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Mark Davis sees something Raiders have often lacked: A shared vision

NEW YORK – The Raiders have been here before, selling a new coach, a fresh direction and the promise that this time would be different. Mark Davis knows that better than anyone. But six games into a season that has produced three victories and a pair of narrow losses to AFC heavyweights, the Raiders owner...

Rams aren’t rushing to replace Davante Adams despite major injury blow

The Los Angeles Rams have a hole at the wide receiver position but don’t appear to be worried about it. At least for now. Head coach Sean McVay told reporters on Wednesday that the team hasn’t spoken internally about bringing in another wide receiver, as they’re set to be without Davante Adams for the next...

Rams face another looming threat as Puka Nacua’s NFL review drags on

NEW YORK – The Rams already have enough problems trying to climb out of a 2-4 hole. Hanging over that effort is the possibility of losing two of their most important offensive players to NFL discipline. Wide receiver Puka Nacua and left tackle Alaric Jackson remain under league review for off-field incidents, NFL…

Rams’ Australia travel gamble puts NFL’s hands-off approach in spotlight

NEW YORK – The Rams and 49ers traveled to the same place to open their season, but took distinctly different approaches to getting ready. The 49ers arrived in Australia a week before kickoff, giving their players time to adjust to the long trip and significant time difference. The Rams arrived a day before the game,...

Disgraced 49ers owner Jed York comes out of hiding at NFL owners meetings

NEW YORK – Jed York wasted no time returning to NFL business. On the first day he was eligible to resume his duties following a six-game suspension, the 49ers’ principal owner attended the NFL owners meetings Tuesday in New York. His appearance marked an immediate return to league affairs after a suspension stemming…

Mike Wilbon calls out ESPN on network: ‘Nobody calls a game better than Troy Aikman’

An ESPN veteran is throwing his support behind Troy Aikman. Michael Wilbon, host of ESPN’s longest-running television program, “Pardon the Interruption,” threw a subtle shot at the Worldwide Leader’s bosses in support of their lead “Monday Night Football” commentator. “You know who calls a game better than Troy…