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The NFL’s salary cap for 2022 will be $208.2 million — a healthy increase from the previous, pandemic-impacted years.

The Associated Press will hand out its individual NFL awards on Feb. 10 at NFL Honors in Los Angeles.

The four teams in contention for the final two spots are the 49ers (9-7), Eagles (9-7), Saints (8-8) and Vikings (7-8). All San Francisco would have to do to get the final NFC wild-card berth is beat the Rams next weekend. ___5:20 p.m.Denver’s attempt to be creative on fourth-and-goal ended up falling short in the second quarter against the Los Angeles Chargers. He got there on his first reception of the game, an 18-yarder in the second quarter. The tight end was blocking on a run by D’Onta Foreman that went for a 1-yard loss with about 6 minutes left in the second quarter.

The Chargers’ 34-13 rout of Denver puts the Chargers in the seventh and final playoff position in the AFC and sets up a showdown next weekend at Las Vegas. After Brandon McManus kicked his second field goal, Roberts got blocks from Chris Rumph II and Jalen Guyton to set up a lane on the right side of the field. ___5:20 p.m.Denver’s attempt to be creative on fourth-and-goal ended up falling short in the second quarter against the Los Angeles Chargers. He got there on his first reception of the game, an 18-yarder in the second quarter. The tight end was blocking on a run by D’Onta Foreman that went for a 1-yard loss with about 6 minutes left in the second quarter.

The AFC playoff picture came into focus with four teams clinching postseason berths Sunday.

Baltimore has more than a dozen players on injured reserve and several more on the COVID-19 list. Cincinnati got back CB Chidobe Awuzie from the COVID-19 list, but also had to place two defensive linemen, D.J. There were 18 players on the active and practice squad rosters — including injured reserve — on the COVID-19 list Saturday. Also:— The Los Angeles Rams placed veteran offensive lineman Andrew Whitworth on the team's COVID-19 list. Still on the COVID-19 list are leading receiver Brandin Cooks and placekicker Ka’imi Fairbairn.

He passed for 382 yards and rushed for 90, the most by a Chargers QB in a game. Los Angeles took over at the 25 and scored four plays later when Herbert found Williams between the cornerback and safety. Williams, who had 97 yards on five catches, caught the ball at the Steelers 36-yard line and went untouched up the left sideline. Ekeler put the Chargers back up by two scores with his fourth score of the game before the Steelers scored 17 straight points to take the lead. FAST STARTThe Chargers scored on their first five possessions for the first time since 2017 against Washington.

Justin Herbert threw a 53-yard touchdown pass to Mike Williams with 2:17 remaining and the Los Angeles Chargers held off the Pittsburgh Steelers 41-37 on Sunday night.

Browns running back Nick Chubb rushed for 161 yards and Baker Mayfield bounced back, going 23 of 32 for 306 yards and two touchdowns. David Njoku had 149 receiving yards for Cleveland (3-2), which has its two defeats after having double-digit leads in the second half. Cleveland went three-and-out on its ensuing possession, setting up the winning five-play, 48-yard drive. That wasn't the case on Sunday as he had a career-high, 72-yard TD during the second quarter. S M.J. Stewart had a hamstring injury in the second half and did not return.

Austin Ekeler scored three touchdowns, including a 3-yard score with 1:31 remaining as the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Cleveland Browns 47-42 in a wild shootout Sunday.

The Los Angeles Chargers lead Cleveland 13-10 in the second quarter thanks to the longest reception of Mike Williams' career. Justin Herbert threw a 72-yard touchdown pass to Williams early in the second. The Texans caught a break in the second quarter when New England's Damien Harris fumbled near the goal line, taking a scoring chance away from the Patriots. Hill, the quarterback the Saints use in different roles, had one catch before being injured early in the second quarter. Cook didn’t play two weeks ago in a win over Seattle, after getting hurt in the team’s second game at Arizona.

Justin Herbert’s touchdown toss to Mike Williams with 32 seconds to go lifted the Los Angeles Chargers to a 30-24 victory over the Chiefs.

Greg Zuerlein connected on a 56-yard field goal as time expired to give the Dallas Cowboys a 20-17 victory over the Los Angeles Chargers.

Justin Herbert threw for 337 yards and a touchdown to help the Los Angeles Chargers beat Washington 20-16 in an ugly Week 1 matchup full of turnovers and big penalties.

