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Reports: Browns plan to sign DE Sam Williams
The Browns are planning to make an addition to their defensive line. orlando-books.blog
Per multiple reports, they intend to sign defensive end Sam Williams to their active roster. Williams was released by the Cowboys on Sunday.
Williams was a 2022 second-round pick in Dallas and had 8.5 sacks over his first two seasons. A torn ACL kept him off the field in 2024, but he played in every game last season and finished the year with 37 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.
The Browns were in contact with Za'Darius Smith before he signed with the Falcons, so they've been looking for more depth at defensive end for a while and it looks like they've settled on Williams as the person to provide it.
Medier: Chelsea og Manchester City enige om gigantovergang
Den argentinske verdensmesteren Enzo Fernández (25) forlater etter alle solemerker Chelsea til fordel for Premier League-rival Manchester City.
En rekke medier, blant dem BBC, Sky Sports og The Athletic, melder tirsdag kveld at klubbene er enige om betingelsene for overgangen.
Oovergangen skal ha en verdi på 125 millioner pund. Det tilsvarer 1,58 milliarder norske kroner etter dagens kurs. Det er tangering av den største overgangssummen som noen gang er betalt i britisk fotball.
Alexander Isak kostet det samme da han ble hentet til Liverpool for ett år siden.
25-årige Fernandez vant VM med Argentina for fire år siden og var tapende finalist mot Spania i sommer. På overtid i finalen ble han utvist.
Fernández spilte 25 minutter av sesongens første Premier League-kamp. Deretter har han vært plassert på Chelsea-benken av manager Xabi Alonso, som svarte unnvikende på spørsmål om argentinerens framtid før sesongen.
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Trent McDuffie never believed he could be teammates with Myles Garrett and Aaron Donald
Six months ago, Trent McDuffie was on the Chiefs, Myles Garrett was on the Browns and Aaron Donald was retired. Now they're three key members of the Rams' defense.
McDuffie was traded to the Rams in March, Garrett was traded to the Rams a couple months later, and Donald just came out of retirement. McDuffie told Andrew Siciliano of NFL Media that he wouldn't believed it was possible for Rams General Manager Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay to bring all three of them onto the same team.
"I probably would’ve said you’re lying, for real," McDuffie said. "There's no way you can get me. There's no way you can get Myles. There's no way you can get A.D. But, hey, hat off to Les. Hat off to Sean. Those guys are masterminds and they did it."
The 25-year-old McDuffie has already been a first-team All-Pro once and won Super Bowl rings twice in his first four NFL seasons -- and he's the least accomplished of the trio: Garrett has been named the NFL's Defensive Player of the Year two of the last three years, while Donald is one of only three players in NFL history to win Defensive Player of the Year three times. Most teams don't add even one player with those kinds of credentials to their defense in an offseason. The Rams added three. McDuffie is still having a hard time believing it's real.
