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The 32-year-old currently ranks third among NFL tight ends with 90 career touchdown receptions.

Nick Saban is speaking highly of his new quarterback, Bryce Young, but wants to see more out of the sophomore's receiving options.

Miami Dolphins co-offensive coordinator George Godsey tested positive for COVID-19 and has been sent home, ESPN reported on Sunday.

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In the summer before his Pro Bowl season, Ravens tight end Mark Andrews was running routes so expertly that a teammate stole one of his moves. Now nearly two years later, early in the summer before a season that could make him a very wealthy man, Andrews looks even better. “Really good. He’s practiced very well,” coach John Harbaugh said Tuesday, after the Ravens wrapped up their third open ...

We had high tide about 15 minutes ago, the first one of the day at 12:20 eastern time. if we pan down to the right you can see where the light ends, where the sand, the beach ends and we get into some of that dark area, that is sea grass and a little bit of a dune there. i dont suspect that we will see any water up into the streets getting anywhere near land i at avenue. to push it into the roads and inland into some of the inlets out toward the intracoastal water way. around the lunchtime hour,...

Space station to keep it from striking space debris. those of your fast five headlines. lets get the latest on the oil leak in the gulf of mexico, and joining us is david usher, chairman of marine pollution control. david, good morning. >> good morning. how are you? >> im fine, thanks. lets get right to the mess in the gulf, because lets talk about the big debate as to just how much oil is leaking out there. >> of course, it is a problem. one of the things that i think about that i havent hear...

Not holding the oil. but talk to us about why you say the oil on the surface is not the biggest problem, but that there is a cloud, the oil has depth, and that getting to that is a huge challenge. >> this is louisiana sweet crude. its got a lot of whats called light ends which evaporate quickly into the air and also dissolve very readily into the water column. what you see on the surface is like the tip of the is imagine cumulus cloud of dissolve dispersed oil under the slick, wherever it is. >>...

If we have enough of it, its what we call the light ends, and then you can work with it and they are going to try to bring together the material that is spread into a closer air with booms and then ignite so that we have enough of the light ends and if any of the heavy ends are there. >> we keep hearing the word disaster being thrown around. this could be a disaster. is that an -- >> i dont know how to put it. thats the way we attack things. the exxon valdez was certainly one. >> does this have ...