NFL News Today

NFL News Today

• How the NFL could match the drama of World Cup penalty kicks: Two ideas to spice up overtime
  If you hate ties as much as I do, consider two ideas that would give the NFL the same pulse-pounding finish as a penalty shootout
• Former Lions CB Terrion Arnold worked out for Texans, received interest from three other teams
  Arnold is still fielding interest despite potentially facing life behind bars
• Why Kawhi Leonard’s reunion with Raptors could fall through; Kylian Mbappé injury update after World Cup win
  Plus predictions for Conor McGregor’s UFC return
• Why Brandon Aiyuk’s NFL career will be over if he sticks to promise he made to 49ers on social media
  The receiver claims he will never do business with San Francisco again, but his refusal to apply for reinstatement could permanently end his NFL career
• Ranking the top 25 players under 25, plus the NFL’s best offenses revealed and Harry Kane’s NFL chances
  Here’s everything you need to know about the NFL for July 9
• Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will review the Bryce Harper FanDuel video
  As gambling controversies emerge in American pro sports, the NFL continues to avoid landing in any significant jackpots.
• Report: Mike Macdonald wasn’t referring to Tom Brady as the person who provided Super Bowl help
  If it wasn’t Brady, who was it?
• Report: ESPN will address the online complaints about Matt Miller later
  ESPN NFL draft analyst Matt Miller announced on Friday that he’ll be placed on leave as he recovers from serious injuries suffered last month in an automobile accident.
• With World Cup games over, the stickers can be removed from 64,000 seats at Gillette Stadium
  France’s 2-0 win over Morocco in the quarterfinal round of the World Cup was the seventh, and last, game of the tournament played at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough.
• Saquon Barkley urges LeBron James to sign in Philadelphia, “be remembered forever”
  Two years ago, Saquon Barkley signed as a free agent in Philadelphia, won a championship in his first season there, and became one of the city’s most beloved athletes.