Panthers star wide receiver Kelvin Benjamin has been carted off the field with an apparent left leg injury. Benjamin appeared to slip as he made a cut while running a crossing route. After Benjamin went to the ground, several players from both teams took a knee around him.
Bills running back LeSean McCoy’s injured left hamstring will be healed in time for Buffalo’s regular-season opener against Indianapolis on Sept. 13, a person familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday. McCoy was hurt a day earlier during a joint practice with the Cleveland Browns. The person spoke on the condition of anonymity because the Bills have not issued any updates on McCoy’s status.
The judge presiding over the ”Deflategate” case said Wednesday that he hopes to rule before the NFL opens its season on whether the league was justified in suspending New England quarterback Tom Brady for four games. U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman announced his plans at the start of a hearing in which lawyers made oral arguments that negotiations were continuing but have so far been unsuccessful. Berman said he
SPARTANBURG, S.C. (AP) — Dolphins starting safety Luis Delmas has been carted off the field with an apparent right leg injury.
The San Francisco Giants got a rally-starting at-bat from an unusual source. The bad news: No doubt Madison Bumgarner might be picking up a bat more often whenever the team needs a little kick. ”Yeah, now we’ve got to hear it from him for a few days, saying how easy that was,” manager Bruce Bochy said after Bumgarner’s first career pinch-hit helped produce an insurance run in a 2-0 victory
– Allow us a moment and we’ll detail the fresh product updates Nissan has cooked up for 2016. We’re disappointed to report the lack of a V-8 Altima or any mention of the litigation-courting ZEOD RC/BladeGlider EV, although there are more important, more normal things afoot: The company will refresh its best-selling Altima and smaller Sentra later this year—no information or photos have been provided as of yet—the Xterra is dead, and
Feel that slight chill in the air? That’s right—summer is on its way out, with a new season right behind it: Teaser Season, the transitional state that precedes Auto Show Season. And the first leaf to blow into our yards is this Audi e-tron Quattro concept sketch, teasing a concept set to debut at this year’s International Motor Show in Frankfurt. It’s pretty much your first look at the upcoming
-Thirty-five years ago, who knew that rugged utes, subscribers to the oldest school of SUV-dom, would become status symbols? Mercedes’ Geländewagen makes news when some guy buys one for Kylie Jenner. GM takes the hoary Suburban, slaps a Cad badge and some Volvo-esque taillights on the thing and prints money. And staid Toyota still trickles out a stream of serious-business Land Cruisers outfitted in a manner that reminds old-timers that, before
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– Acura was the first Japanese carmaker to challenge the luxury establishment, rolling into the big-bucks banquet in 1986 with a bold corporate mantra: “Precision Crafted Performance.” Yet it didn’t take long for Honda’s luxury division to stray from that lofty credo and embark on a meandering identity quest that’s only now beginning to show tiny glimpses of returning to its roots—on the passenger-car side of the house, at least.
