• Washington Redskins' Jordan Reed Suffers from Quadricep Inquiry, Dashon Goldson 'Drives The Bus' For Redskins' Defense

  Washington Redskins tight end Jordan Reed was in limited position during the team’s practice on Thursday due to a quadricep muscle injury to his thigh. This has led the Redskins to officially announce Reed’s status as “questionable” for Week 2.

  

• Charlotte Hornets' Michael Kidd-Gilchrist Makes Fun of Jeremy Lin's Security Issue, Aaron Harrison to Survive Hornets' Final Cut

  The Charlotte Hornets have recently started voluntary workouts and it looks like some of the old and new players are getting along well. Michael Kidd-Gilchrist apparently heard about Jeremy Lin’s trouble getting past the Hornets Arena security and decided to put up a hilarious follow-up.

  

• BlackBerry Venice Release Date, Specs: BlackBerry's Sliding Android Lollipop Smartphone Coming to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon

  BlackBerry’s Android-powered slider smartphone has been the subject of several leaks in the past months. Now, a set of newly leaked images of the Canadian company’s BlackBerry Venice handset has once again made the rounds online. They show the model’s chassis design, user interface, as well as other features. Interestingly, they also provide hints on how BlackBerry plans to modify Google’s Android OS.

  

• Nexus 6 2015 Release Date, Specs: Mint-Colored LG Nexus 5X Spotted

  Google will soon launch two new 2015 editions of its Nexus handsets, believed to be the LG Nexus 5X and Huawei Nexus 6. Both models have already been featured in several leaks over the past weeks. Now, a purported new benchmark result of the larger Nexus 6 has surfaced online, clearly showing that the co-branded Google smartphone runs the upcoming Android 6.0 Marshmallow OS.

  

• NBA News: Phoenix Suns' 2015 New Roster Includes Center Henry Sims, Forwards Cory Jefferson, Kyle Casey and Guards Deonte Burton, Terrico White

  The Phoenix Suns have signed guards Deonte Burton and Terrico White, forwards Kyle Casey and Cory Jefferson, and center Henry Sims. The move, made official on Wednesday in a press release published by the NBA, brings the Suns’ roster to a total of 18 players.