Speaking to the media Friday, Todd Bowles says Brandon Marshall is "probably a game-time" decision after limited practice, making it likely he"ll play in Kansas City on Sunday.
"Hopefully. That"s the plan," Marshall said when asked if he"ll play. "I have to be smart. It"s a long season."
Marshall continues to battle a knee and foot injury since being tackled by his facemask in a Week 2 win over the Buffalo Bills.
"We all know he"s a tough guy," offensive coordinator Chan Gailey said Thursday. "He"s played through a lot through his career. If he can, he"s going to be out there."
Jets" Brandon Marshall turned off "disgusting" Pats - Texans game
The Jets" other receiver Eric Decker (shoulder) practiced fully Friday for the first and will start Sunday.
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Ted
Koppel and Charles Osgood began at ABC Radio on the same day, in June of 1963.
They sat directly next to one another, doing daily radio shows called Flair
Reports, and tried to convince ABC TV to put on a daily morning show -- long
before Good Morning America -- on which the two would do the
newscasts. ABC missed out on the opportunity. The rest is history
Charles Osgood and Ted Koppell at ABC Radio in the early 1960s.
ABC
Ive known Charlie for more than 53 years now, and I have to reveal to you thatmy friend has not been entirely honest with you. Its the thing about his legal name; its not really Charlie Osgood.
He should have told you himself; but he hasnt, he didnt, soit falls to me to do it for him.
And Im going to try anddo it in the fashion that he could have (or should have) done ithimself -- in verse.
I admit that its slightly
uncouthTo remind an old man of
his youth.But in our case, its
fair;Cause you know I was
thereAnd were both getting on
-- thats the truth.
You might think that a
person could claimTo be able to use his own
name.Charlie thought that he
couldUse his name, which was
Wood,But he couldnt. Please let me explain.
For those who appear on
the air,A name is a thing you
cant share.Back in June, sixy-three,(This was on ABC)Charles Woods had it
first, fair and square.
So our Charlie thought hed
exhumeGrandpas name as his nom de plume.All the glory and fameNow reflect on THAT name.
More than half of a
centurys passed.Whod have thought that
the new name would last?But it has, and Im sureThat the name will endure.Since the old one has long
been outclassed.
So its Charlie, who got
there too lateFor his own name to still
resonate,Whose incomparable style,The beloved Osgood FileHas evolved into our
Charles the Great.
h**l be missed. It is surely a blowTo lose someone weve gotten
to knowYear by year, on and on;But h**l never be gone.Well see him on the old
radio.
Gennifer Flowers, a former model who had an extramarital sexual encounter with Bill Clinton in the 1980s, has reportedly accepted an invitation to sit in the front row during Hillary Clintons presidential debate with Donald Trump on Monday night.
Flowers herself appeared to confirm the report on Saturday, writing on Twitter: Hi Donald. You know Im in your corner and will definitely be at the debate!
Nine years earlier, however, Flowers said she would support Hillary Clinton in her first presidential campaign. Speaking in 2007, Flowers said: I cant help but want to support my own gender.
She added: I dont have any interest whatsoever in getting back out there and bashing Hillary Clinton.
Her reported invitation to watch Trump do so in 2016 appeared to have its roots in a feud between the Republican candidate and Mark Cuban, a politically outspoken billionaire who has questioned Trumps boasted worth.
On Thursday, Cuban tweeted that he had just got a front row seat to watch @HillaryClinton overwhelm @realDonaldTrump at the Humbling at Hofstra on Monday. It Is On!
On Saturday morning, Trump replied: If dopey Mark Cuban of failed Benefactor fame wants to sit in the front row, perhaps I will put Gennifer Flowers right alongside of him!
BuzzFeed News then reported that Judy Stell, an assistant to Flowers, said in an email that though Flowers had previously declined invitations to public events because she did not want to be a sideshow, Ms Flowers has agreed to join Donald at the debate.
The Trump campaign did not immediately respond to a request from the Guardian for confirmation.
Trump v Clinton: an analysis of debate styles (produced and edited by Chris Whitworth)
Clinton was reportedly spending the weekend preparing for Mondays debate, which will be held at Hofstra University in New York. Trump was scheduled to address a rally in Roanoke, Virginia, on Saturday evening.