A Florida woman convicted of helping mastermind the killing of her husband more than two decades ago has been sentenced to 30 years in prison after a previous life sentence was tossed on appeal.

A Leon County circuit judge handed down the sentence for Denise Williams, rejecting arguments from her attorney that she was only a minor participant in the plot to kill her husband, the Tallahassee Democrat reported. Mike Williams, a 31-year-old real estate appraiser, disappeared in December 2000 during what was supposedly a solo duck hunting trip to a lake in Jackson County.

Kings of Leon’s rock and roll journey has taken them from an NFT to the NFL.

FILE - In this Dec. 15 2019, file photo, Los Angeles Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn speaks after an NFL football game against the Minnesota Vikings, in Carson, Calif. The Los Angeles Chargers have fired coach Anthony Lynn less than two seasons after he led the franchise to the AFC divisional round. (AP Photo/Kelvin Kuo, File)COSTA MESA, Calif. – A four-game winning streak at the end of the season wasn't enough to save Anthony Lynn's job with the Los Angeles Chargers. Lynn led the franchise to the playoffs in 2018 but Los Angeles had losing records the last two seasons. Hired by the Chargers in January 2017, Lynn was the first Black head coach in franchise history and had one year remaining on his contract.

Herbert, the sixth overall pick in the April draft and third QB taken, completed 21 of 33 passes for 253 yards. Badgley also split the uprights from 43 yards late in the second quarter to extend LA’s lead to 13-0 at halftime. After the Chargers went three-and-out, Drew Lock scored on a 1-yard keeper for Denver's first rushing touchdown in seven games. And after Badgley's late field goal, the Broncos got to midfield. McManus then had a 37-yard field goal attempt bounce off the left upright, his first miss inside 40 yards since 2017.

He’s got to do better but we could have done some other things better,” Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said. “This is how you grow as a team," Brees said. The Chargers (1-4) fell to their fourth straight loss by a touchdown or less, and the second in overtime. Then Brees found Cook open behind the Chargers’ secondary on third-and-long to tie it early in the fourth quarter. Saints: Enter their bye week, followed by a Week 7 home date with Carolina on Oct. 25.

Howard, Cameron Brate and rookie Ke’Shawn Vaughn — caught scoring passes from Brady, who threw four of them after the Bucs fell behind 24-7 in the second quarter. I can honestly say that if this had been last year, we would have gotten beat by 20,” Arians said. “We’ve got to keep building on the confidence in one another because there’s nothing we’re doing out there that’s perfect," Brady said. Ndamukong Suh forced a fumble inside the Los Angeles 10 with the Chargers attempting to run out at the clock. ... Howard was carted off late in the fourth quarter with what the Bucs described as an Achilles tendon injury.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – President Donald Trump walked off Air Force One to a crowd of thousands at Jacksonville’s Cecil Airport on Thursday, where he hosted a “Great American Comeback” campaign rally, according to a WJXT report. The president’s rally Thursday night was highly anticipated among Jacksonville supporters. “Forty days from now, we’re going to win Florida, we’re going to win four more years in the White House. Taking aim at his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, Trump looked ahead to the upcoming presidential debate. Before his visit to Jacksonville, he spoke at an airport hangar in swing-state North Carolina to a crowd that included health care workers.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Air Force One and President Donald Trump will be on their way to Jacksonville on Thursday for a rally ahead of the November election. “On Feb. 18, 2017, President Trump pulled me out of the crowd and I ran up on stage and hugged our president and he gave me the microphone and I spoke to the world. This, this is who our president is,” said Gene Huber, referencing a shirt he was wearing showing Trump hugging him on stage during a rally. “This is the hug of the American people, because our president is the man of the people.”The president’s rally Thursday night is highly anticipated among Jacksonville supporters. Doors open to the venue at Cecil Airport at 4 p.m., and the president takes the stage around 7 p.m.

