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Tom Brady, a Raiders minority owner and Fox NFL analyst, was seen in the coaching booth during Monday Night Football, raising questions about conflict of interest. The NFL clarified his role, allowing remote participation in team meetings, but critics argue his access could unfairly benefit the Raiders in upcoming games.
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Former NFL player and Fox Sports analyst, Sanchez, was involved in a violent incident at a hotel in Indianapolis on October 4. He was stabbed and faces multiple charges, including felony battery. The case is scheduled for trial in December, with ongoing recovery affecting proceedings.
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The Dallas Cowboys will honor defensive end Marshawn Kneeland, who died by suicide at age 24, with helmet decals and T-shirts. Kneeland scored a touchdown last week and was found dead after a police chase. The team is supporting his pregnant girlfriend with a memorial fund.
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Raiders quarterback Geno Smith apologized for flipping the bird to fans after a tough game where he was sacked 10 times and booed. The incident followed a fifth straight loss, with the team also firing their offensive coordinator. Smith vows to improve and avoid such actions in future games.