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Broncos activate LB Jordan Turner off NFI list
The Broncos have gotten one of their defensive players back on the field.
Denver announced on Monday that linebacker Jordan Turner passed his physical and has been taken off the non-football injury list. wlop.pl
Turner, 24, entered the league last year as an undrafted free agent. He appeared in seven games for the Broncos, mainly playing special teams.
He finished his rookie season with seven total tackles and one QB hit.
49ers sign OL Doug Kramer Jr., release OL Nick Zakelj
The 49ers have made a pair of roster moves on Monday.
San Francisco announced the club has signed offensive lineman Doug Kramer Jr. to a one-year deal.
Kramer, 28, has spent most of his career with the Bears, appearing in 18 games for the club. But he’s also spent time with the Cardinals and Seahawks.
Kramer last appeared in a regular-season game in 2024, spending most of his time on special teams for Chicago.
As a corresponding move, the team released offensive lineman Nick Zakelj.
Jordan Nobbs ready to complete wishlist with Newcastle WSL dream
Former England midfielder keen for north-east to thrive
Newcastle have made ambitious signings this summer
Jordan Nobbs says winning promotion to the Women’s Super League with Newcastle would fulfil her ambition for a club from the north-east to be in the top tier.
Nobbs, who has 71 England caps, was born in Stockton-on-Tees and believes women’s football in the region would benefit immensely from top-flight representation. Newcastle finished sixth in WSL2 last term, 11 points behind the title winners, Birmingham, and nine points off the playoffs, but this summer they have made their hopes clear with high-calibre signings from the top division, including the striker Martha Thomas from Tottenham and the Liverpool duo Leanne Kiernan and Gemma Evans.
Continue reading...Jordan Nobbs ready to wrap wishlist with Newcastle WSL dream: ‘It would be job done’
Former England midfielder keen for north-east to thrive
Newcastle have made ambitious signings this summer
Jordan Nobbs says winning promotion to the Women’s Super League with Newcastle would be “job done” for her footballing wishlist and would fulfil a personal ambition to see a club from the north-east play in the top tier.
Nobbs, who has 71 England caps, was born in Stockton-on-Tees and believes women’s football in the region would benefit immensely from top-flight representation. Newcastle finished sixth in WSL2 last term, 11 points behind the title winners, Birmingham, and nine points off the playoffs, but this summer they have made their promotion hopes clear with a flurry of high-calibre signings from the top division, including the striker Martha Thomas from Tottenham and the Liverpool duo Leanne Kiernan and Gemma Evans.
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