I think theres a lot of teams in the league right now that are dealing with all kinds of injuries.He's right. Teams all over the league were sent scrambling during camp. Certainly not during training camp when players are going hard to make the roster as the start of the regular season rolls closer. It's the soft tissue injuries and those things that you are trying to prevent with the ramp-up period," Bitonio said. That will certainly be something to monitor as the regular season begins and teams deal with injuries and potential replacements.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Mayor Lenny Curry said Tuesday he was not surprised that Sheriff Mike Williams warned Monday that the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is not prepared to provide adequate security for the Republican National Convention. “He knows what he’s talking about clearly, so the position he takes is we are not prepared for this right now. Williams was absent from Tuesday’s news conference, and the question was posed to Undersheriff Pat Ivey: How many personnel will be needed to provide adequate security? But your security plan is set. For the security plan to be solid, you allot for those changes.

ORLANDO, Fla. The number of coronavirus cases in Florida continues to rise, with the state reporting 9,440 new cases on Tuesday, as well as 136 additional deaths. On July 1, the Florida Department of Health began reporting resident and non-resident deaths as separate categories. The state reported a total of 134 resident deaths and two non-resident deaths in Florida on Tuesday, for a cumulative total of 5,319 deaths since the start of the pandemic. The state also recently began reporting the number of patients currently hospitalized for COVID-19 through the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration dashboard. Details on Central Florida school districts respective reopening plans can be found at ClickOrlando.com/backtoschool.

ORLANDO, Fla. The number of coronavirus cases in Florida continues to rise, with the state reporting 9,440 new cases on Tuesday, as well as 136 additional deaths. On July 1, the Florida Department of Health began reporting resident and non-resident deaths as separate categories. The state reported a total of 134 resident deaths and two non-resident deaths in Florida on Tuesday, for a cumulative total of 5,319 deaths since the start of the pandemic. The state also recently began reporting the number of patients currently hospitalized for COVID-19 through the Florida Agency for Healthcare Administration dashboard. Details on Central Florida school districts respective reopening plans can be found at ClickOrlando.com/backtoschool.

It wasn't until Monday afternoon that DeSantis office issued a statement, which only made mention of law enforcement efforts. I am in constant contact with state and local leaders, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), the Florida National Guard and the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP). We have devoted significant resources, including the mobilization of 700 Florida National Guard soldiers who are specially trained to support law enforcement. I have also worked with FHP to coordinate more than 1,300 sworn Florida Highway Patrol troopers to support local law enforcement efforts. This is an AR-15 --- this will be a very common sight upon illegal entry at any Lake County business --- FYI! Sabatini tweeted on Sunday.

Ten years ago, when the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, 60 Minutes put a large team of about 20 staff members on the assignment. One producer, Nicole Young, went searching -- by boat and helicopter -- for spilled oil, which hadn't made landfall in the Gulf yet. Another producer, Michael Karzis, was tasked with learning the science of oil rigs and deepwater drilling. But it was one of the youngest members of the team who found the remarkable oil rig worker named Mike Williams. Williams' interview also shed new light on the causes of the explosion.

Williams said the Sheriff’s Office was utilizing state and regional partners and “every resource we can get” to find the children. “We’ve got a heavy focus in the trailer park today, and, obviously, it’s extended into the wooded area,” Williams said. According to the Sheriff’s Office, the boy is said to be on the autism spectrum but will communicate with others. If you live in the area, search your property. pic.twitter.com/gSocgwTsC4 — Jax Sheriff's Office (@JSOPIO) December 16, 2019On Sunday night, JSO Public Information Officer Christian Hancock said the children could be anywhere in Florida or Southeast Georgia.

Two Jacksonville children, Braxton and Briya Williams, 6 and 5 years old, have been missing since 11:30 a.m. Sunday. JACKSONVILLE The Jacksonville community, still reeling after the discovery of missing 5-year-old Taylor Rose Williams dead in another state, now are fretting the possibilities as two more children have been missing two days. Monday the Sheriffs Office provided new photos of the siblings and also advised that the initial clothing description of a red sweater for Braxton was incorrect because it was found in the home. Anyone who has seen the children should call the Sheriffs Office at (904) 630-0500 or First Coast Crime Stoppers at (866) 845-8477 (845-TIPS) or email JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org or rewards@fccrimestoppers.com. Just last month authorities initiated a similar search for Taylor, the another missing 5-year-old.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. The sheriff said local, Alabama and federal officials will continue to investigate every aspect of this case, saying "we are nowhere near done." For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. The hospitalized mother was absentee-booked after apparently trying to kill herself with a drug overdose after the discovery. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. The hospitalized mother was absentee-booked after apparently trying to kill herself with a drug overdose after the discovery. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. The hospitalized mother was absentee-booked after apparently trying to kill herself with a drug overdose after the discovery. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. The hospitalized mother was absentee-booked after apparently trying to kill herself with a drug overdose after the discovery. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

