29/09/2020
Broncos defensive tackle Casey reimbursed for season with torn biceps
On Monday, US time, according to Broncos coach Vic Fangio's confirmation, Broncos defensive tackle Jurrell Casey tore his biceps and will be reimbursed for the season.
Casey is already the third Bronco player to be reimbursed this year. The first two are linebacker Von Miller and wide receiver Courtland Sutton. Broncos quarterback Drew Lock and running back Phillip Lindsay are also injured and need to be absent for a while.
The Mustangs traded with the Titans with a seven-round pick this year in exchange for Casey, who has been selected to the Pro Bowl five times. Casey completed 4 tackles in the last game and a quarterback strike.
Fangio said in an interview: "We need to continue to move forward, the people behind must top the vacancy, play a good ball, team members must unite."
28/09/2020
Cardinals security guard Buda Baker injured thumb and insists on playing, will undergo surgery
Safety guard Budda Baker, who was selected for the Pro Bowl and the best team, played with the Arizona Cardinals against the Detroit Lions. But he played with injuries.
According to people familiar with the matter, Baker, who is currently the highest paid security guard in the league, has torn the medial collateral ligament of the thumb and must undergo surgery. Essentially, this is the injury suffered by New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees last season.
Baker played in this game and will undergo surgery this week. Although Bliss missed 6 games last season, Baker is expected to miss only 1 game. The Cardinals will face the Carolina Panthers in the next game.
After that, the Cardinals will face the New York Jets, the Dallas Cowboys and the Seattle Seahawks. If Baker had to miss two games, he might put a plaster on the injury and insist on playing against the Cowboys and Seahawks.
Baker signed a four-year, $59 million contract extension before the start of the season. He got 15 tackles in the first week of the game and 5 tackles in the last game.
26/09/2020
Nick Mullens will once again usher in a starting opportunity.
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed in an interview on Friday that Mullens will replace the injured Jimmy Garoppolo as the starting quarterback in the next game. In addition, running backs Tevin Coleman (knee injury) and Raheem Mostert (knee injury) will not play.
Tight end George Kittle (knee injury) will decide whether to play or not before the game, which is somewhat good news for the 49ers suffering from injuries.
Garopolo injured his ankle in the last game against the New York Jets. Although the 49ers hope the injury will not be too serious, they are not in a hurry to get him back.
In the 2018 season when Garopolo was out for a long time due to a serious injury, Mullens played well. In 8 games for the 49ers who were not yet competitive at the time, he passed the ball for 2,277 yards, 13 touchdowns, and 10 passes were intercepted. The pass success rate was 64.2%.
If Kittle can play in the next game, then he will become a good helper for Mullens. Even facing one of the worst teams in the league, Mullens still needs his offensive weapons to help.
25/09/2020
Drew Brees: More attention to victory than beautiful data
Due to poor performance in these two games, Saints quarterback Drew Brees received a lot of criticism. But he insisted that he "feels good."
Bliss is 41 years old this year, and is considered to be the oldest among active rugby players. The Saints offensive team's performance in these two weeks is not tacit, and in the Monday night game also lost 24-34 to the Las Vegas Raiders.
In these two games, Brees passed the ball for a total of 472 yards, and the pass completion rate was 64.7%, which was lower than before.
Brees said: "The most common statistic that people say after the game is the average pass size. I don’t care about a lot of stats at all. This is one of them. After all, what I care most about is to make the team successful and make the right decisions. , Whether it is ground or air attack, we must do our best. We must be able to control the ball, complete the advancement and finally score, so that we have the greatest possible victory. These are the things I care about, I don’t care how to do it. I Just want to win."
