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Antonio Brown reportedly will meet with the NFL next week to discuss the investigation into allegations of sexual assault and rape made against the wide receiver in a civil suit earlier this year. "My understanding is Brown is eager to present his side & that there r teams still interested in signing him pending the resolution of the league's investigation," ESPN reporter Josina Anderson tweeted on Thursday, citing sources. Brown is scheduled to meet with league officials in person next Thursday, per the report. Continue to Article

November 07, 2019 11:04:am EST

The Oakland Raiders' offensive line could remain short-handed, as starters Trent Brown and Rodney Hudson are listed as questionable for Thursday night's home game against the Los Angeles Chargers. Brown, the starting right tackle, has been limited in practice this week with a knee injury. Hudson, the starting center, was also limited in practice this week after missing Sunday's game with an ankle injury. Continue to Article

November 06, 2019 4:49:pm EST

The Los Angeles Chargers, coming off their best performance of 2019, will attempt to add another victory Thursday night when they visit the surprising Oakland Raiders. The Packers' only touchdown came with just over six minutes left, after Los Angeles led 26-3. The trip to Oakland for an AFC West clash with the Raiders could provide a large clue. Continue to Article

November 06, 2019 2:04:am EST

The Golden State Warriors finally got their first win in their shiny, new San Francisco arena on Monday night, a 127-118 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers. The Blazers' Damian Lillard wasn't thrilled about the loss, but he was also unhappy about something else: the existence of the Warriors' new arena, Chase Center. Lillard is an Oakland native and doesn't approve of the Warriors moving out of his hometown. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 9:54:am EST

Darren Waller was toiling away on the practice squad in Baltimore last November when the Oakland Raiders were intrigued enough by the athleticism they saw during pregame warmups to sign him away from the Ravens. Now a player who was bagging groceries two years ago while serving a second suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy is becoming a legitimate star for the Raiders. "They told me that I was going to get the opportunity," Waller said. Continue to Article

November 05, 2019 2:44:am EST