FOS Friday 4 NFL players suspended for pedestrians Jaguars CB Aaron Colvin

Colvin was a big contributor for the Jaguars last season, but joins Jalen Collins, Andrew Turzilli and Demetri Goodson with a four-game suspension on Friday.


And on Friday, we divided the Hebrew means NFL and suspensions. Jacksonville Jaguars Aaron Colvin, Atlanta eagle Tennessee Titans wide receiver Andrew Turzilli karnarabyyaka Jalen Collins and ESPN's Adam Schefter each suspended four games by the league, karnarabyyaka. Also, the Green Bay Packers Demetri Goodson karnarabyyaka and received a four-game suspension, the Milwaukee Journal-watcher's Tom Silverstein.

All four players suspended for violation of the rules of co-operation in the fight against illegal drugs. All the players in the offseason practices, training camp and preseason will be allowed to participate in the game missed the first four games of the season for everyone.

Colvin, 2014, in a fourth-round pick last season, starting 15 games and 16 Jaguars, and 73 tackles, four sacks and a fumble deportation has been suspended. On Twitter, he admitted to his suspension, put the following words:

"I've made a mistake and take care of it. I have to help me because I have to learn from this country in 2014. I had my family, animal groups, especially the coaches and my teammates, and the Jaguars apologize to the fans. It will grow from this . I will be a good player here. I will not let it define me, and I am the last. Thank you. "

Collins and some big names to that list. Eagles 2015 NFL draft back to the second round of the 16 games played as a o cookies. He wrote 17 tackles and two have started.

"Today we were disappointed to hear that Jalen message," Eagles coach Dan Quinn said. "I have already spoken about this Jalen, and I have no doubt this will be something to learn from."

Collins obviously a big part of the plan before going to Atlanta, it hurt the performance of the great young players, at least for a short time it was.

Goodson one pick overall in 2014 and played 20 games with the Packers had just 11 tackles.

Turzilli was undrafted receiver from Rutgers active roster in November and was convinced the Titans last season. 4.4 second 40-yard dash that he turned his head and the Titans may have interest in the self-belief in the Day of the Rutgers interested. O Cookies Turzilli bad sprain pain that spreads into high camp training at the beginning of his career, as he was worried that the effects might be.

FOS NFL releases 65-game preseason schedule for 2016

The NFL has released the 2016 preseason schedule, which kicks off on Aug. 7 when the Indianapolis Colts face off against the Green Bay Packers in the annual Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio. The rest of the league gets started a few days later and continues for four weeks, with everybody wrapping up on Sept. 2.

Los Angeles will host its first NFL game since 1994 when the Cowboys visit the Rams on Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. ET.

While fans might get excited about the idea of watching real football, these games don't count and are essentially glorified practices dressed up for television. The current structure of the schedule has come under heavy scrutiny in recent years and there is a growing consensus for the need to reduce it.

Last August, Aaron Rodgers called the games "meaningless" and felt the number should be cut in half, and Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman also made several complaints about the length of the preseason. The main arguments against the four-game slate are the increased risk of injuries and the notion that coaches don't need that much time to set their rosters for the regular season.

The players aren't the only ones advocating for fewer contests.

Packers head coach Mike McCarthy would like to see the preseason shortened to three games.

"I wouldn't be surprised if they go to three games," McCarthy said, via ESPN. "I think it makes a lot of sense. Then you could be a little more aggressive in that third game. Just take the fourth one out."

In February, Packers president Mark Murphy told reporters that the NFL competition committee has seriously discussed reducing the preseason to three games, though no formal changes have been made. At the owners meetings in March, there was a proposal to eliminate overtime in preseason games, but that was eventually voted down.

So, we still get to watch a month of exhibition games, giving football fans plenty of time to argue about position battles and make bold predictions that are sure to be wrong.

TV times have been set for eight national games so far. Here's the link to the complete schedule for your viewing pleasure, courtesy of the NFL (all times Eastern):
Hall of Fame Game (Aug. 7)

Green Bay vs. Indianapolis (ESPN, 8 p.m.)
Week 1 (Aug. 11-15)

Dallas at Los Angeles (ESPN, Aug. 13, 8 p.m.)
Carolina at Baltimore
Cleveland at Green Bay
Denver at Chicago
Detroit at Pittsburgh
Houston at San Francisco
Indianapolis at Buffalo
Jacksonville at NY Jets
Miami at NY Giants
Minnesota at Cincinnati
New Orleans at New England
Oakland at Arizona
San Diego at Tennessee
Seattle at Kansas City
Tampa Bay at Philadelphia
Washington at Atlanta
Week 2 (Aug. 18-22)

Arizona at San Diego
Atlanta at Cleveland
Baltimore at Indianapolis
Carolina at Tennessee
Chicago at New England
Cincinnati at Detroit
Kansas City at Los Angeles
Miami at Dallas
Minnesota at Seattle
New Orleans at Houston
NY Giants at Buffalo
NY Jets at Washington
Oakland at Green Bay
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh
San Francisco at Denver
Tampa Bay at Jacksonville
Week 3 (Aug. 25-28)

Atlanta at Miami (NBC, Aug. 25, 8 p.m.)
Cleveland at Tampa Bay (CBS, Aug. 26, 8 p.m.)
Tennessee at Oakland (CBS, Aug. 27, 8 p.m.)
San Diego at Minnesota (FOX, Aug. 28, 1 p.m.)
Arizona at Houston (FOX, Aug. 28, 4 p.m.)
Cincinnati at Jacksonville (NBC, Aug. 28, 8 p.m.)
Buffalo at Washington
Dallas at Seattle
Detroit at Baltimore
Green Bay at San Francisco
Kansas City at Chicago
Los Angeles at Denver
New England at Carolina
NY Giants at NY Jets
Philadelphia at Indianapolis
Pittsburgh at New Orleans
Week 4 (Sept. 1-2)

Baltimore at New Orleans
Buffalo at Detroit
Chicago at Cleveland
Denver at Arizona
Green Bay at Kansas City
Houston at Dallas
Indianapolis at Cincinnati
Jacksonville at Atlanta
Los Angeles at Minnesota
New England at NY Giants
NY Jets at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at Carolina
San Francisco at San Diego
Seattle at Oakland
Tennessee at Miami
Washington at Tampa Bay
Football is back ... in four months.