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Check out Cincinnati’s final injury report of the week.
The Cincinnati Bengals finished their week of practice to prepare to face the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday and released their final injury report. Two new injuries during the week make two starters questionable to play.
Only one player has been ruled out but four are officially questionable for the game.
The details of their final injury report are below.
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Fans have anew way to see RedZone this coming season.
NFL RedZone is has a new broadcast carrier. After DIRECTV was the exclusive carrier of NFL Sunday Ticket, allowing fans to watch any out-of-market games, for years, the NFL made a new agreement with YouTubeTV.
However, DIRECTV will continue its relationship with the league.
It was announced Tuesday that DIRECTV will continue to be an NFL carrier with NFL Network and NFL RedZone.
The carrier renewed its agreement to carry NFL Network but expands it from just satellite to also add NFL Network to DIRECTV STREAM and U-verse.
RedZone is now part of the DIRECTV lineup for the first time and will be available on all platforms.
Per the league’s announcement:
NFL Network will be available to Choice subscribers on DIRECTV (via satellite and on an authenticated streaming basis) and DIRECTV STREAM, and to U200 subscribers on U-Verse. This agreement marks the first time that DIRECTV and DIRECTV STREAM customers will have access to NFL RedZone.
With these additions, DIRECTV customers now have access to an enhanced DIRECTV Sports Pack and DIRECTV STREAM subscribers will be offered a DIRECTV Sports Pack for the first time, in each case featuring NFL RedZone. NFL RedZone will be offered through the HD Premium Tier to U-verse customers.
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Penn State revealed updated uniform numbers for some new members of the program and three returning players
Penn State officially welcomes some of its newest members f the program to campus recently as the academic calendar moves from the spring semester to the summer. So naturally, that led to some players getting their first jersey numbers with the football program.
On Monday, Penn State revealed the uniform numbers for its newest members joining from the transfer portal or the Class of 2023.
Here are the numbers six new players will be wearing with the Nittany Lions in 2022;
new #️⃣s for the newcomers 🦁 pic.twitter.com/6ipTjDPwtC
— Penn State Football (@PennStateFball) May 24, 2022
Penn State still has some uniform numbers to distribute as a few more additions will be joining the program later this summer as well. In addition to these new numbers for new players, Penn State also updated the uniform numbers for three returning players.
Quarterback [autotag]Christain Veilleux[/autotag] is now wearing No. 11, [autotag]KeAndre Lambert-Smith[/autotag] is wearing No. 1, and offensive lineman [autotag]Nick Dawkins[/autotag] will wear No. 53, the number his father Daryll Dawkins wore in the NBA.
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