The New York Times reported that Clintons preparations include a staffer, Philippe Reines, playing Trump and pursuing expected lines of attack including Bill Clintons sexual indiscretions.
Speaking to Fox News on Monday, Trump said that out of respect for Clinton he would not be looking to pursue such attacks. I dont know what Im going to do exactly, he said. It depends on what level she hits you with, if shes fair, if its unfair, but certainly Im not looking to do that.
Flowers came to national prominence in January 1992, when Bill Clinton first campaigned for the White House, with an allegation of a 12-year affair and tapes of conversations between the two.
Clinton initially denied the claim, but admitted in a 1998 deposition in a sexual harassment suit that he had had a single sexual encounter with Flowers. Beginning in 1999, Flowers pursued a defamation suit against Hillary Clinton and two Clinton aides, James Carville and George Stephanopoulos. It was dismissed.
PITTSBURGH - The 2016 Nationals won the National League East without drama, without wild pendulum swings, without the kind of indelible memories (both good and bad) that so often define championship seasons.
No, this was a methodical march to a division title by a ballclub that simply was very good throughout and wore down its opponents along the way.
And now, at last, these guys can celebrate their achievement.
The Nationals officially clinched the NL East crown tonight, beating the Pirates 6-1 at PNC Park and then watching as the Phillies fended off a furious Mets rally from 10 runs down at Citi Field, the 1-2 punch necessary to turn a magic number of two into a magic number of zero and ignite a champagne celebration in the visitors clubhouse here.
And they did it, as they so often have all season, in methodical fashion. They took a quick lead, expanded that lead shortly thereafter and then finished things off.
Might as well have been a condensed version of the 2016 season. The Nationals opened the Dusty Baker Era with a 9-1 record. They only briefly fell out of first place, for a measly four days in early May, then retook their lead over the Mets and Marlins and continued to expand it steadily over the next four months.
In the end, they managed to open up an 8 1/2-game lead on New York with only eight games remaining on the schedule. Thats all she wrote.
Its the franchises third division title in five years, and all were won in relatively convincing fashion. This team still has never found itself thrust into a down-to-the-wire pennant race, an oddity to be sure but one no one is complaining about considering the end results.
Next up: Winning a postseason series for the first time. The Nationals will face the NL West winners (almost certainly the Dodgers) in the NLDS, beginning Oct. 7. That best-of-five series will go a long way toward cementing this clubs legacy, but thats a story for another day.
Right now, this achievement deserves to be celebrated, and celebrate these Nationals will.
In the wake of Friday nights crushing loss, during which Mark Melancon blew the save with two outs in the ninth and Yusmeiro Petit surrendered the winning run in the 11th, the Nationals remained a loose and upbeat bunch this afternoon. At least a dozen players were in the PNC Park outfield some 4 1/2 hours before game time playing soccer, Frisbee, Nerf football or trying to fly a toy airplane.
This, after all, is a mostly veteran team, with a host of guys who have been here before and werent about to start panicking over a slightly delayed division title clinch.
And when they took the field for real at 7:07 p.m., they were all business, bursting out of the gates to open up a quick 3-0 lead behind Bryce Harpers sacrifice fly and Stephen Drews two-run single.
Handed that lead before he even took the mound, Joe Ross was sharp through his first two innings of work, throwing 25 of his 36 pitches for strikes. The right-hander, though, faded in the bottom of the third, and that caused some trouble.
Bakers ideal plan entering the game was for Ross to throw four or five innings, building upon his three-inning, 51-pitch return from the disabled list. The managers one caveat: He wanted Ross to avoid any prolonged innings. So when the right-hander needed 27 pitches to face six batters in the third, Baker decided not to push him any farther.
Sean Burnett entered with two outs and the bases loaded and coaxed a line out to right field from John Jaso, protecting a 3-1 lead. The Nationals still needed six more innings from their bullpen, but their lineup made sure to provide that group some more room for error.
Thanks in part to three Pirates errors, the Nationals scored three more runs in the top of the fourth, extending the lead to 6-1.
Meanwhile in Flushing, the Phillies were on a rampage, exploding to a 10-0 lead over the Mets that left manager Terry Collins benching many of his starters and sending the B squad out to the field for the rest of the night. Those backups did make it interesting, rallying to get to within striking distance, but not close enough to pull off the unthinkable.
