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Packers RB Aaron Jones injures calf, listed as questionable GREEN BAY, Wis. -- The   Packers   might get an early glimpse at what life would be like without   Aaron Jones . The running back, who is in the final year of his contract and headed for a big payday either in Green Bay or somewhere else, was a late addition to the injury report on Friday and is questionable for Sunday's game at the  Houston Texans  because of a calf injury. Jones said he felt his calf tighten in practice on Thursday. He did not get any on-field work Friday. He was among five players listed as questionable on a lengthy injury report that also included three other starters as doubtful -- left tackle  David Bakhtiari  (chest), cornerback  Kevin King  (quad) and safety  Darnell Savage  (quad). Two others, kick returner/running back  Tyler Ervin  (wrist) and defensive tackle  Tyler Lancaster  (shoulder), were ruled out. "Just kind of felt my calf get tight during practice [on Thursday], really didn't

Sources: Seattle Seahawks one of teams looking at Antonio Brown With   Antonio Brown 's suspension eligible to end after Week 8, the   Seattle Seahawks   are now positioned to make a push to sign him, though they're not alone, league sources told ESPN. Both of Seattle's quarterbacks,  Russell Wilson  and  Geno Smith , are friends with Brown, worked out with him during the offseason and have remained in touch with him about the idea of bringing him to Seattle, sources said. The organization is intrigued by the idea of matching Brown with an MVP candidate like Wilson in an offense that already is as potent as any in the league. However, other teams also have expressed interest, and Seattle and Brown have not started official contract talks, making a Seattle match not a lock. There has been more and more activity around Brown in recent days, and teams are positioning themselves to make a move so that the wide receiver is ready to play as soon as he's reinstated. Seahawks c

  Why is Tua Tagovailoa starting? Dolphins bench Ryan Fitzpatrick for rookie QB sooner than expected The Dolphins will start Tua Tagoaviloa coming out of their Week 7 bye,  according to ESPN's Adam Schefter .  Tagovailoa made his NFL debut in Week 6 against the Jets in mop-up duty, completing both his late passes for nine total yards. After being selected No. 3 overall in the 2020 NFL Draft, Tagovailoa has watched-and-learned from veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick while Tagovailoa finished his recovery from a 2019 dislocated hip. Now after a bye in Week 7 that'll give Tagovailoa extra time to prepare, he's slated to be the starting quarterback at home against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday in Week 8.  Here's why the Dolphins made this move now. MORE:  Tua Tagovailoa sat on the field alone after his NFL debut Dolphins' bye week moved Tagovailoa has never started an NFL game. He's never gone through a game week planning to start an NFL game. So for the rookie, any extra ti