Defensive end Ziggy Ansah did not come to an agreement with the Lions and will play with the franchise tag this season in the last year of his contract.
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Lions’ Ansah doesn’t get deal before deadline
The Cowboys did not agree with DeMarcus Lawrence on a long-term deal by Monday’s deadline to sign franchised players. The star defensive end will play this season under a $17.143 million franchise tag.
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Cowboys don’t sign Lawrence before deadline
There are several implications of another franchise tag, starting with Le’Veon Bell likely being done in Pittsburgh after this season.
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What no deal means for Le’Veon Bell and the Steelers
After a 14.5-sack effort last season, the DE will get a big raise playing under the franchise tag but won’t have long-term security.
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Cowboys content to play game of tag on DeMarcus Lawrence
As expected, a long-term deal between the Los Angeles Rams and franchised safety Lamarcus Joyner was not reached by Monday’s 4 p.m. ET deadline, meaning Joyner is scheduled to become a free agent after this season.
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Rams, Joyner fail to reach long-term deal
After the Steelers and running back Le’Veon Bell failed to reach an agreement on a contract extension before Monday’s 4 p.m. franchise tag deadline, Bell’s agent told ESPN, “This now likely will be Le’Veon’s last season as a Steeler.”
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Agent: 2018 likely Bell’s last season as a Steeler
Dante Cunningham, a free-agent forward, has agreed to a one-year deal with the San Antonio Spurs, league sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Sources: Cunningham, Spurs reach 1-year deal
No arrests have been made in the attack of Delicia Cordon.
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LaSean McCoy’s Ex Says She’s Not Sure If He Planned Robbery
No arrests have been made in the attack of Delicia Cordon.
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LaSean McCoy’s Ex Says She’s Not Sure If He Planned Robbery
The hockey player dove into water and never emerged.
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Former NHL Goalie Ray Emery Dies At Age 35 From Drowning
The hockey player dove into water and never emerged.
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Former NHL Goalie Ray Emery Dies At Age 35 From Drowning
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (CBSNewYork/AP) — New Jersey gambling regulators are warning casinos to submit their plans for sports betting by Monday or risk not being approved in time for the start of football season. David Rebuck, director of the state Division of Gaming Enforcement, told The Associated Press on Sunday he has directed the Atlantic City casinos to get their sports betting applications in by the end of the day on Monday. The division first notified the casinos of that timetable on July 9. The warning also includes plans for internet and mobile sports betting, which no casino in New Jersey has yet been approved to offer. Casinos that miss the deadline run the risk of not having their sports betting operations tested and approved in time for the start of football season in early September. “They’ve got to give us a reasonable amount of time to evaluate and test all this,” Rebuck said. He said gambling operators have been aware since January that the gaming enforcement division would test and approve individual applications as they came in, and not all at once like it did with the start of internet gambling in 2013. Rebuck said some casinos had not submitted their sports betting platforms for testing as of a week ago, while others are further along in the process. The NFL season begins on Sept. 5 with a Thursday night game between the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles. That is followed by a full slate of Sunday games on Sept. 9. So far, four companies are offering sports betting in New Jersey: the Borgata and Ocean Resort casinos in Atlantic City, and Monmouth Park racetrack in Oceanport and the Meadowlands Racetrack in East Rutherford, which began taking bets Saturday. The two casinos and Monmouth Park took in $16.4 million in sports bets during the first two weeks it was legal in New Jersey in June. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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Rush On For Casinos To Start Sports Bets Before Football
In a recent interview with Fanatics View, LaVar Ball said in his playing prime, he would have been able to beat LeBron James because the four-time NBA MVP is “too weak.”
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LaVar’s latest boast: In prime, I’d beat LeBron
Farifax County, VA (CBS Local)- The Fairfax County Police Department said Saturday that a local driver totaled his brand-new McLaren 720S sports car in an accident just one day after the car was purchased. In a Facebook post, the department used a photo of the wrecked vehicle in an attempt to warn drivers of the dangers of speeding, warning drivers to “slow down, or it could cost you.” The driver reportedly suffered non life-threatening injuries in the crash. According to police, the accident occurred at 7:45 a.m. on Saturday morning in the town of Great Falls, about 15 miles northwest of Washington D.C. They estimated the car’s cost at approximately $300,000.
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New McLaren 720S Totaled In Crash The Day After It Was Bought
