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The Jacksonville Jaguars are targeting Week 11 to get starting quarterback Nick Foles back on the field after a Week 1 injury forced him to undergo surgery, according to an NFL Network report. Foles had a plate and screws installed to repair a broken left collarbone that ended his Jaguars debut in the first quarter of a 40-26 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. Washington State rookie Gardner Minshew II, a sixth-round pick, took over for Foles against the Chiefs and is expected to remain the starter going forward. Continue to Article

September 15, 2019 10:51:am EST

SECOND QUARTER: Poor tackling by two WSU defenders allowed King to escape a sure sack and run for the first down early in the 2Q. On third down, King threw for 9 yards on an inside middle screen and a first down. King ran straight up the middle for 21 yards on the RPO play to the WSU 38. Another first down and 5-yard run by King put UH near the end zone. Continue to Article

September 14, 2019 12:43:am EST

Help is coming to the Redskins' secondary. With the number of injuries piling up already for the Redskins, Washington signed veteran cornerback Aaron Colvin on Friday, according to the Houston Chronicle's Aaron Wilson. Colvin was released by the Houston Texans earlier in the week following a poor performance in the Texans Week 1 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Monday Night Football. Continue to Article

September 13, 2019 5:23:pm EST

Miami Dolphins defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick was granted permission to seek a trade, ESPN reported. Agent Joel Segal has had contact with a number of teams, according to the report. Fitzpatrick, the 11th overall pick in the 2018 draft, is unhappy with playing multiple positions, sources said. Continue to Article

September 13, 2019 11:05:am EST

The NFL kicked off its 100th season in less than spectacular fashion, with multiple blowouts and media reports of at least one team already tanking. The epicenter of that emptiness is in Florida, where all three NFL franchises — the Jacksonville Jaguars, Miami Dolphins and Tampa Bay Buccaneers — have struggled to fill their stadiums. The Tampa Bay Times' Thomas Bassinger, noting that not even a pregame concert featuring Tim McGraw was enough to fill Raymond James Stadium for the Buccaneers' opener, wrote, “Maybe the Bucs, not the Rays, should consider playing half their season in Montreal.” In Miami, the Dolphins' announced attendance for its season opener was a sellout at just over 65,000 fans. Continue to Article

September 13, 2019 6:00:am EST

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