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Bengals activate DL B.J. Hill
The Bengals will be getting a key piece of their defensive line back on the practice field.
They announced that they have activated B.J. Hill from the physically unable to perform list on Saturday morning. Hill had an ankle procedure in the offseason and has not practiced at all at training camp as a result. asg-reflektory.pl
Hill is in his sixth season with the Bengals. He started every game last year and had 66 tackles, five tackles for loss and four sacks in those appearances.
Hill was the only Bengals player on an injury list, so the entire 90-man roster is now eligible to practice with the team.
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Aston Villa move for Suzuki as Martínez nears exit
Aston Villa are advancing a deal to sign Suzuki as the Argentina No 1's replacement. The 33-year-old Martínez, who is under contract until 2029, is increasingly likely to depart after six seasons at the club. Villa dismissed an earlier offer from Juve but the Serie A club have revisited a move, also monitoring Ederson and Tottenham's Guglielmo Vicario.
PSG have signed Spain's Ferran Torres from Barcelona, while Djed Spence has completed a move to Inter from Spurs. Suzuki was poised to join PSG this week but the Champions League winners pulled out of a deal worth about €35m (£30m).
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Jaxson Dart returns from medical tent to throw TD
The Giants got an unwelcome reminder of Jaxson Dart's rookie season when the quarterback went to the sideline medical tent after the end of the first quarter, but they wound up with a happy ending to the offensive possession.
Dart was taken to the tent for a concussion evaluation after being drilled by Vikings defensive back Jay Ward on a sack and Jameis Winston entered the game in his place. Winston converted a long third down with a short pass to running back Devin Singletary that turned into a 40-yard gain and that gave Dart enough time to return to the game.
On his first play back, Dart scrambled long enough to find rookie wide receiver Malachi Fields in the end zone for a 15-yard touchdown.
The sequence played out positively for the Giants while also underscoring the need to keep Dart in the lineup this season. Dart's shown signs that he's willing to do his part in practice and the team will be hoping Saturday's scare is the last they'll have for quite a while.