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For the second time in training camp, the Cleveland Browns' defense has been rocked by a major injury.

Former Seahawks rookie cornerback Kemah Siverand issued a public apology for what he called an "inexcusable" mistake after trying to sneak a woman into the team's hotel. He has since been released.

Wisconsin's three major professional sports teams have led calls for change following the police shooting of a black man, which has sparked violent protests in the Milwaukee suburb of Kenosha.

Browns rookie safety Grant Delpit tore his Achilles tendon during Monday's practice, a source told ESPN, making him the latest Cleveland player to go down in what has been a tough training camp so far.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur and the team's leadership council met to discuss what actions they can take after the shooting death of Jacob Blake, who is Black, by Kenosha, Wisconsin police on Sunday.

The NFL is regarding the 77 false positives it received from a lab in New Jersey as an "incredibly rare event" and has faith in its existing protocols.

Raiders receiver Tyrell Williams will attempt to play through a torn labrum in his shoulder, ESPN has confirmed.

Jamon Brown, who started nine games at guard for the Falcons last season, was released on Monday.

Bill Nunn, dubbed a "super scout'' for the Pittsburgh Steelers for finding NFL talent at historically Black universities, has been nominated for the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a contributor.

The Rams, Chargers and 49ers have all announced they will begin the season without fans in attendance at their home games.

Julian Edelman took a humorous step in showing how he's coming together with Cam Newton, tweeting an image of himself as Batman with the Patriots new QB as Superman.

Drafting Jaguars quarterback Gardner Minshew in the first round gives fantasy football players a chance to win free beer.

The Minnesota Vikings will not allow fans in U.S. Bank Stadium for the first two home games of the 2020 season.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have agreed to a contract with center A.Q. Shipley, reuniting him with Bruce Arians, who coached Shipley with the Cardinals.

As protests form in Wisconsin after the police shooting of a Black man Sunday, LeBron James and Donovan Mitchell are among the NBA stars to demand justice via social media Monday.

Kenny Stills said that if the NFL had listened to the message Colin Kaepernick was trying to get across in 2016, lives "could have been saved."