Aundrae Allison

This video won't create confidence in new Bears K Roberto Aguayo

New Chicago Bears kicker Roberto Aguayo was released by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Saturday because of his terrible rookie season and continued struggles in the Aug. 11 preseason opener. Aguayo began his pro career as a second-round pick out of Florida State, but he’s played more like an undrafted free agent barely worthy of Arena League consideration. The Bears are rolling the dice on Aguayo’s ability to regain his stroke this season, if he even makes it that far. Aguayo certainly wants to erase his rookie season from his memory. He missed nine field goals and two extra points in 2016 and was lucky to keep his job. His status as a high draft pick is the only thing that kept him around. Now, he

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  Bears K Roberto Aguayo cut by Buccaneers on HBO

  Chicago Sun-Times
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  Ryan Smith: I'm Just Getting Started 

  Tampa Bay Buccaneers : News

Las Vegas odds slot Bengals as slight favorites vs. Chiefs

The Cincinnati Bengals enter their Week 2 preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs as the favorites. According to the oddsmakers out of Las Vegas, at least. As of Wednesday morning, Andy Dalton and the Bengals sit as 1.5-point favorites going into the contest at Paul Brown Stadium, per OddsShark. The Bengals took care of business in their first preseason game, getting a strong performance from rookie running back Joe Mixon, seeing edge defenders make a huge impact and two total touchdowns from Jeff Driskel en route to the 23-12 win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. As for the Chiefs, head coach Andy Reid and Co. took a 27-17 loss at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers in Week 1, though

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  Watch Chiefs center James Winchester play catch with servicemen

  The Kansas City Star
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  Chiefs starters to play 1st half, Patrick Mahomes gets 3rd quarter vs. Bengals

  Chiefs Wire

Buccaneers player tries out several celebration dances in front of refs to test what he can get away with in great 'Hard Knocks' clip

The rules on what is and isn't allowed while celebrating on the football field have always been up for interpretation. While some players are exceedingly good at expressing themselves after a great play, referees will often throw flags almost arbitrarily depending on the who is celebrating and what their celebration consists of. This year, the NFL attempted to combat that, loosening restrictions on rules meant to penalize players putting on a bit of razzle-dazzle.