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• Oct 11, 2017

  Buffalo Bills Tight End Charles Clay Undergoes Knee Surgery, Out for Multiple Weeks

  The Bills head coach Sean McDermott has announced that Clay underwent arthroscopic surgery on his left knee on Monday and he will miss multiple weeks while he recovers from the operation.

• Oct 11, 2017

  Minnesota Vikings Quarterback Sam Bradford Aggravates Knee Injury in Game Against the Bears

  After missing the past three games due to an injury to his surgically repaired left knee, starting quarterback Sam Bradford finally made his return when the Vikings took on the Chicago Bears on Monday night. Unfortunately, Bradford was clearly struggling and he was sacked four times. He couldn't even make it through the first half of the game, and the Vikings eventually pulled him out of the game when they noticed that he has aggravated his knee injury.

• Oct 11, 2017

  Philadelphia 76ers Center Joel Embiid Signs a Five-Year, $148-Million Extension With the Team

  The Sixers have announced that they have signed Joel Embiid to a five-year contract extension. The team didn't disclose the financial details of the deal, but ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski has reported that Embiid is receiving a $148-million contract, and he can earn as much as $178 million if he reaches the "super max" criteria.

• Oct 11, 2017

  Cleveland Cavaliers to Start Dwyane Wade at Shooting Guard Over J.R. Smith

  Cavaliers head coach Tyronn Lue confirmed on Monday that incumbent starting shooting guard J.R. Smith was moving to the bench as Wade moves into the starting lineup, and he noted that Smith was perfectly fine with his new role as the team's sixth man.

• Oct 11, 2017

  Washington Wizards Wing Sheldon Mac Suffers Torn Achilles Tendon, Likely Out for the Season

  The Washington Wizards have confirmed that the second-year wing has suffered a torn left Achilles tendon and he has already gone under the knife to repair the damage. He is expected to miss six to eight months while he recovers from surgery and he's unlikely to return this season.

• Oct 11, 2017

  New York Giants Roster, Injury News 2017: Wide Receiver Brandon Marshall to Undergo Season-Ending Ankle Surgery

  Brandon Marshall has confirmed that he has to undergo ankle stabilization surgery to fix the torn ligaments in his ankle.

• Oct 10, 2017

  Oakland Raiders Quarterback Derek Carr May Play Against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday

  Following their 30-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday, Jack Del Rio talked about Carr's status and he noted that he had a "feel" the signal-caller might be ready to play when they take on the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, Oct. 15.

• Oct 10, 2017

  Conor McGregor Next Fight News: UFC President Dana White Wants McGregor to Face Tony Ferguson

  After a brief foray into boxing, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) lightweight champion Conor McGregor is finally back where he belongs and his camp has already made it known that they prefer to see him fight Nate Diaz for a third time when he makes his return to the Octagon. However, the UFC may not give him the fight he wants this time because a title unification bout against newly-crowned UFC interim lightweight champion Tony Ferguson appears to be on the horizon.

• Oct 10, 2017

  Seattle Seahawks Offensive Guard Luke Joeckel to Undergo Knee Surgery During Bye Week

  NFL Network's Mike Garafolo was the first to report that the fifth-year pro would go under the knife following the game against the Los Angeles Rams last Sunday, and Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll would later confirm that Joeckel was scheduled to undergo an arthroscopic procedure this week to clean up a lingering issue on his left knee.

• Oct 10, 2017

  New York Giants Wide Receiver Odell Beckham Suffers Fractured Left Ankle

  The Giants have announced that Odell Beckham fractured his left ankle in the closing minutes of the game against the Chargers, and he will have to undergo surgery sometime this week to repair the damage. Giants head coach Ben McAdoo has also confirmed that Beckham's season is over.