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The Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights for Jaguars vs. Raiders in the NFL Hall of Fame Game. Follow for complete results from the ...

7:54 p.m.: As inclement weather descends on Canton, the Hall of Fame Game has entered a weather delay. Stidham and the Raiders back on the field now. 8:42 p.m.: Jarett Stidham is under center for the Raiders. First play from scrimmage and he airs it out. 10:35 p.m.: The Raiders give the ball back to the Jags after a five-play, 13-yard drive. Jacksonville is starting to get into the game a bit. 9:26 p.m.: The Jags just can't seem to get out of their own way early. Snoop Conner then makes a Raiders defender miss and gets the first down. It goes in the end zone for a touchback. 9:30 p.m.: Vegas is moving the ball with relative ease. Tyron Johnson takes a hit to the head and goes down. That's another sack for the Jags, their fourth of the game. 11 p.m.: Jacksonville finally took a risk and went for it on fourth and one.

Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Jarrett Stidham celebrates with tight end Jacob Hollister after scrambling for a touchdown during the first half against the ...

No. 1 overall pick in this year's draft Travon Walker was called for a roughing-the-passer penalty against Raiders backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham on the very first play from scrimmage. He added: "We made sure everybody played in this game. afterwards. "It's the first time I've been in this Hall of Fame Game in 22 years.

The Jacksonville Jaguars sat a majority of starters in the team's 27-11 Hall of Fame Game loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, but No. 1 overall pick Travon ...

"I have to say just come into work and get one percent better every day. Now I got a feel of it and see how it's really gonna be, so now I just want to continue to play fast and continue to make plays to help my team. It was my first one, but plenty more to come." But he'll learn from it and be better." It's just gonna come from just watching it and learning from it. The 6-foot-5 Georgia product displayed his power and ability to win on the edge right off the bat.

Former Georgia Bulldogs star Travon Walker was one of the NFL's top stories heading into the 2022 Hall of Fame Game. The preseason's opening game, which marks ...

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The first round pick of the 2022 NFL Draft squared up against the Las Vegas Raiders for the first preseason game of the season. Here is how he looked in his ...

“One percent better every day,” Walker said on ways he plans to improve his game in the infant stages of his NFL career. “A lot of people doubt me.” Walker said. Then with 6:20 remaining in the first quarter, Walker recorded his first NFL sack. The play resulted in Walker being called for a roughing the passer penalty, but the message was made. “I really did not get too much bad feedback from it,” Walker said of the yellow flag. “It was exciting just to be out there, Walker said.

Jacksonville Jaguars top pick Travon Walker wasted no time showing off his outstanding traits in his NFL debut against the Raiders.

That’s something the Jaguars have desperately needed and head coach Doug Pederson understands the value of winning in the trenches. Getting a consistent presence off the edge is tough in today’s NFL. Travon Walker didn’t exactly have the most fanfare of any top overall pick in the last decade or so. Jacksonville Jaguars top pick Travon Walker wasted no time showing off his outstanding traits in his NFL debut against the Raiders.

Senior writer John Oehser examines Jaguars Head Coach Doug Pederson's postgame press conference following a 27-11 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2022 ...

"It was exciting," he said. "It was good to be back. It was good." "Other than that, I think it was just bumps and bruise "They were engaged," he said. We have to be able to run the football and we have to be able to stop the run. "I challenged them in this game to really be a set of eyes for the young players who were playing. The guys stayed loose in the locker room and stayed hydrated, so it didn't change anything or impact what we did." "I thought he did some really good things," Pederson said. "We had great communication with the league and just made the necessary adjustments. Pederson said he liked what he saw from the starters who were held out of the game. He's going to be fun to watch, I think, all season."

As Watson's six-game suspension goes to an appeal, there are numerous scenarios for how this season could play out for the embattled quarterback.

The two sides could always end the drama themselves with a last-minute settlement. There are also numerous middle grounds, pending the decision from the appeals officer. Watson may be forced to sit out the entire season, as the league initially wanted, and face potential fines.

Welcome to the Friday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! After waiting 172 days, we finally got an NFL game on Thursday night and it was amazing.

The Steelerswide receiver was looking for an extension and he finally got it on Thursday when he agreed to terms on a deal that will add two years to his current contract. "It's a little bit abnormal for a quarterback, some of this stuff is things that MLB pitchers deal with, so it is something that we're kind of learning about on the fly and his feedback." At this point, it makes sense that the Rams aren't overly concerned -- because Stafford has plenty of time to heal -- but I would be at least somewhat concerned if I were them. If there's no settlement and Watson's suspension ends up getting extended by the NFL, there's a very real chance that this case could end up in federal court, but we won't cross that bridge until we get to it. "It is a tricky deal and you want to make sure that you're getting with the right people that are experts in this field," McVay said. The Browns play their first preseason gamenext week and you have to think that the league would like to have the appeals process finished by then. Watson's camp could use the response to point out why the NFL's appeal is flawed and they could also use it to argue that their client should only serve six games because that was a punishment that an independent disciplinary officer came up with. Also, and probably more importantly, this isn't the first time Harvey has been designated to handle a decision like this for the league. - What's next for Watson. The quarterback's legal team has until the end of today to file a response to the NFL's appeal. The fourth quarter of the Hall of Fame Game is usually unwatchable due to the fact that most NFL fans have never heard of any players on the field and it becomes even harder to watch when it's being played at midnight. This was a homecoming game for McDaniels -- he was raised in Canton, Ohio -- and there was no way he was going to lose. The Jaguars looked like the Jaguars. The Jaguars are the Jaguars because they regularly make embarrassing mistakes and we saw a few of those on Thursday night.

The NFL has designated former New Jersey Attorney General Peter Harvey to oversee the league's appeal of the Cleveland Browns' Deshaun Watson after he was ...

The CBA affords the NFL or NFLPA the right to appeal the discipline imposed by the Disciplinary Officer," a league spokesperson said in a statement. "Every victim of sexual assault is watching Roger Goodell and the NFL right now. It’s never too late to do the right thing," he said during a news conference. "He has also served as a federal prosecutor. Judge Robinson found that Mr. Watson violated the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy on multiple occasions and suspended him for six games. "Mr. Harvey served as the Attorney General of New Jersey and is now a partner at the Patterson Belknap firm in New York," the statement read.