Chubb to retire Friday
The Browns confirmed RB Nick Chubb — who announced his NFL retirement in August after eight seasons — will formally retire as a member of the Cleveland Browns on Friday, September 25, 2026. The team said a short ceremony is planned to honor Chubb’s career in Cleveland.
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Winston named Giants starter
After Jaxson Dart suffered a knee injury that will require surgery, the Giants announced veteran Jameis Winston will return as the starting quarterback. Winston, who recently signed a two‑year, $13 million extension, said stepping into the role is “what I dream of” as New York prepares for Week 3.
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Herbert rejects blame talk
Chargers QB Justin Herbert pushed back on suggestions the locker room lacks leadership after an 0‑2 start. Herbert said, “I trust those guys in that locker room,” and urged focus on execution. The article noted Los Angeles has 15 accepted penalties for 109 yards and has scored 28 points through two games.
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Brissett backs Marvin Harrison Jr.
Cardinals QB Jacoby Brissett defended young receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. amid criticism about a slow start. Through two games Harrison had been targeted only four times (one catch for 33 yards), while Brissett leaned on TE Trey McBride — who drew double‑digit targets and was a frequent target in both games.
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Viral clip misread Daniels injury
A widely seen clip of Jayden Daniels leaving the field after a left‑elbow dislocation drew criticism, but Washington coach Dan Quinn and teammates said the video missed context. Daniels was injured on the final play before halftime; players were instructed to go to the locker room and returned later to check on him, the team said.
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Porter downplays contract standoff
Steelers CB Joey Porter Jr. addressed both contract chatter and a back issue, saying he has moved past extension talks and is focused on getting healthy. Porter said he did not ask for a trade, expects to play this season but offered no firm timeline as he continues limited work in practice.
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