Most teams in the league were expected to attend Colin Kaepernick’s workout Saturday. When the workout was moved from the Falcons’ training facility to a high school field an hour away amid sniping between the league and Kaepernick’s representatives, most teams opted out. Seven teams ended up attending the workout, according to Adam Schefter of [more] Read more…
By Josh Alper
The Chiefs made a change to their roster ahead of Monday night’s game against the Chargers in Mexico City. Defensive end Emmanuel Ogbah has been placed on injured reserve and wide receiver Gehrig Dieter is moving from the practice squad to the active roster. Ogbah tore his pectoral in the Week 10 loss to the [more] Read more…
By Darin Gantt
The Chargers’ difficulty keeping an offensive line intact continues, and they’re making a move before tonight’s game in Mexico City. According to a tweet from his agent, the Chargers are promoting tackle Spencer Drango from the practice squad today. Left tackle Russell Okung was downgraded to doubtful because of a groin injury. He didn’t practice [more] Read more…
By Josh Alper
The Raiders have won three straight games to push themselves into the scrum for playoff spots in the AFC. They’ve also pushed themselves into a more attractive time slot for their Week 13 game. The Raiders will be in Kansas City to face the Chiefs that week and the NFL announced that the game has [more] Read more…
The Chiefs and Chargers are playing tonight in Mexico City, and the altitude will be a factor. Both teams are accustomed to playing at the mile high elevation in Denver every year, but Mexico City’s altitude will pose an even greater challenge. The game is at Azteca Stadium, which is 7,380 feet above sea level, [more] Read more…
By Mike Florio
Monday night’s game between the Chiefs and the Chargers in Mexico City will proceed as scheduled. Both teams issued their final injury reports on Saturday. Chargers tackle Russell Okung is questionable with a groin injury that he suffered last Thursday against the Raiders. Also questionable for the Chargers are long snapper Cole Mazza (illness) and cornerback [more] Read more…
As of this morning, a large majority of NFL teams were expected to have representatives in Atlanta to watch Colin Kaepernick work out. By the time the workout had been moved an hour away amid sniping between the league and Kaepernick’s representatives, most teams opted out. According to multiple reporters on the scene, the majority [more] Read more…
