Top 5 Wildest Sports Callers Of The Week: August 24th-August 28th
The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
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The Top 5 Sports Callers of the week is a weekly installment from CBS Local Sports that will bring you the wildest callers from across the nation.
Robert Griffin III evaded questions Thursday about when — or even if — he sustained a concussion in the Washington Redskins' second preseason game.
Jonathan Martin, the former NFL tackle who abruptly left the Miami Dolphins and has since said he attempted suicide, is working on a memoir.
"I don't have a problem saying this, but I think personally we have more talent than we had in the No. 1 defense last year in Detroit."
The subcontractor involved in a fatal accident at the Minnesota Vikings stadium construction site has received nine citations for worksite safety violations in the past five years, according to public records.
The crowd around the backup quarterback's locker was three or four deep.
"This time of year particularly, when you get as many guys banged up as we've got banged up of late in the last week and a half or so those things enter in, so it changes it up a little bit."
Reggie Wayne said he was talking to several NFL teams before deciding to sign a one-year contract with the New England Patriots.
The shock of being out of the year has already worn off for Jordy Nelson.
Michael Vick needed a job. The Pittsburgh Steelers needed a backup quarterback.
"The difference between good and great is just a split second at that position and I think he's just seeing things a little faster and also knows when he can throw into some looks that last year maybe were a little cloudy that are much more clear to him."
"I don't mean that God particularly said, 'I want to take Jordy Nelson out.' I didn't say all that. I just believe that what is meant to be will be."
Tampa Bay's Jameis Winston is making strides as an NFL quarterback. Now he has a home victory to build on.
Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter has issued an apology for telling NFL rookies at a league symposium in 2014 that they should "get a fall guy" to help them avoid trouble.
Baumgartner, in another tweet, called Quin a "moron" for his comments.
"I'll tell you also, I know Cris Carter. And Cris Carter is a really strong, stand-up guy that has a lot of passion and emotion for this game."
"Some things are a little more important than what's going on at work."
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What a play.
The St. Louis Rams offensive lineman discusses becoming a mentor in the locker room, his shoulder injury, and getting "Ready To Play" in the NFL on Sundays.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones apologized to the San Francisco 49ers for his concerns and criticism of the Levi's Stadium grass leading up to Sunday night's preseason game.
Jacksonville Jaguars rookie running back T.J. Yeldon will make his preseason debut Friday against Detroit.
Haggins was an undrafted free agent out of Florida State. Mays was a backup for the Cincinnati Bengals last season.
The Detroit Lions have signed former Central Michigan University tight end Deon Butler on Saturday to fill a roster spot, according to a report.
The Lions have said all training camp they expect their defense to remain strong, despite the loss of high-profile players.
