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Out in Las Vegas, the Raiders have a full-blown locker room situation on their hands. Quarterback Kirk Cousins and defensive end Maxx Crosby came to blows at Friday's practice, and head coach Klint Kubiak wasn't having it — both were suspended from team drills Saturday. The silver lining? Rookie signal-caller Fernando Mendoza got his first real crack at running the starting offense, and you can bet he made the most of the moment.
Shifting to Philadelphia, Lane Johnson is back with the Eagles after missing four practices for personal reasons, but he came back with some heavy news attached. The veteran right tackle said two thousand twenty six will probably be his last season in the NFL. At thirty three, Johnson has been one of the premier offensive linemen of his generation, and the clock is ticking on a remarkable career.
And in San Francisco, the Giants are bracing for a brutal blow on the hot corner. Third baseman Matt Chapman is expected to undergo season-ending surgery after doctors identified a hernia and core muscle tear. The ten-year veteran will see specialist Doctor William Meyers on Sunday, with surgery likely set for Tuesday. Tough timing for a Giants team already fighting to stay relevant.
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