- The Associated Press
Raiders hope offseason changes lead to stingier defense
Raiders defensive coordinator Paul Guenther felt a little hamstrung his first two years on the job. A roster overhaul left few proven pieces at his disposal and contributed to the Raiders ranking among the worst defenses in the NFL in almost every category. Guenther hopes the changes made this past offseason will finally give him the talent necessary to have a competent defense.
ProFootball Talk on NBC SportsBengals activate nose tackle Renell Wren from non-football injury list
The Cincinnati Bengals activated nose tackle Renell Wren from the non-football injury list on Thursday after he passed a physical with the team. Wren spent just over a week on the list as the Bengals placed him on the list on August 4 with an undisclosed injury. Guard Xavier Su'a-Filo was placed on the physically [more]
Arizona Cardinals WireHealth starting CBs ‘critical’ to Cardinals’ defensive success, says DC Vance Joseph
Defensive coordinator Vance Joseph says the defense looks completely different with Patrick Peterson and Robert Alford.
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