UNDATED (AP) — Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis says he doesn’t believe the team was targeted in the leaking of emails that led to the resignation of coach Jon Gruden. But he wonders about the timing of the leaks, and says he was not given a reason for delays in his team being told about them.
Davis said he would like the league to release a written report of the investigation. The NFL has said it will not be release documents from the independent investigation of the Washington Football Team, saying the league is protecting the identities of those who testified.
Davis also acknowledged the team has reached a settlement with Gruden, who received a 10-year, $100 million contract to return to coach the team in 2018. He did not reveal terms of the settlement.
In other NFL news:
— Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield tested his injured left shoulder by practicing Wednesday. If all goes well, he intends to play Sunday against the Steelers. Mayfield says he understands there are short and long-term risks if he keeps playing. He could take another big hit or worsen it with a fall.
— Dak Prescott has been limited in practice with a right calf strain as the Cowboys prepare to visit the Vikings. The star quarterback was injured on the winning touchdown pass in overtime against New England.
— Texans quarterback Tyrod Taylor returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since injuring his hamstring in Week 2 His status for Sunday’s game against the Rams remains uncertain.
— Quarterback Mike White will make his first NFL start Sunday for the Jets against the Bengals in place of the injured Zach Wilson. The Jets acquired 36-year-old QB Joe Flacco from Philadelphia on Monday, but coach Robert Saleh said that Flacco will not practice until Friday because of personal reasons.
— An NFL Network report says the Bears will rest edge rusher Khalil Mack this week and possibly longer because of a lingering foot injury.
