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Steelers QB Rudolph Fined $50,000 for Brawl With Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was fined $50,000 by the NFL for involvement in a helmet-swinging brawl in a game against the Cleveland Browns.
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Browns' Garrett Attends Appeal Hearing for NFL Suspension
Myles Garrett looked composed and casual, a stark contrast to the last time he was seen in public. Stylishly dressed in a bright blue suit and black turtleneck, the Cleveland Browns’ star defensive end met Wednesday with an appeals officer in New York in hopes of getting a reduction to an indefinite NFL suspension that has temporarily ended Garrett’s season...
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NFL to Hear Garrett's Appeal Early This Week
Myles Garrett will soon learn when he can play again. The Cleveland Browns star defensive end, who was suspended indefinitely after the NFL ruled he used a helmet “as a weapon” to strike Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head, will have his appeal heard by the league early this week, a person familiar with the timeline told The Associated...
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Browns' Garrett Suspended for Rest of Season by NFL
Browns defensive end Myles Garrett was suspended for at least the rest of the regular season and postseason by the NFL on Friday for using a helmet “as a weapon” and striking Pittsburgh quarterback Mason Rudolph in the head.
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Brian Flores, Miami Dolphins Have Something to Build on After 1st Win
The Dolphins will try to make it two in a row Sunday at Indianapolis (5-3), but they’ll be without two of their best young players — running back Mark Walton and receiver Preston Williams.
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No Mahomes, as Packers and Chiefs Meet on Sunday Night Football
It was supposed to be a Sunday night celebration of two of the NFL’s storied franchises, the Green Bay Packers and Kansas City Chiefs, teams that played in the first Super Bowl and each led these days by transcendent quarterbacks.
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LISTEN: Philadelphia Eagles Star Fletcher Cox Tells Police He's About to Kill Intruder on 9-1-1 Call
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox told a police dispatcher on Oct. 16 that he would kill an intruder if police didn’t arrive soon enough, according to audio from a 911 call.
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Bills Defense Delivers Another Loss to Dolphins
Fitzpatrick provided the Dolphins a spark — and their first lead beyond the first quarter of the season — by engineering consecutive 75-yard touchdown drives.
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Winless Dolphins Hoping for Some FitzMagic in Game at Bills
Ryan Fitzpatrick picked up many of his colorful nicknames for his fearless flair for dramatics during a four-year stint in Buffalo.
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Dolphins Hope Discarded 1st-Rounders Can Aid Turnaround
Josh Rosen was the 10th overall choice by the Arizona Cardinals in 2018 and became expendable this spring when they used the No. 1 overall pick to draft Kyler Murray. Defensive end Taco Charlton was the 28th overall selection by the Dallas Cowboys in 2017, and Miami claimed him after his release last month.
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Saints Top Cowboys in 12-10 Defensive Struggle
Vonn Bell’s forced fumble and two recoveries helped the Saints stifle a Dallas offense that had rolled through its first three games, and Wil Lutz kicked four field goals to lift New Orleans to a 12-10 victory over the Cowboys on Sunday night.
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Lewisville HS Football Player Collapses, Dies in Twin Brother's Arms, Family Says
A North Texas high school is mourning the sudden death of a 16-year-old football player who reportedly collapsed and died in his twin brother’s arms.
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‘Tonight' Superlatives: 2019 NFL Season
Jimmy Fallon hands out superlatives to New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers NFL players.
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A Look at Iconic Announcers in NFL History
While fans of some sports all have their favorite local announcers, the NFL has been much more of a shared viewing experience. With all games being shown on national networks rather than solely on local channels, the most memorable voices of football are universal. There were the early voices of the game such as Curt Gowdy and Ray Scott; the...
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Top 3 Questions for Miami Dolphins Entering Preseason Opener
After a 7-9 record last season – the team’s seventh losing campaign in the last 10 seasons – Brian Flores was hired from his job as an assistant with the New England Patriots, where he had just come off winning his fourth Super Bowl title as a member of the staff.
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Former DT Kendrick Norton Visits Dolphins Following Car Crash
Former Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Kendrick Norton, who had his left arm amputated following a car crash a month ago, is still lending the team moral support.
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6 Things to Know – Friday, July 19
It’s Friday, July 19th – and NBC 6 has the top stories you need to know for the day.
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Dolphins' Kendrick Norton Released From Hospital After Losing Arm in Crash
Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Kendrick Norton was released from the hospital Thursday weeks after his arm was amputated following a car crash.