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Veteran RB Gore announces retirement after 16 NFL seasons
Veteran running back FRANK GORE announced his retirement late last week after 16 seasons in the NFL. The San Francisco 49ers selected Gore with the 65th overall pick in the third… More round of the 2005 draft, after he suffered two ACL injuries in college at the University of Miami. Over his career, Gore combined for just shy of 20,000 rushing and receiving yards and almost 100 total touchdowns. If Gore still occupies a spot on your fantasy bench, you can officially release him. Less
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Around the NFL: Older running backs
Adrian Peterson and Frank Gore both exceeded expectations last year. As older backs, both were able to run for more than 600 yards – reasonably more than anybody would have expected. And both are indicating they’d like to continue playing. more »
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Jets place RB Perine on Covid-19 reserve list
The New York Jets placed rookie running back LA’MICAL PERINE on the Covid-19 reserve list on Wednesday after he tested positive for the virus. Perine becomes the first Jets player to… More test positive in the regular season, with the test result keeping him out of action for Sunday’s season finale against the New England Patriots. With fellow running back FRANK GORE out with a bruised lung, the Jets are down to TY JOHNSON and JOSH ADAMS in the backfield. Less
Source: New York Post
Jets RB Perine to miss time with high ankle sprain
New York Jets running back LA’MICAL PERINE suffered a high ankle sprain in Sunday’s loss to the Los Angeles Chargers and is expected to miss time due to the injury. He… More was placed on injured reserve on Tuesday. With the Jets officially eliminated from playoff contention, Perine was expected to see an increased workload down the stretch as the team looks ahead to next season. Veteran FRANK GORE will likely carry the load while Perine is out. Less
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Around the NFL: Just End The Season
New York released LeVeon Bell last night, just hours after the report came out that they were trying to trade him. (Which was different than basically every week since they signed him how?) Sometimes when a team dumps its starter, other players become more valuable. Doesn't seem to be the case here. more »
Jets release RB Bell
The New York Jets released starting running back LE’VEON BELL on Tuesday after attempts to trade the disgruntled running back failed. Bell, 28, has been a disappointment since signing a four-year… More contract in 2019. With Bell out of the picture, fellow running backs LA’MICAL PERINE and FRANK GORE will lead the Jets backfield. Less
Source: New York Post
Jets place RB Bell on injured reserve
The New York Jets placed starting running back LE’VEON BELL on injured reserve on Tuesday, meaning he will miss at least the next three weeks. Bell suffered a hamstring injury in… More Sunday’s season opening loss to the Buffalo Bills. With Bell out of action, the Jets will turn to veteran FRANK GORE as their new starting running back. The team also added former Miami Dolphins running back KALEN BALLAGE on Tuesday to provide depth at the position. Less
Source: New York Post
Jets RB Bell could miss “a couple weeks” with bad hammy
New York Jets head coach Adam Gase says that star running back LE’VEON BELL could miss “a couple weeks” after suffering a hamstring injury in Sunday’s season opening loss to the… More Buffalo Bills. Bell was injured late in the first half and was eventually pulled for good after trying to return in the third quarter. With Bell out of action, the Jets will turn to 37-year-old veteran FRANK GORE for next week’s game against the San Francisco 49ers. Your fantasy team likely has better options. Less
Source: New York Daily News
Jets RB corps depleted
New York Jets rookie fourth-round running back LA’MICAL PERINE was carted off the field after suffering an injury to his left ankle over the weekend. The team is awaiting results of… More an MRI. Meanwhile, the trade for fellow running back KALEN BALLAGE was voided after he failed his physical. The Jets are currently down to two healthy running backs with veterans LE’VEON BELL and FRANK GORE still standing. Less
Source: New York Post
Jets acquire RB Ballage in trade with Dolphins
Just a day after veteran running back LE’VEON BELL expressed frustration for being pulled from a scrimmage, the New York Jets acquired running back KALEN BALLAGE in a trade with the… More Miami Dolphins. Ballage played for current Jets head coach Adam Gase when they were together in Miami. Ballage, 24, joins Bell, FRANK GORE, and rookie LA’MICAL PERINE in Gase’s backfield. Less
Source: New York Daily News
Jets add veteran RB Gore, Bell to see reduced workload?
The New York Jets added veteran running back FRANK GORE on Tuesday, after head coach Adam Gase recently said that the team would like to lessen the load on LE’VEON BELL.… More While Bell could see his workload dip, it seems unlikely that Gore will be much of a fantasy factor heading into 2020. The Jets also drafted rookie LA’MICAL PERINE in the fourth round of this year’s NFL Draft. Less
Source: New York Post
Around the NFL: Omission of the decade
Frank Gore took another step towards the Hall of Fame earlier in the week, when the league named him to its All-Decade team. But I don’t think they got it right. When I look at the numbers, I don’t see him as even one of the top 10 backs of the just-completed decade. more »
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Gore planning to return for 16th NFL season
Veteran running back FRANK GORE is training for what he hopes will be his 16th season in the NFL. Gore feels good and believes he can still play, and that’s exactly… More what he intends to do heading into the 2020 season. Gore, 36, becomes a free agent in two weeks and hopes to find a team that is interested in his services. Gore signed a one-year deal with Buffalo in free agency a year ago, after spending a year in Miami previously. Less
Source: NBC Sports
Around the NFL: Frank Gore
Frank Gore says he wants to keep playing, but I doubt that will happen. He’s had a great career, but I think he’s been done for a few seasons. more »
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Fantasy News: Short-yardage rushing
Christian McCaffrey is having a great year – an MVP-type season – but he’s been surprisingly bad in short-yardage and goal-line situations. The Panthers have been the worst team in the league (at least statistically in those situations). more »
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