Roundup: Titans place OT Jack Conklin on PUP list

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...n-pup-list


The Tennessee Titans placed right tackle Jack Conklin on the reserve/physically unable to perform list, the team announced. Here are other designations from Sunday.

Titans place tackle Jack Conklin (ACL) on PUP list

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...n-pup-list


The Tennessee Titans placed right tackle Jack Conklin on the reserve/physically unable to perform list, the team announced. Conklin tore his ACL during the team's playoff loss to New England.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/20...port-list/

Per the article, tacks also put 1st round pick Rashaan Evans on the Non Football Injury list.

I wonder what happened to Evans.

As for Dodd, I wonder if we could put him in the "bust" category, considering how little he has produced.  Amazing, really, considering how trading down always leads to a talent windfall.

I used to love watching that Mike Peterson intro video to get hyped way back when. I can't seem to find a copy of it posted anywhere, does anyone have it stashed away somewhere that can post a link?? On a similar note I hope when the Jags play on prime time this year that Ramsey etc. make a new one for the present day Sacksonville!! Do you guys think a different player on the Defense would be better suited to encapsulate that swag?

Dante Fowler has been suspended one (1) game for violating the NFL's Personal conduct policy.

https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/s...-575935349



With all hands on deck, that Giants game is going to be tough.

Colts GM: Andrew Luck will have no limitations in camp

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...ns-in-camp


Andrew Luck is ready for training camp. Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard says Luck will take normal reps in his return to practice field after missing the entire 2017 season.

Yannick Ngakoue is quite rightly included in this list of emerging NFL pass rushers.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...ut-in-2018

And we should probably be grateful for that, so maybe this is picking nits, but it does seem a bit strange to say a guy who has just come off a 12-sack season (and eight the year before that) is about to “break out”!

He already has broken out - you just didn’t notice!

Ok so for those of you who don't already know, there are 3 professional divisions outside of the Premier League which form The Football League, they are:

The Championship
League One
League Two

The top two teams in The Championship gain automatic promotion with one team advancing via the playoffs. The bottom 3 get relegated to League One. The same occurs with League One but with 4 teams getting relegated to League Two, and League Two has 3 teams promoted automatically and 1 via the playoffs.. The bottom 2 teams in League Two get relegated to the National Conference which is referred to as non-league or semi-pro, then one team gets promoted from the National Conference to League Two and 1 via the playoffs.

The 3 Football League Teams have 72 football teams in total, some of which you guys may recognise if you're a keen English football follower as there are some really big teams outside of the Premier League.

In this thread I won't include the FA Cup, League Cup, Football League Trophy or National Conference fixtures/results as a whole but I will include upsets and surprise results whereby a Football League team knocks out a Premier League team etc..

I also see no need to include every fixture and result throughout the league season, but I will include talking points from all 3 divisions.

So here's a little bit about my main team. 

My team are Swindon Town FC, we play in League Two and had one solitary Premier League season back in 1993/94, we're based in Swindon Wiltshire, and have a stadium which holds around 15,000.. however, it's rarely full (only when we have a cup game against a big Premier League team or local rival). Our attendances generally tend to be around 7,200 sometimes more or less depending on opponent and how well our season is going. This year we've made some excellent signings and I'm hoping for at least a playoff berth. We also made a very controversial signing with a player called Luke McCormick. He is a 35 year old Goalkeeper who has served time in prison due to death by dangerous driving and driving whilst under the influence of alcohol which resulted in the death of 2 young children. This signing has divided the fanbase somewhat, but we have been reassured that he is literally in for the number 2 spot. I won't put my personal opinion on the signing on here, I don't see the need. We have 3 main rivals in Oxford United, Bristol Rovers and Bristol City with Oxford being the bitterest. 

So, here are the promotion and relegation odds for the 3 divisions in the football league (via Sky Bet):

The Championship outright winner favourite:

Stoke 9/2

The Championship promotion odds:

Stoke City 6/4
West Brom 5/2
Middlesbrough 11/4
Leeds 10/3
Nottingham Forest 10/3

The Championship relegation odds:

Rotherham 6/5
Bolton 6/4
Ipswich 11/4
Hull City 4/1
Reading 4/1

League One outright winner favourite:

Sunderland 3/1

League One promotion odds:

Sunderland 5/4
Barnsley 5/2
Charlton 10/3
Portsmouth 7/3
Luton 4/1

League One relegation odds:

Accrington 6/5
Wycombe 6/4
Gillingham 7/4
Walsall 7/4
AFC Wimbledon 3/1

League Two outright winner favourite:

Notts County 11/2

League Two promotion odds:


Notts County 11/8
MK Dons 13/8
Lincoln 5/2
Bury 11/4
Swindon 3/1

I hope you all enjoy the upcoming season, I know I will and won't in equal measures!

A good analysis from former Jaguars' RT Leon Searcy, who was with the team in the early years.

He focuses much of the discussion on Cam Robinson.

https://www.jaguars.com/news/eleven-on-e...eon-searcy