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  • July 30, 2024
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The Buffalo Bills added depth to their retooled safety position by signing Kareem Jackson to a one-year contract. The 36-year-old Jackson has 14 years of NFL experience, and split a suspension- and fine-filled season last year between Denver and Houston. Selected by Houston in the first round of the 2010 draft, Jackson spent his first nine seasons playing cornerback before making the shift to safety after signing with Denver in 2019. In Buffalo, Jackson has the potential of shoring up a safety position that’s in transition following the offseason free-agent departure of Jordan Poyer and with Micah Hyde still unsigned and contemplating retirement.

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MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin’s first season with Air Raid disciple Phil Longo as offensive coordinator didn’t work out quite according to plan. The Badgers went 7-6 and posted their lowest scoring average in nearly two decades. The Badgers are optimistic about matching the success that Lon…

Javon Kinlaw couldn’t get the words out. The memories were flooding his mind. The New York Jets defensive lineman was in the middle of talking about his journey through football and life when his eyes welled up and he needed to pause at the podium. Kinlaw wiped away tears while saying he never gave up through struggles. The 26-year-old Kinlaw is entering his first season with the Jets and is focused on making good on this opportunity. The 6-foot-5, 330-pound D-lineman gained 35 pounds of lean muscle in the offseason to help him handle blockers better and be more effective.

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