NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport was told by a source that the Washington Redskins quarterback has yet to be cleared. But that source said “of course” Griffin will start against the Eagles in Week 1.
Robert Griffin III not yet cleared for Redskins’ opener
Updating an earlier report, Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III (knee) needs clearance from Dr. James Andrews to play in Week 1. That’s expected to come Thursday, Aug. 29.
Redskins | Robert Griffin needs clearance
Stephen Jones, the executive vice president of the Dallas Cowboys, believes his team has “the secret sauce” to put together some Super Bowl wins. Are the Cowboys cooking up something special?
Stephen Jones: Dallas Cowboys have the ‘secret sauce’
Stephen Jones, the executive vice-president of the Dallas Cowboys, believes his team can put it together to win a Super Bowl. Why does he think that? The “secret sauce,” of course.
Stephen Jones: Cowboys have the ‘secret sauce’
The Philadelphia Eagles have run 225 plays in their first three preseason games, which is an average of 75 per game. That is more than any team in the league. TE Brent Celek has seven catches thus far, which is the most he has had in the preseason since 2007. In head coach Chip Kelly’s offense, tight ends are seldom asked to pass protect. He figures to be a big cog in the offense.
Eagles | Playing fast and furious
Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III (knee) will start Week 1.
Redskins | Robert Griffin III will start Week 1
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark isn’t shy about giving his opinion on the NFL’s handling of low hits. Clark’s take, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, is one you might expect from a defensive player.
Ryan Clark ‘disgusted’ by NFL’s stance on hitting rules
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark is giving his point of view on the NFL’s handling of low hits. In Clark’s opinion, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, “Some of these hits up top are not illegal.”
Ryan Clark ‘disgusted’ by NFL’s stance on hit rules
It looks like the New York Jets’ quarterback puzzle has a new piece: The team reportedly agreed to terms with Graham Harrell, who recently was released by the Green Bay Packers.
Graham Harrell, New York Jets reportedly strike contract
The New York Jets’ quarterback puzzle has a new piece. The team agreed to terms with Graham Harrell, who recently was released by the Green Bay Packers.
Graham Harrell, New York Jets agree on contract terms