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• Oct 6, 2017

  Can the Oklahoma City Thunder Re-Sign Paul George Next Summer?

  Paul George's desire to join the Los Angeles Lakers in the 2018 offseason has never been a secret. The Oklahoma City Thunder already knew this when they acquired him in the trade with the Indiana Pacers earlier this summer. However, a lot has changed since then, and TNT's David Aldridge has reported that the four-time All-Star seems to be warming up to the idea of staying in Oklahoma City beyond the 2017-18 season and he's going to give them the chance to convince him to stay.

• Oct 5, 2017

  New Orleans Saints Place Right Tackle Zach Strief on Injured Reserve

  According to the Advocate, the Saints have placed Zach Strief on the injured reserve list, so he will have to miss at least eight weeks of action.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Indianapolis Colts Center Deyshawn Bond Suffers Quad Injury, Out for the Season

  Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano has confirmed that the center has sustained a "pretty significant" quad injury in the first quarter of their game against the Seattle Seahawks last Sunday.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Carolina Panthers Safety Kurt Coleman Suffers MCL Sprain, Out for a Month

  The team has confirmed that Coleman sprained his left medial collateral ligament (MCL) in their game against the New England Patriots last Sunday, and he may have to miss a month of action as he continues to recover from the injury.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Jeremy Lane Questionable for Sunday, Defensive End Cliff Avril Ruled Out

  The Seattle Seahawks might have improved their record to 2-2 after a resounding 46-18 victory over the Indianapolis Colts this past Sunday, but it was a costly win. Aside from Chris Carson and Rees Odhiambo, cornerback Jeremy Lane (groin) and defensive end Cliff Avril (neck) also sustained injuries during the game, and the Seahawks will likely hold them out of the game against the Los Angeles Rams this Sunday.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Memphis Grizzlies Center Marc Gasol Expected to Be Ready for the Start of the Season

  Memphis Grizzlies center Marc Gasol had to sit out the team's first two preseason games this week while he continues to recover from the left ankle sprain he sustained during last month's Eurobasket tournament, but fans don't have to worry about the injury because it doesn't sound like it's going to be an issue when the regular season begins.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Seth Curry Expected to Start at Shooting Guard for the Dallas Mavericks This Season

  Seth Curry, J.J. Barea, Devin Harris and Yogi Ferrell could all start at the two guard spot alongside rookie point guard Dennis Smith Jr., but it seemed that head coach Rick Carlisle might have already made up his mind before the Mavericks took on the Milwaukee Bucks in their preseason opener earlier this week, and he told reporters that Curry was likely going to get the starting job this season.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Buffalo Bills WR Jordan Matthews, OLB Ramon Humber Out With Broken Thumbs

  Buffalo Bills will have to play without wide receiver Jordan Matthews and outside linebacker Ramon Humber in the coming weeks because both of them are expected to undergo surgeries to repair their injured thumbs.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Atlanta Falcons Wide Receiver Julio Jones Not Expected to Miss Any Games With Hip Injury

  According to ESPN, the four-time Pro Bowler is not expected to miss any games at all with the hip injury because the Falcons don't have to return to action until Oct. 15. The bye week couldn't have come at a better time because it would give Jones the opportunity to recover from his injury.

• Oct 5, 2017

  Tampa Bay Buccaneers Running Back Doug Martin Returns from Suspension, Expected to Play on Thursday

  The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have announced that they have reinstated the two-time Pro Bowl running back to the active roster after he completed his four-game suspension for violating the National Football League's (NFL) performance-enhancing drugs policy last year, and he's expected to suit up for the team when they take on the New England Patriots this Thursday.