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Washington scraps tryout players after one tests positive for COVID-19 Team planned on bringing in five players on tryouts before illness Follow Us Question of the Day By Matthew Paras - The Washington Times - Thursday, May 13, 2021 The Washington Football Team won’t have any tryout players at its rookie minicamp this weekend after one of them tested positive for COVID-19, a source with knowledge of the situation said.  The team planned on trying out only five players — the maximum allowed under league ...

The Washington Football Team plans to sign left tackle Charles Leno to a one-year, $5 million deal, according to Leno's agent. The deal comes days after Leno visited the team on Monday.

TRAC Intermodal Names Kenneth Forster CEO at FYX Fleet Roadside Assistance News provided by Share this article Share this article PRINCETON, N.J., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- TRAC Intermodal today announced the appointment of Kenneth Forster as Chief Executive Officer at FYX Fleet Roadside Assistance effective February 8, 2021. FYX, a TRAC subsidiary, is a leading provider of emergency fleet services for the intermodal and over-the-road trucking industries. Forster replaces Rodney Goderwis, Vice President at FYX, who is retiring. Forster will report directly to Daniel Walsh, CEO at TRAC In...

Lost 43-6 at home to the Falcons. Should have lost to the Jets if not for one of the worst defensive play calls I've ever seen. Lost 44-27 to the Colts. They're now on the outside of the playoff picture, looking in. I don't exactly love the Chargers either, as their four wins this season have come against the Bengals, Jags, Jets, and Falcons. They're now mathematically eliminated from the playoffs. I guess I'll take the Raiders, who at least have something to play for. Bills (-6) at Broncos: The Bills are the second-best team in the NFL. Is that a hot take? Anyway, they can clinch the AFC Eas...

LINCOLN, Neb. – It is finished, but far from over. Cattle and dairy industry reps assembled by Sen. Steve Halloran, chairman of Nebraska’s Agriculture committee, have spent more than 12 hours over four meetings discussing Nebraska’s Brand Act as part of Halloran’s interim study, LR 378, and suggesting changes to make Nebraska’s brand law more user friendly and modern. A report, to be compiled by ag committee research analyst Rick Leonard, is expected before Christmas, however, what the spring legislative session will look like as the pandemic stretches into 2021 is still an unknown ...