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Rams: Matthew Stafford is back, Cooper Kupp is far from it
Released from the post-concussion protocol, Matthew Stafford (QB, Rams) should hold his place well this Sunday against the Saints. Unfortunately for him, he will still be without Cooper Kupp (WR), who is expected to be out for 6-8 weeks, according to ESPN.
The receiver suffers from a ligament sprain in the ankle.
The Rams are at 3 wins for 6 losses before their confrontation with New Orleans.
Odell Beckham will meet the Giants and the Cowboys
The race to sign Odell Beckham (WR) continues. According to NFL Media, the catcher will meet the Giants and Cowboys after Thanksgiving.
For now, these would be the only two visits scheduled for Beckham.
injuries
– Dallas Goedert (TE, Eagles) has been placed on the injured list, but is expected to be back by the end of the season. According to ESPN, the question is whether the tight end will return with 2, 3 or 4 games to play. Goedert is hit in the shoulder.
– The Ravens are expected to reunite with Mark Andrews (TE) this Sunday against the Panthers, according to ESPN. The tight end missed his team’s last game with injuries to his shoulder and knee.
They were uncertain but should be able to hold their place:
- Bears: Cole Kmet (TE)
- Bengals: DJ Reader (DT)
- Browns: Chase Winovich (DE)
- Chargers: Mike Williams (WR), Keenan Allen (WR)
- Lions: DJ Chark (WR)
- Panthers: Jeremy Chinn (S)
- Rams: Matt Stafford (QB), Brian Allen (C, thumb)
- Ravens: Lamar Jackson (QB, illness)
- Saints: Jarvis Landry (WR), Marcus Maye (S), Josh Andrews (C), Ryan Ramczyk (OT)
- Steelers: Minkah Fitzpatrick (S)
They are uncertain
- Bills: Jordan Poyer (S, elbow), Kaiir Elam (CB, ankle)
- Browns: David Njoku (TE, ankle)
- Chargers: Keenan Allen (WR, hamstring), Mike Williams (WR, ankle), Gerald Everrett (TE, groin)
- Cowboys: Ezekiel Elliott (RB, knee), DeMarcus Lawrence (DE, foot), Anthony Barr (LB, ichios)
- Giants: Evan Neal (OL, knee, very uncertain), Dexter Lawrence (DL, back)
- Patriots: DeVante Parker (WR, knee)
- Raiders: Davante Adams (WR, midsection), Kolton Miller (OT, shoulder/midsection)
- Rams: John Wolford (WR, neck), A’Shawn Robinson (DT, illness)
- Ravens: Mark Andrews (TE, shoulder/knee)
- Vikings: Za’Darius Smith (LB, kneep)
They will not play this Sunday:
- Bears: NKeal Harry (WR)
- Bengals: Ja’Marr Chase (WR, hip)
- Bills: Jake Kumerow (WR, ankle), Greg Rousseau (DL, ankle), Tremaine Edmunds (LB, adductors/heel)
- Broncos: Jerry Jeudy (WR), K’Waun Williams (CB, wrist, elbow, knee)
- Browns: Greg Newsome (BC)
- Chiefs: JuJu Smith-Schuster (WR, concussion)
- Colts: Kwity Paye (DE, ankle), Jelani Woods (TE, shoulder)
- Commanders: Chase Young (DE), JD McKissic (RB, neck)
- Giants: Daniel Bellinger (TE, eye)
- Jets: Corey Davis (WR, knee), Sheldon Rankins (DT, elbow)
- Lions: Josh Reynolds (WR), Charles Harris (DL, adductors)
- Panthers: PJ Walker (QB, concussion), Matthew Ioannidis (DT, calf)
- Saints: Cameron Jordan (DE), Marcus Davenport (DE), JT Gray (S), Marshon Lattimore (CB), James Hurst (OT), Mark Ingram (RB), Pete Werner (LB)
- Vikings: Dalvin Tomlinson (DT, calf)
They are placed on the injured list and will miss at least 4 games:
- Browns: Michael Dunn (OL)
- Broncos: Jonas Griffith (LB)
- Commanders: JD McKissic (RB), Armani Rodgers (TE)
- Lions: Trinity Benson (WR)
- Patriots: Christian Barmore (DT)
Transactions
The main signings of the day: Jacob Harris (WR, Rams), Corey Clement (RB, Cardinals)
In short
– The Commanders sanctioned players caught drinking on the team’s plane. According to ESPN, the league has no plans to sanction at its level.
Jameis Winston is bitter
Replaced by Andy Dalton after a back injury, Jameis Winston is operational again, but he has lost his place. Something to cringe Winston, interviewed by ESPN.
“I lost my starting spot due to injury, and the rule has always been that you don’t lose your spot due to injury. But that’s what happened. I would always be less important than the team, even if it breaks my heart. The way things have gone this year, it touches me to the core of my soul, but that’s life. »
In 3 games played, Winston had compiled 858 yards for 4 TDs and 5 interceptions. Andy Dalton, he compiled 1559 yards for 11 TD and 7 interceptions in 7 games.
Changed the voting system to MVP
Since 1957, the Associated Press has selected a jury of 50 people who submit a single name for the MVP vote. The player with the most votes becomes MVP. For example, in 2019, Lamar Jackson (QB, Ravens) was unanimous MVP with 50 votes out of 50, while in 2005, Shaun Alexander (RB, Seahawks) was elected with only 19 votes (ahead of P. Manning (13) and Tom Brady (10)).
Starting this season, the Associated Press announced that each member of the jury will be able to vote for 5 players. The player with the highest average will be elected MVP. This will allow in particular to be able to elect a dolphin and a third.
In addition to the MVP vote, the other awards (offensive player of the year, defensive player, coach etc.) undergo a similar modification, since the jury will be able to vote for 3 players instead of just one today.
The XFL takes back its rights
This week, the XFL Draft took place. Only players who are not under contract with a professional league (NFL, CFL, USFL) could be drafted. The opportunity to find some players who have walked the NFL grounds:
- Arlington Renegades: Marquette King (P, ex-Raiders, All-Pro in 2016)
- Las Vegas Vipers: Vic Beasley (DE, ex-Falcons, All-Pro in 2016), Martavis Bryant (WR, ex-Steelers)
- Orlando Guardians: Matt Elam (S, ex-Ravens)
- Seattle Sea Dragons: Ben DiNucci (QB, ex-Cowboys)
- Saint Louis Battlehawks: AJ McCarron (QB, ex-Bengals)
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