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A date for the disciplinary hearing of Rashee Rice has been established
A disciplinary audience for the open receiver of Kansas City Chiefs Rashee Rice is scheduled for September 30 In New York, according to sources that spoke with Adam Schefter of ESPN. Sue L. Robinson, a former American district judge who was appointed jointly by the Association of NFL and NFL players as a disciplinary officer of the League, is scheduled to listen to the case.
With its scheduled audience for the end of September, Rashee Rice is expected to be available for the first four Chiefs games before facing any possible discipline for their role in a multicar accident last season that left several people injured. Rice, who declared himself guilty of two serious crime charges in a district court, could dismiss his legal case if he can complete the mandatory probation of five years to which he was sentenced by the accident.
“All I can do is concentrate on what I can control at this time, and that is me doing what I do better here in the field,” Rice said earlier this month. “I learned how valuable any opportunity and moment is. This right here, being able to be in the field and be trained by the coach Reid and having a great field marshal, is honestly a gift, a blessing. I have changed completely. Honestly, you have to learn from things like that. I have taken the opportunity to learn from something like that.”
There are no QB decisions for browns, giants or saints
The chief coach of the Cleveland Browns, Kevin Stefanski, did not have Confirmed that it would not be Joe FlaccoAccording to nfl.com. He also said that it is too early to know if the rookie Dillon Gabriel will be healthy enough to play this weekend while continuing to fight against an injury to the hamstrings. The only completely healthy field marshal in the list is currently Snoop Huntley, who signed with the team on August 5.
Although they do not have almost so many injuries, New York giants have also not made a decision regarding their headline under the center for the preseason game of this weekend. Chief coach Brian Daboll said he hopes to make that decision after the team tutorial today.
Finally, New Orleans chief coach Kellen Moore told journalists that he is still undecided who would be the initial QB of the Saints against the Jaguars on Sunday. Spencer Rattler was the headline in the first preseason game of the team.
The former All-Por Brandon Scheffer does not.
The five -time professional Bowler Brandon Scherff announced that he will retire from the NFL after spending ten seasons in the league. Written with the fifth general selection in the 2015 NFL Draft, Scherff spent the first part of his career with the Washington commanders before joining the Jacksonville Jaguars in the low season of 2022, where he remained.
“It has been something I could never dream about” Said. “Sometimes I told my wife that she has to pinch, because I am playing a children’s game, and being able to do it as a job is quite surprising. Now, having children and being able to see them after the games is absolutely wonderful. So I would say it is a dream come true. And I will always be grateful to have had that opportunity.”
Crows and commanders cancel joint practice
In a somewhat surprising movement, Washington’s commanders and Baltimore Ravens have agreed to cancel their joint practice scheduled for August 21. Crows cited “logistics challenges” as the reason for cancellation.
“Recognize logistics challenges, with the previous games of our programmed teams on different days, and the additional tension in the players who go to a short week, the Ravens and the commanders agreed to mutually not carry out a joint practice next week,” said the Ravens in a statement published this morning. “On the other hand, we will concentrate on preparing for our next preseason confrontation.”
“Sometimes, the schedules do not synchronize,” said the chief coach of the commanders, Dan Quinn, to journalists before today’s practice. “I visited with John (Harbaugh) last night, and he always chooses the best options for players. So, from time to time, he simply does not synchronize. We are discouraged; we have a lot of respect for them and we expect it, but we can see them a couple of days after that.”
A new defensive in the ATL
The corner CJ Henderson is signing an agreement with the Atlanta Falcons, waiting for the results of his physique. The old selection of the ninth ninth in the NFL 2020 draft has spent the last two seasons with the Carolina Panthers. Last year, he registered 39 total cups and two passing deviations in 12 games.
The Chargers, Cowboys, Vikings and Steelers name their initial QBs for this week
The chief coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, Jim Harbaugh, said Justin Herbert will be the team’s holding seafood against the Rams. He added that Khalil Mack and Derwin James are the only headlines who will not play in the game.
The chief coach of the Dallas Cowboys, Brian Schottenheimer, announced that Joe Milton III will begin in the Quarterback against the Baltimore Ravens. In addition, the first round draft selection Tyler Booker is expected to debut in the NFL preseason.
After starting in his first preseason game, Field Marshal JJ McCarthy will not play in the confrontation of the Minnesota Vikings this weekend against the Patriots. Instead, Sam Howell will be the head of the starting field on Saturday.
Once again, Aaron Rodgers will not take the field for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and it will be Mason Rudolph who will be the titular field marshal for black and gold. In addition, chief coach Mike Tomlin said the players who sat last week will not play once again this week.
Notable lesions and injury updates
Arizona cardinals
- The Dalvin Tomlinson defensive line did not practice in the joint practice of the team with the Denver Broncos due to knee pain.
Carolina Panthers
- The corner Jaycee Horn will not play in the team’s preseason game against the Houston Texans on Saturday while dealing with a hand problem.
Cleveland Browns
- The rookie field marshal Shadeur Sanders remains the day to day with an oblique injury. Kevin Stefanski said he will be retained out of practice for a few days before being reevaluated.
- Field Marshal Kenny Pickett was still limited in practice today, since it takes care of the injured hamstrings. Pickett said he felt that he had folded a corner with the injury.
Denver Broncos
- The second team’s all-proven supporter, Nik Bonnito, took off a bone spur of his foot and hopes to return to practice next week.
Detroit lions
- The closed wing Sam Laporta could not practice today and is expected to waste more time due to an unleashed injury.
Green Bay Packers
- Field Marshal Jordan Love underwent successful thumb surgery, and was present in the team’s joint practice with the Indianapolis Colts, said chief coach Matt Lafleur.
Los Angeles Rams
- Although once again I was in practice, Field Marshal Matthew Stafford is scheduled to participate in individual training on Saturday.
Miami Dolphins
- The Chop Robinson supporter returned to practice today after being taken from the field with an unleashed injury yesterday.
New York Giants
- The open receiver Malik Nabers continues to lose practice while taking care of a feet injury.
San Francisco 49ers
- The offensive liner and the former first -round selection Andre Dillard has ended after they placed it in the injured reserve today.
- The superstar defensive wing Nick Bosa was delayed the joint practice of the team with the raiders due to neck pain.
- The rookie defensive liner CJ West hyperextend his knee yesterday.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Antoine Winfield Jr., defensive, continues to fight with an hamstring torto, and the team said she is being cautious with the injury.
