once in the first quarter and, more severely, on the Bills’ third-to-final offensive play. Afterward, Allen said he had "slight pain" in the elbow. The organization hasn’t provided a status update, but some crumbs of information were obtained Monday night (ESPN reported the "ulnar collateral ligament and related nerves" evaluation) and Tuesday afternoon (NFL Network said "multiple doctors are giving multiple opinions"). We shouldn’t expect any significant clarity on Wednesday when the Bills release their first injury report ahead of Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings aside from body part and practice status.

The Carolina Panthers are searching for answers following their embarrassing 42-21 blowout loss to the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday. And they’re not alone. Panthers fans are frustrated with the team’s two-game losing streak. The defense has given up 79 points during that stretch, and a pair of defensive assistant coaches lost their jobs on Monday, partly because of the ineptitude of the supposed strength of the team. Naturally, fans want to know what’s up with the Panthers’ recent woes and their future. That’s why The Charlotte Observer opens up its weekly mailbag to answer their questions.

The second full week of Oregon football’s Fall Camp saw an unsurprising ramp-up of both expectations and understanding. While the Coaches and players try hard not to give too much away in post-practice interviews, there’s an undercurrent of enthusiasm, particularly from the players. Some of this is doubtless attributable to the joy of just being back on the field with teammates. But there is also evidence of Oregon maturing and coming together as a team. Although quick to note the amount of work yet to do, Coaches seem pleased with the team’s progress and with the emergence of leadership from players on both sides of the ball. Duck fans may recall some years in which locker room leadership was ineffective, and some level of "entitlement" crept into some members of the team leading to unfavorable game results. That is most certainly not in evidence this year. As one example, linebacker Jeff Bassa was singled out by Defensive Coordinator Lupoi. Bassa noted in an interview that he was working on better communication, specifically in recognizing formations and play tendencies from those formations more quickly. This lets the defense get adjusted as needed earlier. A small bit of in-game leadership that might not be obvious on game film.

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Dan Lanning knew what he was inheriting because he’d clashed with former Oregon coach Mario Cristobal and his assistants on the recruiting trail. While first-year Oregon coach Lanning was helping assemble the best defense of college football’s spread offense era at Georgia, Cristobal was working to convince West Coast players that they didn’t have to cross the country to play on an elite roster. DAZN is the new home of NFL in Canada. Live stream every NFL Live Free game in HD. Sign up today - $20 per month or $150 annually. Cancel anytime.

Risky wardrobe choice, wasn’t it? The University of Oregon pulled on eggshell uniforms on Saturday and walked the Rose Bowl runway. Omelet jokes? Humpty Dumpty barbs? Get it all out now. Because there were jokes for days had things not gone well. The Ducks might have been laughed off the national stage and right out of the College Football Playoff picture. But there was nothing I loved more about Oregon’s 34-31 win over UCLA on Saturday than how resilient, determined and unapologetic these Ducks are. How to Stream the Watch Rugby World Cup Online. Top 3 VPNs. Our Top Choice! ExpressVPN. Fastest and most reliable VPN; User-friendly; 148 server locations.

Former Oregon offensive lineman Doug Brenner lost his lawsuit against the NCAA on Friday, as a jury found the NCAA negligent, but did not award Brenner any of the $100 million he was seeking in punitive damages for injuries he sustained during a controversial workout in 2017. Brenner's attorneys argued that his injuries occurred because the NCAA doesn't have a specific rule or bylaw regarding overexerting players during workouts, but the jury didn't believe the NCAA's negligence contributed to them. Best ways to watch NFR live free 2022 online. Watch Wrangler National Finals Rodeo live streaming from Las Vegas in high definition.

A couple of months ago, 4-star running back Roderick Robinson made a recruiting cut-down to 9 schools, and he included the Oregon Ducks in that mix. On Sunday afternoon, Robinson made yet another cutdown, this time to 5 schools, and the Ducks survived once again.

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