Charean Williams is an NFL writer for NBC Sports, specializing in coverage of the San Francisco 49ers. With a focus on the NFL, Charean provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and player updates. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and Pats Pulpit.
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By: Charean Williams
Steve Steichen said the team won't limit Anthony Richardson's running.
0 seconds of 3 minutes, 26 seconds Volume 0% It's safe to say the Raiders are ticking off the Chiefs.
Rams coach Sean McVay confirmed the bad news Thursday night: An MRI confirmed cornerback Derion Kendrick tore an anterior cruciate ligament.
By: Charean Williams
0 seconds of 4 minutes, 38 seconds Volume 0% Mike McCarthy views being a lame-duck coach as a “ .” Cowboys owner Jerry Jones seems to view it as an opportunity.
Former Houston Oilers defensive tackle Doug Smith died Thursday afternoon from a heart attack, Mark Berman, formerly sports director at KRIV, reports. Smith was 64.
Free agent cornerback Jerry Jacobs plans to sign with the Rams, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.
Lamar Jackson has missed four of the Ravens' five practices so far, participating in only an hour of Wednesday's work.
Bills co-owner Kim Pegula returned to public Friday, more than two years after her debilitating cardiac arrest. She held the hand of her husband, co-owner Terry Pegula, as he led her to break down the post-practice team huddle.
The NFL has changed its kickoff rules, and 49ers receiver Deebo Samuel wants a chance to partake.
By: Charean Williams
Browns edge rusher Myles Garrett was a problem for opposing offensive coordinators before he won his first defensive player of the year award. He remains a problem.
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