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Rain deluged California from January to March and critical
construction landmarks were missed along the way.
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Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith said he can see the
writing on the wall after the team moved up to select Texas
Tech's Patrick Mahomes II in last month's draft.
"I think (the Chiefs are) committed to me through this year,"
Smith said on Wednesday, via ESPN. "That's just the nature of
it. If you don't go out there and perform, I mean, coach (Andy)
Reid and (quarterbacks coach Matt Nagy) are very honest. You've
got to go out there and do your deal. We all have to."
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Disappointing tight end Ladarius Green was released by the
Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday.
The Steelers used a failed physical designation, which also has
been used by the Miami Dolphins to release Dion Jordan and the
Kansas City Chiefs to release Jamaal Charles this offseason.
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One day after signing a four-year contract with the Buffalo
Bills, rookie wide receiver Zay Jones suffered a knee injury and
will be considered "week to week."
The specifics of the injury were not shared by the Bills, but
the No. 37 overall pick was hurt in Tuesday's organized team
activity session and sat out the next two days. The team
described the injury as a sprain.
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The Indianapolis Colts are two steps closer to signing their
entire 2017 draft class.
Indianapolis signed first-round safety Malik Hooker to a
four-year rookie contract on Thursday and also inked
fourth-round defensive tackle Grover Stewart to a deal.
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