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Michael Bennett isn’t ready to walk away from the game. Whether his next snap comes with the Seahawks or another team isn’t as certain.

The 32-year-old defensive end expressed his desire to continue playing after Seattle’s Week 17 loss to the Arizona Cardinals, but spoke as if there was a better chance of him doing so elsewhere in 2018. Continue reading →

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Kareem Hunt‘s rookie season included a hot start, and the regular season portion of it came to a close with a strong finish and a rushing title.

Turns out, the former Toledo Rocket wanted that last part badly enough to make a hard sell on his coach.

“He came to me and he wanted to play and he wanted to do this thing,” Chiefs coach Andy Reid said of Hunt, via ESPN. “I fought him a little bit on it, and he won that fight. He told me he’d get it taken care of quick, and he did that. My hat goes off to him.” Continue reading →

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The Bears are in the market for a new coach, but their general manager is sticking around for the long haul.

Chicago has extended the contract of GM Ryan Pace through 2021, president and CEO Ted Phillips announced on Monday. Pace has been with the Bears since he and coach John Fox — who was fired on Monday — were hired in 2015. Continue reading →

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Quinton Dunbar‘s unlikely pro career has reached another impressive milestone.

The receiver-turned-cornerback has received a contract extension from the Washington Redskins, the team announced on Monday. Dunbar’s agent told NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport the extension is for three years and worth $10.5 million, including $5.25 million guaranteed. Continue reading →

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At this time a year ago, the Oakland Raiders were cheering the end of their playoff drought. Now, they’re in the market for a new head coach.

Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio announced after the Raiders‘ 30-10 loss to the Chargers that owner Mark Davis had informed him that he had been fired. Continue reading →

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With the Bills on the precipice of their first playoff appearance since 1999, an unnecessary fracas broke out on the goal line in Miami on Sunday.

As a result, two Miami Dolphins — receiver Jarvis Landry and running back Kenyan Drake — were ejected from the game. Continue reading →

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The Bills are back in the playoffs, but the status of the Bills‘ best player remains a big question mark.

Running back LeSean McCoy was cared off the field with an ankle injury in the second half of the Bills‘ 22-16 win over the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. McCoy pounded the ground in frustration while wincing as Bills trainers tended to him on the Hard Rock Stadium turf. Continue reading →

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The end to Houston’s season comes with some serious news.

Texans general manager Rick Smith is taking a leave of absence to tend to his wife, who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer, Smith announced via a statement released by the team. Continue reading →

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Dave Gettleman isn’t wasting much time making changes in New York.

The Giants‘ new GM, introduced Friday, dismissed vice president of player evaluation Marc Ross on Saturday, according to the team’s official site. In his first full day on the job, Gettleman dismissed a familiar face in Ross, who had worked with the Giants since 2007 (including with Gettleman during his first stint with the Giants), was in charge of the Giants‘ college scouting department and ran the team’s draft. Continue reading →