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Jets rule out Joseph Ossai, list second-rounder D'Angelo Ponds as doubtful for Sunday
A couple of new Jets will likely have to wait at least another week before making their debut for the team.
Linebacker Joseph Ossai will definitely be waiting as the the team has ruled him out for their game in Tennessee due to a foot injury. Head coach Aaron Glenn called Ossai week-to-week moving forward. catcross.biz
Rookie cornerback D'Angelo Ponds is also on track to miss the game. Ponds has a calf injury and Glenn said he will be listed as doubtful to face the Titans.
Wide receiver Tim Patrick (groin) has been ruled out along with Ossai. Kick returner Kene Nwangwu (back) will join Ponds in the doubtful category.
NFLPA names Laremy Tunsil their Community MVP for Week 1
The NFL Players Association announced on Friday that Commanders offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil has been named their Community MVP for Week 1 of the 2026 season.
Tunsil is being honored for hosting a back-to-school event for 250 kids in the Washington D.C. area. The children and their families enjoyed food and music while receiving a backpack with school supplies, haircuts and other items to help get ready for the start of the school year.
“Being named this week’s NFLPA Community MVP means a lot to me because giving back has always been bigger than football,” Tunsil said in a statement. “I’m grateful to have the opportunity to support families, empower young people and create experiences that make a difference in my community.”
The NFLPA will donate $10,000 to an organization of Tunsil's choice. Tunsil, who is currently sidelined by a triceps injury, will also be eligible for the Alan Page Award at the end of the season.
Toppserien-klubben Røa i stor økonomisk krise – trenger millionbeløp på to dager
Røa Fotball Elite er i kritisk pengenød og må ha inn 2 millioner kroner for å overleve etter helgen.
Det avslørte styreleder Harald Nickelsen til TV 2 før fredagens kamp mot Vålerenga.
– Status er at vi sliter. Da får vi skylde på oss selv. Vi har ikke vært flinke nok til å nå ut med budskapet vårt, sa Nickelsen.
Det ble i sommer kjent at Røa slet økonomisk.
«Klubben står nå uten tilstrekkelig støtte fra sponsorer, investorer og næringsliv til å møte kravene som stilles til videre satsing på øverste nivå», het det i en pressemelding.
Nickelsen sier at styret skal ta en avgjørelse om fremtiden på søndag. Han er klar på at den eneste utveien kan bli å finne en klubb som kan ta over lisensen.
– På Røa har vi ikke noe næringsliv, vi har noen butikker som også lever fra hånd til munn. Vi må nok dessverre kaste inn håndkleet ser det ut som, med mindre det dukket opp et par millioner fra oven i løpet av helgen, sa Nickelsen. (NTB)
Dan Quinn: All players on 53-man roster cleared to play Week 1
Commanders head coach Dan Quinn delivered some positive injury news on Friday.
Via multiple reporters, Quinn said in his press conference that everyone on the 53-man roster is cleared to play against the Eagles in Week 1.
That means outside linebacker K’Lavon Chaisson (knee), outside linebacker Odafe Oweh (calf), and running back Jacory Croskey-Merritt (groin) are all expected to play after being limited in practice for the first two days of the week.
Defensive tackle Daron Payne (knee) also popped up on the injury report as limited on Thursday, but is expected to play.
Offensive lineman Nick Allegretti (calf), linebacker Jordan Magee (chest), backup QB Marcus Mariota (knee), defensive end Charles Omenihu (wrist), tight end Ben Sinnott (oblique), and defensive tackle Javon Kiinlaw (back) are also expected to play after being full on the injury report this week.
Kickoff for Sunday’s matchup between the Commanders and Eagles is set for 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday.