The Bills safety still requires oxygen and is having his heart monitor regularly, according to his marketing representatives.
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AFC: Mahomes aims to lead Chiefs to fifth straight conference title game
Patrick Mahomes and Kansas City face the surprising Jaguars for a berth in the AFC Championship Game.
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Australian Open: Korda adds to list of upsets by U.S. men
Sebastian Korda becomes the third American to knock out one of the pre-tournament favorites – eliminating two-time runner-up Daniil Medvedev.
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NFC: A hot, loose Giants team is dangerous playoff opponent for Eagles
Commentary: New York is red hot and playing with confidence against Philadelphia, which hopes to return to its midseason dominance.
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MLB notebook: Diamondbacks hire first woman to manage Class High-A team
Ronnie Gajownik becomes the second woman to manage in the minor leagues, following Rachel Balkovec with the Class A Tampa Tarpons.
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The Red Sox might be old, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing
Commentary: Boston is relying on veterans to provide leadership and a bridge to its younger players.
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Portland is officially hiring for city manager position
The city has begun advertising for the job and plans to do an initial review of applications on Feb. 16.
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Auburn family races through Mexican backcountry for $10,000 prize in ‘Survivalists’ TV show
The adventure-competition reality show, hosted by extreme adventurer Colin O’Brady, takes two families for a four-day race in the ‘rugged wilderness’ for a $10,000 prize.
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Trump, lawyer ordered to pay nearly $1 million in sanctions to Clinton, her campaign
The sanctions were issued on behalf of 18 defendants who submitted a joint motion accusing Trump of knowingly filing a suit with bogus and unbelievable claims to dishonestly advance a political narrative.
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Existing-home sales slide to cap biggest annual drop since 2008
Contract closings decreased 1.5% to an annualized pace of 4.02 million last month, the slowest rate since 2010.