And thanks to a dazzling performance out of the bullpen by Reynaldo Lopez, who took over in the bottom of the fourth and kept posting nothing but zeroes until he was pulled with one out in the ninth, the Nationals gave the Pirates no reason to conjure up thoughts of their own comeback.
Everything was academic. No drama. Just a methodical completion of the rest of the game.
It was, in the end, a fitting way for these Nationals to clinch this division title.
Manchester United 4-1 Leicester - Jose Mourinho Full Post Match Press Conference
Jose Mourinho needs to take a leaf from the book of... Neil Warnock .
The man affectionately dubbed Colin by his players you can work out the anagram with the rest of the letters in his name always had a player or two who he took with him to every club.
A player who would gauge the mood of the dressing room and report back to him at the times when the temperature was rising.
A player, who not only kept his manager abreast of the feelings in the camp, but a plater who would have the respect of the rest of the boys as well.
Someone who could tell them: Look, dont worry that he has just dug you out, thats his way of keeping you on your toes and, trust me, hes doing it for your benefit and the benefit of the group.
Mourinho needs a player in his squad that can report back to him about dressing room morale
Neil told me this in a conversation once, he explained those benefits, and you could understand why it did work for him.
More to the point, it would work for Mourinho at Manchester United , too, if he had a Clint Hill, Paddy Kenny or Sean Derry of his own.
Some of you might think Zlatan Ibrahimovic was brought to Old Trafford to do just that. Well, that and score a few goals.
The pair have never made any secret of their admiration for each other from the time they spent together at Inter Milan and Ibrahimovic is always going to praise his gaffers virtues.
Mourinho and Zlatan have a good relationship
But while he might help out from time to time, ultimately Zlatan will always be about Zlatan and a manager needs someone who is all about the bigger picture.
So, when Mourinho has let rip and he has done a couple of times in the past few weeks, first with Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Jesse Lingard, then Luke Shaw there hasnt seemed to be anyone putting an arm round those he has targeted.
Or reporting back to the manager and telling him to rein it in if it hasnt gone down well with the players.
You need lieutenants in the dressing room and one or two people on your backroom staff who will allow you to get a good cop, bad cop thing going.
Luke Shaw came in for criticism for his performance against Watford
A John Robertson type he was so good at that for Martin ONeill.
If Mourinho is going to go on and beat the likes of Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp these hungrier, younger managers then he needs to address that and start boxing a little bit clever.
He needs to stop making it look like, Its all about me, Im the boss, Im the Special One, because that style is dying a little bit.
Mourinho"s style is dying a bit
Or, at least, it appears to be showing a few cracks.
Because when he starts to curl his lip and you can see it in his eyes when they start to go as well he begins to look aggressive and that is never a good sign.
It started to happen at Chelsea fairly early on and, ultimately, that could be a worry at United.
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Southern Methodist is honoring fallen Dallas-area first responders during its home game against TCU on Friday night.
The Mustangs, who are offering up to four complimentary tickets to police, firefighters and paramedics, will wear special blue uniforms that include a Mustang helmet decal of the Dallas skyline.
"This will be a big game for us as we honor our local police and pay tribute to them, said SMU head coach Chad Morris. Its an opportunity for us and our great cityof Dallas to come together and lock arms and pay tribute to the lives that left us way too soon.
The school will also hold a moment prior to the game for Dallas Police OfficersLorne Ahrens, Michael Krol, Michael Smith and Patrick Zamarripa and DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) Officer Brent Thompson, all of whomwere killed in a July 7 ambush. SMU Officer Mark McCullers, killed during a flash flood in August, and University Park FireDepartment Chief Bob Poynter, murdered in September, will also be honored.
Here"s a look at uniforms, and more details on the tribute and complimentary tickets can be found here.
We"re asking our fans to wear tomorrow, but we"ll be rocking all to honor our Dallas-area first responders. #PonyUpTempo pic.twitter.com/ISgZfUhIzM
#PonyUpTempo (@SMU_Football) September 22, 2016
We will be honoring all Dallas-area first responders at Fridays game. Thank you for all you do! pic.twitter.com/7lAzvMbv9P
