Weekend news
– ELF: The Paris Musketeers inflict a correction
– Elite France: the Black Panthers of Thonon retain their title!
CeeDee Lamb sets the tone
A new contract and I'm back training : This saying applies to Brandon Aiyuk. But this is also the case for CeeDee Lamb, another receiver. According to The Athletic, the Cowboys player is not expected to participate in training camp.
Unsurprisingly, he expects a lucrative contract from his franchise to return him to his team's facilities. The 25-year-old will have to pay around $50,000 in fines for each missed training camp.
Last season, CeeDee Lamb led the NFL in receptions. He also broke the franchise record for receiving yards.
Malik Hooker attacks Micah Parsons
CeeDee Lamb isn't the only one on the Cowboys side to make the news this weekend. In a podcast, safety Malik Hooker asks questions about Micah Parsons' investment. Hooker wanted to know if the pass rusher is more invested in his own podcast or his team's success.
Unsurprisingly, Micah Parsons responded in a since-deleted tweet that he records his podcasts on days he's not working out.
Commanders or Steelers for Brandon Aiyuk?
Guest on a podcast last Friday, Brandon Aiyuk (WR, 49ers) admits that the Commanders and Steelers could be an option. The Commanders have just drafted quarterback Jayden Daniels, whom the receiver knows well. Both men spent a season at Arizona State University.
The Steelers are also a possibility because they are missing a roster spot alongside George Pickens, with Diontae Johnson having been traded in the offseason.
As of now, the 49ers are not budging on their stance despite positive discussions last week according to NFL Media.
Transactions
The main signings of the day: Keith Kirkwood (WR, Ravens)
In short
– Former No. 1 overall pick and legendary NFL flop JaMarcus Russell is accused of stealing money from an Alabama high school. Russell has been fired from his volunteer position as an assistant coach. In addition to his ouster, Russell has been banned from being seen on school property. (ESPN)
– Former Raiders All-Pro punter Marquette King is interested in returning to the NFL after a video of one of those punts was posted on social media. Now 35 years old, he has just been voted best punter in the UFL's special teams team.
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