News about Brandon McManus

It was reported in May that two flight attendants alleged McManus had 'rubbed himself against them' on a Jacksonville Jaguars flight to London last September. On September 30, it was announced that the NFL deemed there insufficient evidence to discipline McManus, despite him being cut by his previous team, the Washington Commanders. Now, just days later, he has a new landing spot in the NFL.

Brandon McManus will not be disciplined by the NFL after allegations that he sexually assaulted two women on a flight to London with the Jacksonville Jaguars last year. It was reported in May that the women were demanding $1million in damages and a jury trial. They alleged McManus, 32, rubbed himself against them and grinded against them, and also claim that Jacksonville failed to supervise their player or create a safe environment for staff serving the team. 

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Former Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus suggested his accusers were sex-crazed former drug addicts who had made their allegations for financial gain. The NFL star was sued along with his ex-team over the alleged sexual assault of two flight attendants during a charter to London last year. McManus has denied the accusations and a judge has now thrown out the case.

Washington released McManus, days after news broke of two women suing the kicker after alleging that he sexually assaulted them on a team flight last year, when he played for the Jaguars. The Commanders signed McManus to a one-year, $3.6 million deal on March 14, and Quinn said on Wednesday that the team only learned of the lawsuit against him on May 27.

Tony Buzbee, the lawyer who represented two dozen women that accused Deshaun Watson of sexual assault or harassment, said that he is the lead council in a civil lawsuit filed last week against kicker Brandon McManus and the Jacksonville Jaguars. In a social media post on Tuesday, the lawyer said that the Buzbee Law Firm is lead counsel for two women who brought forth a case against McManus. According to ESPN, the women suing McManus say he sexually assaulted them during a charter flight to London last year while he was playing for Jacksonville.

Brandon McManus' legal team have furiously denied claims that the NFL star sexually assaulted two women during his time with the Jacksonville Jaguars, insisting their client is the victim of an 'extortion attempt'. Two women are suing the Jaguars and its former kicker after alleging that he sexually assaulted them on a team flight to London last year. 'To be clear, these are absolutely fictitious and demonstrably false allegations made as part of a campaign to defame and disparage a talented and well-respected NFL player,' McManus' lawyers Brett R. Gallaway, Partner, McLaughlin & Stern said in a statement.

Two women are suing the Jacksonville Jaguars and its former kicker Brandon McManus after alleging that he sexually assaulted them on a team flight to London last year. ESPN report that the women - who have not been identified - are seeking in excess of $1million and are demanding a jury trial. They allege McManus, 32, rubbed himself against them and grinded against them, and also claim the Jaguars failed to supervise their player and failed to create a safe environment for staff serving the team.

On Sunday, Jackson, 26, threw for a touchdown and an interceptor against Jacksonville and finished 56.3 percent of his passes. He is one of many candidates for this year's MVP award. The Ravens have won their last four games and moved a step closer to winning the No. 2 trophy. Since beating the Jaguars in Florida, the Jaguars now have a 1 seed and home-field advantage in the AFC playoffs.

Exclusive BY PETER CARLINE IN LONDON: Von Miller and Brandon McManus will be on opposing teams at Tottenham Hotspur. They were co-mates in Denver for more than seven years and became best friends. Professional acquaintances of the company. The kind of people who are godfathers to each other's children. They spend Christmas Eves together. Their fathers are allies. 'You know, seven-eight years in Denver, you just grow really close,' Miller said. 'Even to this day,' I'm with the Bills, as he is with the Jags. And we'll all talk about two to three times a week. So here's a look at one of my guys.'

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos severed ties with kicker Brandon McManus as the team's last holdover player from the team that won Super Bowl 50. The 31-year-old McManus revealed on social media shortly before the Broncos made it official. McManus played for nine years with Denver as the second-leading scorer in team history (946 points).

Just for the season's last game, Denver Broncos CEO and co-owner Greg Penner has splashed out $400,000 on a whole new field. The NFL regular season comes to an end this weekend, and the Broncos will be looking to give their fans something to cheer about by defeating the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. After Empire Field's old turf was replaced by Penner, the 4-12 Broncos will play in a new stadium.

The Denver Broncos and the Los Angeles Rams have had seasons they would rather forget after 15 weeks of NFL action, and it was only going to get worse. Or so they imagined. Bad Christmas sweater-style jerseys were paraded on a mannequin at Denver's Englewood and LA's Thousand Oaks facilities in a comedic prank pulled by Broncos kicker Brandon McManus, Rams safety Nick Scott, and CBS Sports. Naturally, the reactions were as funny as the designs themselves. Many people are already watching televisions for the game between the two NFL rivals, and some believe the final nail may have been the only nail.

Instead of encouraging recently acquired quarterback Russell Wilson to try and kick a 64-yard game winning field goal, the Denver Broncos puffed eyebrows in their season opener. Wilson said he was on call for the fourth downfall if the team had chosen to play, but he also made sure to assist head coach Nathaniel Hackett and kicker Brandon McManus. "I was excited to go, but the clock's going to slow down," he said. Wilson told reporters on Wednesday, "We think we can make the field goal here." 'But I'm always prepared.'

Week 1 of the NFL season was wild, with major injuries, turnovers galore, and last week's two game-winners giving fans at home unwarranted optimism. And all of that came from the Steelers' overtime match against the Bengals. With the first week of the season, we have already seen upsets, our first (and hopefully last) match of the season, and a slew of game winning field goals. Fans of the Packers, Patriots, and Rams all agreed to bed content, while Packers, Patriots, and Rams fans of the Packers, Patriots, and Boston Browns fell asleep in confusion and/or trepidation. Even though it's way too early to start writing teams or counting them out, we can still learn a lot from this first week of pro football.

In the aftermath of Denver's shock loss during Russell Wilson's return to the Pacific Northwest, ESPN analyst Ryan Clark did not mince his words. Wilson and his new team lost in a thrilling 17-16 game at Lumen Field, but they had a chance to win late in the game as Brandon McManus' 64-yard field goal attempt missed wide-left. Clark was furious with Denver coach Nathaniel Hackett's decision to dismiss Wilson and his team from the game on fourth & five at Seattle's 46-yard line.

During the second quarter of Seattle's season opener against the Denver Broncos, safety Jamal Adams sustained a left knee injury. On a play where he blitzed and put pressure on recently recalled Denver quarterback Russell Wilson, the 26-year-old was hurt. Adams was not fired from the game, but he was still forced to complete an incompletion. He limped off the field and was led by a cart to the locker room after being inspected on the sideline.