JETS’ DONAHUE PLEADS GUILTY IN DWI CRASH
Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue has pleaded guilty to DWI charges in connection with a wrong-way crash in the Lincoln Tunnel.
Donahue entered the plea Wednesday in Weehawken Municipal Court. As part of a plea deal, three other charges were dismissed. Donahue also will have to drive with an ignition interlock device for a year after his license is reinstated.
Police say Donahue was drunk when he drove the wrong way in the tunnel on Feb. 26 and collided with a jitney bus, injuring four of the 15 people on board. It was his second DUI.
The 25-year-old checked into rehab earlier this year.
Colts lineman abruptly announces retirement.
Colts offensive lineman Jack Mewhort unexpectedly announced his retirement Wednesday.
Mewhort’s decision was made public following a morning practice at training camp. His once-promising career got derailed by a series of injuries that kept him out of 11 of the Colts’ last 20 games. He finished each of the last two seasons on injured reserve.
Eagles hold back Carson Wentz for 3rd straight practice.
Carson Wentz is trusting the process.
The Eagles’ quarterback didn’t participate in 11-on11 drills for the third straight practice for precautionary reasons after taking part the first three days.
Coach Doug Pederson emphasized that Wentz hasn’t suffered any setbacks.
He said he’s encouraged by Wentz’s recovery from surgery to repair a torn left ACL in December.
Saints bring in Floyd, Tate.
Veteran receivers Brandon Tate and Michael Floyd have joined the Saints. New Orleans coach Sean Payton says he is also eager to try Tate as a kick and punt returner.
New Orleans also has activated tight end Michael Hoomanawanui, who began training camp on the physically unable to perform list.
Browns slide Bitonio from left guard to tackle.
Browns starting guard Joel Bitonio is sliding over to left tackle. Bitonio will replace Joe Thomas, the 10-time Pro Bowler who retired after last season. Coach Hue Jackson feels the offensive line is best with the fouryear veteran at left tackle.