News about Richard Seymour

Former Cleveland Browns general manager Michael Lombardi says NFL teams interested in signing Georgia defensive tackle Jalen Carter at next month's draft should consider twice. Carter had been expected to be a top first-round pick but has fallen in recent weeks after an underwhelming pro day and his guilty plea to reckless driving charges. Since pleaded guilty to the misdemeanor causing the deadly January 15 car crash that killed his former Georgia teammate Devin Willock and staffer Chandler LeCroy, the 21-year-old will not face any prison time. Rather, he was offered 12 months' probation, a $1,000 fine, 80 hours community service, and a mandatory driving course. Richard Seymour, Lombardi, a defensive tackle for Georgia, referred to Carter as a risk to any team considering including him in the top ten picks. 'A lot of anxiety,' Lombardi told TMZ.

GUY ADAMS Joseph Kahn (pictured) is executive editor of the New York Times, America's most renowned newspaper, and mustard is keen on pouring scorn in the general direction of Britain and its Royal Family. How else can we explain the insensitive and at times grotesque manner in which the 'Old Grey Lady' - a nickname Kahn's Left-leaning paper owes to its dreary layout and headlines - has chosen to mark the death of the Queen? With a lengthy commentary piece by Harvard professor Maya Jasanoff, the New York Times launched its coverage, not the monarch's death.'