Jets wide receiver Braylon Edwards is not likely to face a suspension in the wake of his recent legal woes. On Monday, Edwards was charged with misdemeanor assault in Cleveland Municipal Court for his alleged involvement in an incident outside a nightclub. An NFL spokesperson told the New York Post that "under the PC [player conduct] policy, when a player like Braylon, with no prior history of conduct issues, has been charged, we wait for a court resolution. Then we would review the facts for any possible discipline."

Oregon head coach Chip Kelly will address LeGarrette Blount's status on Friday, the school said Thursday. The suspended running back will have an opportunity to be reinstated later this season, provided he continues to follow a plan set in place after the first game, a source told ESPN on Thursday.