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‘Bills general manager Brandon Beane said earlier in the week he hoped the team would be able to decide on a No. 1 soon.’

‘”McCoy’s behavior became erratic during the offseason after the 2016 NFL season,” Cordon’s attorney, Tanya Mitchell Graham, wrote in the complaint. “He would exhibit rage and often brutally beat his dog in the presence of the Plaintiff and her friends. McCoy did not care who was present. When Plaintiff expressed concern about McCoy beating his dog, he would turn his anger against the Plaintiff.”‘

‘The receiver walked away, with Newton following closely behind. They briefly exchanged a few more words, and Benjamin shrugged his shoulders and started to walk away again. Newton once again followed, and moments later, said something else to Benjamin, waved his hands at the receiver and walked the opposite direction.’

‘He had a squamous cell carcinoma of the upper jawbone removed in 2013. The following year, doctors detected cancer in his maxillary sinus and he underwent chemotherapy treatment. Until this year, Kelly has been cancer free since that treatment.’

‘Cordon and her cousin were forced into a bathroom of the house by the intruder, who Cordon described as a “black male” who appeared to be “a little guy.”’

‘Milton (Ga.) police said in a statement Tuesday that an adult female was treated and released at North Fulton Regional Hospital, and that a second adult female “sustained a minor injury during the incident.”‘

‘Jacoby Hudson, an Atlanta-based lawyer who represented McCoy in eviction proceedings against the woman shown injured on Instagram, told USA TODAY Sports that McCoy hadn’t lived at the residence in Alpharetta, Ga., for months.’

‘His apparent un-retirement has been part of an eventful offseason for Incognito. ‘

‘”If this young man apologized and he is sincere and there has been no evidence of this behavior moving forward, than this man deserves to have a second chance,” Smith told USA TODAY Sports during a phone interview. “He needs to be mindful of that in making sure that he treats everyone with respect, and he has to understand that you’re in this game and everyone is treated equally, no matter race, religion or whatever kind of background you have. …”‘

‘The response came after reports that somebody was “breaking windows and glass doors” at the complex located a few blocks from Staples Center, Los Angeles police spokesperson Luis Garcia said.’

‘”The oral cancer we hoped would be gone forever has returned. Although I was shocked and deeply saddened to receive this news, I know that God is with me. I continuously talk about the four F’s. Faith, Family, Friends and Fans. With all of you by my side, we will fight and win this battle together. Staying ‘Kelly Tough’ and trusting God will carry us through this difficult time.”‘

‘In Buffalo, he joins a secondary that gave up just 14 passing touchdowns in 2017, the second-lowest total in the league despite ranking 20th overall in yards allowed (231 yards per game). Cornerback Tre’Davious White finished as the runner-up in rookie of the year voting, while fellow starter E.J. Gaines is set to become a free agent.’

‘Now, it’s Daboll on the move. In Buffalo, he’ll be reunited with coach Sean McDermott, whom he met at William & Mary in 1997; Daboll was a restricted earnings coach that year, and McDermott was a senior safety on the team.’

‘For all of that magic, beating Marrone would be like icing on the cake. When he quit after guiding the team to a 9-7 finish, he never told his players. To this day, Marrone hasn’t explained his decision publicly, although there’s much speculation that he was at odds with since-departed general manager Doug Whaley. He might have also been uncertain of where the franchise was headed under the direction of the new owners, Terry and Kim Pegula. Then there was the financial windfall.’

‘Running back Kenneth Davis told The Buffalo News that the home crowd willed the Bills to victory. “We were the Energizer bunnies, but they were the batteries in us,” he said. “I don’t know if people realize how passionate we were about the fans, and how they could change a game.”‘