Search teams from Jacksonville, Alabama and the FBI found the remains of a child Tuesday in the woods between Demopolis and Linden, Ala., that are believed to be the missing girl. With that comes the arrest of the childs 27-year-old mother, Brianna Shontae Williams, on charges of child neglect and giving false information to investigators, Sheriff Mike Williams said. Sheriff Williams had announced Monday that local teams had headed there to search for the child with Alabama and federal officials. The sheriff said local, Alabama and federal officials will continue to investigate every aspect of this case, saying "we are nowhere near done." For more Florida stories, visit here, and to support local media throughout the state of Florida, consider subscribing to your local paper.

DEMOPOLIS, Ala. - Search teams uncovered human remains in a wooded area in Alabama on Tuesday during the search for missing Taylor Rose Williams, law enforcement confirmed to News 6 partner WJXT. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will await identification of the remains as forensic tests are completed, according to the Demopolis Police Department. Five-year-old Taylor Rose Williams was reported missing from Jacksonville on Nov. 6. "We need her cooperation," Williams said in a news conference announcing the deployment of the Urban Search and Rescue Team to Marengo County, Alabama. Dozens of Jacksonville firefighters and investigators have traveled to Alabama to search for Taylor.

The mother of 5-year-old Taylor Rose Williams has been arrested and charged in connection with the girl's disappearance, authorities said Tuesday. Hours before police announced the arrest, investigators found remains that they believe to be Taylor in rural Alabama. Earlier Tuesday, police in Demopolis, Alabama, released a statement saying that the team searching for Taylor had found human remains. CBS affiliate WJAX-TV reports there were blue tents set up where the remains were believed to have been found. Taylor Williams CBS NewsThe child was reported missing from her Jacksonville, Florida, home last Wednesday.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The mother of a 5-year-old girl reported missing from Jacksonville last week is now a person of interest in her daughter's disappearance, Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams announced Monday. He said Brianna Williams was believed to have been driving her black 2017 Honda Accord, which has tinted windows and black rims. At the same time, dive teams and investigators searched a Southside apartment complex where Brianna Williams recently lived. Sheriff Williams also asked for anyone who had seen Brianna Williams together with her daughter in the last six months to contact call police at 904-630-0500. Sheriff Williams said last week than Brianna Williams is not considered a suspect in her daughters disappearance.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The search for a missing 5-year-old Jacksonville girl entered its third day Friday, the day after Sheriff Mike Williams announced Thursday that Taylor Rose Williams' mother had stopped cooperating with investigators. The sheriff said hundreds of tips have come in, and he asked anyone who saw Taylor and her mother, Brianna Williams, together in the last six months to call 904-630-0500. The woman who lives next to the house where Brianna Williams moved last week said they never saw Taylor. GALLERIES: Police swarm neighborhood | Hundreds join search | Taylor Rose WilliamsBackgroundBrianna Williams called police at 7:22 a.m. Wednesday to report her daughter missing from their home in Brentwood. Sheriff Williams said part of the investigation is trying to find out when the last person -- besides Brianna Williams -- saw Taylor alive.

Mike Williams, service manager at Leesburg's Gator Harley-Davidson, has a look-'em-in-the-eye approach and semi-relaxed military posture that blend well with his open demeanor. That would be Mike Williams, service manager at Leesburg's Gator Harley-Davidson. The Evergreen Park, Illinois, native and current Montverde resident has been in leadership positions before and it shows. Speaking of competition, we had to ask this Sailor-Airman: Is there something at which the Navy and the Air Force are better than everybody else? And the Air Force?

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A police officer has died following a fatal crash in Florida. Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams said during a news conference Tuesday morning that the officer was responding to a traffic crash on Interstate 295 around 4:30 a.m. when he crashed his patrol vehicle. The agency tweeted "our hearts are breaking as we work a police vehicle crash." Around 4:30 a.m. the police officer was responding to a vehicle crash at another location. This was a single vehicle crash and he died at the hospital.