Houston, TX

Columbus, OH

Jacksonville, FL

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In this week's mailbag, we handle plenty of questions on the first four days of Jaguars training camp.

Jaguars Mailbag: What Has Stood Out At Training Camp So Far?

Why hasn't the Jaguars offense took off sooner in camp?

Doug Pederson Explains the Jaguars' Offensive Issues in Early Training Camp

What did we see during the Jaguars' first Saturday practice of training camp?

Jaguars Notebook: Observations From Day 4 of Training Camp

The Jaguars' kicking job belongs solely to Cam Little.

Jaguars Waiver Kicker Riley Patterson

Denver, CO

USA TODAY Sports Media Group

Broncos Wire’s 90-man offseason roster series continues today with a look at tenth-year defensive lineman Angelo Blackson, No. 90. Before the Broncos: Blackson (6-4, 318 pounds) entered the league as a fourth-round pick out of Auburn with the Tennessee Titans in 2015. After two years in Tennessee, Blackson went on to spend time with six other teams, including a two-year run with the Chicago Bears from 2021-2022.

Broncos roster series: No. 90, DL Angelo Blackson

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David Heitz

A dangerous drug that is being mixed into fentanyl is causing those who inject it to develop a rash of sores that resembles a case of flesh-eating bacteria. People experiencing homelessness around Denver can sometimes be seen with these bloody, weeping wounds. I recently mentioned this phenomenon to a fentanyl user who told me about the xylazine connection.

Denver homeless people suffer sores as xylazine enters fentanyl supply

Sporting News

Autry has released a statement claiming that he did not intentionally take a banned substance.

NFL suspends Texans defensive lineman first 6 games of season for violating PED policy

ESPN

Texans defensive end Denico Autry has been suspended six games for violating the NFL's policy against performance-enhancing drugs.

Texans DE Denico Autry banned 6 games for PED policy violation

Newly signed Texans defensive end Denico Autry will miss the first six games of the season while serving a suspension for violating the NFL’s policy on performance-enhancing substances. Autry released a statement saying he was given a prescription medication that had a banned substance, without his knowledge. “Over the...

Texans’ Denico Autry suspended six games

The funeral for former Houston Texans and Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Jacoby Jones was held on Saturday. It's clear that in his short time in this world that he sparked a lot of joy, as he drew a big audience of former teammates and franchise legends from both teams. The...

Arian Foster shares tribute for former Texans teammate Jacoby Jones

Cleveland, OH

Deshaun Watson didn’t mince words when discussing his critics during his first talk with the media during training camp, but the Cleveland Browns‘ owners understood why their quarterback used such strong language. Watson said on Friday, July 26, that he was “blocking out all the [expletive]” and “doesn’t...

Browns Owners Respond After Deshaun Watson’s Strong Statements

In addition to collecting more than 8,000 used needles in the past year from Denver drug users, the Harm Reduction Action Center passed out 10,000 meth pipes and “snort kits,” according to a newsletter sent to its supporters Thursday. They also connected about 1,700 people to medical, mental health and substance abuse treatment.

Denver group hands out 10K meth pipes, ‘snort kits,’ connects 1,700 to treatment annually

Indianapolis, IN

107.5 The Fan

WESTFIELD, Ind–Indianapolis Colts Owner Jim Irsay made his first public appearance in nearly eight months when he attended his team’s training camp on Sunday. Irsay spent time talking to reporters and watching the practice session, but he is still unable to walk while recovering from a lower-body surgery. Irsay was found unresponsive in his home […]
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Colts Owner Jim Irsay Makes First Public Appearance in Almost A Year

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Massachusetts State

Dianna Carney

Kiwi, a one-year-old mixed breed (believed to be a cattle mix), is currently looking for her forever home, according to Sandy Paws Rescue Inc., a foster-based rescue in Massachusetts. This cheerful dog, who weighs 38 lbs, is known for her constant smile and enthusiastic tail wagging whenever she meets someone new. Despite her young age, Kiwi is described as being on the quieter side.

Meet Kiwi: The Happy Dog Abandoned In A Park Now Looking For Love

Missouri State

Fulton, MO

CJ Coombs

Updated on July 17, 2024, concerning two of the missing children listed below. Bringing them home: for 40 years, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) has been helping to locate missing children.

Seven teenagers have been missing in Missouri since June 2024

Kansas City, MO

Cats of Kansas City

Now that we have all had our fill of grilled burgers and fireworks, let's look at some unsung Americans--cats. Did you know that there are nearly 100 million cats living in the United States? I'm not sure who counted all of them, but that's a lot of cats. Enough to sway an election were they given the right to vote (which, of course, they should be). Unfortunately, many of those cats don't have a place to call home. Here are six cats, all in the greater Kanas City area, who would love it if you might consider giving them a bed, a litter box, and a bowl full of kibble.

One of these six spectacular cats may be your next pet

Two immigrants from south of the border told the City Council Monday they were harassed when using hotel vouchers for shelter in Denver. Speaking through an interpreter, Leivy Ortega and Henry Aguilar said they received vouchers for hotel stays from an unnamed non-profit. But they had problems using the vouchers, they said. Ortega said she came to Denver from Connecticut and lived in her car for 15 days. She received a three-day hotel voucher, she said, but hotel staff initially would not honor it. She did not name the hotel. She said staff finally looked at her paperwork and gave her a room, but they wanted to charge her. for it. She said they initially weren’t going to allow her to stay because she has a service animal.

Texans' DL Denico Autry to Miss Week 3 vs. Jaguars Due to Suspension

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