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Standout Ferris State All-America defensive back Shon Stephens and Bulldog two-sport alum Mason Pline are hoping to take their game to the highest level after connecting the National Football League teams following this week’s NFL Draft. Stephens accepted a rookie minicamp invite from the Philadelphia Eagles and Pline agreed to a free agent contract with the San Francisco 49ers.   In his lone season as a Bulldog, Stephens was named to the 2023 American Football Coaches Association All-America squad as announced by the national coaches organization. The Bakersfield, Calif. native was...

The 89th annual National Football League Draft takes place this weekend in Detroit and former Ferris State University football standouts are hoping to hear their names called or be contacted as potential free agent pickups following the annual event. The Bulldogs have several players who completed their eligibility this past fall, leading FSU to a nation-leading ninth consecutive playoff appearance and hoping to make the jump to professional football. Defensive back Shon Stephens, defensive end Olalere Oladipo and wide receiver Xavier Wade are receiving the strongest attention. All have either...

The Saskatchewan Roughriders could be without their longest-serving player for a while. Centre Dan Clark suffered a leg injury in the fourth quarter o...

Finished on Practice Squad: Dawkins, Sheldon Reserve/Future Signing: John Daka, Dawkins No Longer With Team: Williamson, Ogletree Potential Unrestricted FAs in 2021: Basham, Hager, Hewitt, Jenkins, Onwuasor Potential Restricted FAs in 2021: Langi, Luvu '21: A New Deal GM Joe Douglas said after the season that he'll be in contact with C.J. Mosley, who opted out of the 2020 season due to COVID concerns, to "see where he's at, make sure he's in a good place, his health is good, he's feeling good. Obviously, he's a special player." If Mosley is at his form from the Ravens and for pretty much one ...

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — The New York Jets waived kicker Sam Ficken on Saturday and activated right guard Greg Van Roten from injured reserve in a series of roster moves ahead of the season finale at New England. Ficken, the Jets' primary kicker the past two seasons, had a field goal and an extra point blocked last week — although special teams coordinator Brant Boyer blamed the misses on protection issues. But with Ficken out, Chase McLaughlin will make his Jets debut Sunday against the Patriots.