Filed under: Cowboys , NFC East , NFL Training Camp When rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant fell victim to a high ankle sprain on a play late in practice Friday, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones didn’t hide how displeased he was with the situation. Jones told ESPN’s Chris Mortensen he didn’t like that Bryant was out so late in practice after a long first week of training camp.
It just doesn’t ease up in the Southeastern Conference.
Filed under: Bengals , Steelers , AFC North , NFL Training Camp This week’s acquisition of Terrell Owens by the Cincinnati Bengals brought a lot of talk about the defending AFC North champions. After all, the Bengals already had Chad Ochocinco running around, and they signed veteran Antonio Bryant earlier in the offseason.
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Filed under: Vikings , NFL Injuries , NFL Referees , NFL Training Camp Percy Harvin w as carted off the Vikings ‘ practice field with an “unknown injury” Saturday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported. Minnesota coach Brad Childress was not scheduled to meet with the media, so there was no immediate update on Harvin’s status
Filed under: Vikings , NFL Injuries , NFL Referees , NFL Training Camp Percy Harvin w as carted off the Vikings ‘ practice field with an “unknown injury” Saturday, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
Filed under: Eagles , NFL Injuries , NFL Rumors , NFL Training Camp DeSean Jackson , w ho’s quickly developed into a star for the Eagles , was carted off the field during Philadelphia’s training camp practice Saturday, multiple media outlets reported. According to the Philadelphia Inquirer , Jackson “appeared to injure his back” while catching a pass from Kevin Kolb .
Filed under: Buccaneers Tampa Bay Buccaneers general manager Mark Dominik had a busy — and expensive — Saturday morning, agreeing to terms with the team’s first-round pick, defensive tackle Gerald McCoy , and signing restricted free-agent offensive tackle Donald Penn to a six-year deal worth a reported $43 million.
Filed under: Redskins Albert Haynesworth apparently doesn’t put much faith in the old adage, “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again,” After failing a conditioning drill on Thursday and Friday, which prevented him from joining the Redskins for practice, Haynesworth took Saturday off, according to multiple reports. The Redskins defensive tackle won’t be allowed to fully take part in his team’s training camp until he passes a set of three 300-yard shuttle runs
Football coaches often say they never want their players looking past the next snap.
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