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James Kelly and Matt Dea will play for Essendon again next year.Kelly and Dea were two notable successes for the Bombers in their tough season, in which 12 players were missing because of doping bans.They were among the top-up players added to Essendons makeshift team who finished last.Kelly finished equal second in Essendons best-and-fairest voting and Dea was ninth.The Bombers have announced they will offer Kelly and Dea list berths on November 1, at the start of the delisted free agent trade period.We have been in constant dialogue with James, Matt and each of their management groups since the end of the season regarding the opportunity for them to return, Essendon football manager Rob Kerr told the club website.They both had outstanding seasons in 2016 and were important leaders for the team both on and off the field.We know James and Matt are keen to play on in the red and black and we are looking forward to what they can continue to offer with their experience next season.Kelly, a three-time premiership player at Geelong, played 20 games this season and is seven short of his 300 AFL milestone.Dea, after five seasons at Richmond, has played 21 games for the Bombers and taken his career tally to 52. Wholesale Nike Zoom Cheap . -- New England Revolution goalkeeper Matt Reis is retiring after a 16-year career to become the goalie coach for the Los Angeles Galaxy. Cheap Nike Zoom Australia . -- Patrick Reed got an early start in golf. http://www.wholesalenikezoomaustralia.com/ . -- Arizona raced out to a big lead and did not back off, hitting the accelerator instead. Nike Zoom Womens Australia . -- The Bishops Gaiters are showing they belong among the countrys top varsity football teams. Cheap Nike Zoom Shoes . Tests earlier this week revealed a Grade 2 left hamstring strain for Sabathia, who was hurt in last Fridays start against San Francisco. Its an injury that will require about eight weeks to heal. He finished a disappointing campaign just 14-13 with a career-worst 4. Philadelphia Eagles?offensive tackle Lane Johnson has filed charges against the NFL and NFL Players Association with the National Labor Relations Board, his attorney Steve Zashin confirmed in a statement to ESPNs Adam Caplan.Lane also filed a complaint against the NFLPA with the Department of Labor (DOL) under the Labor Management Reporting and Disclosure Act, the statement reads.During Lanes appeal, it became apparent that the written words in the collectively bargained Performance-Enhancing Substances (PES) Policy, under which Lane was disciplined, are meaningless.The PES Policy, as written, guarantees rights, protections and due process to players in recognition of the enormous consequences of discipline,?the statement continues.The NFL and the NFLPA have undermined these protections, leaving the players -- including Lane -- with a hollowed-out process devoid of any protections. The actions of the NFL and NFLPA violate federal law.Lane trusts that he can get a fair hearing with the NLRB and the DOL.Johnson is currently serving a 10-game suspension for violating the leagues performance-enhancing drugs policy for a second time. He believes the positive test was the result of taking an amino acid he purchased online that was contaminated. Johnson said at the time that he checked the contents on the label with an app provided by the NFLPA.ddddddddddddI feel like the players have no rights. The supplement industry is not regulated, so you do not know whats in it. Thats hard to believe, coming from a second-time offender, but I want that to be clear -- that the NFLPA does not stand up for players, Johnson said in August. They dont check the supplements. They give us an app. Then if you call and ask them if you test positive for something they approve, it doesnt matter.Johnson began serving the suspension in mid-October, after losing the appeals process, which he described as eight hours of bickering back and forth and discussing league policy.It just felt good going in there and taking it head on. It was mainly just a conversation on the policy [the NFL has] in place. It didnt have to do with any substances, mainly just changing the testing procedures, he said.Man, the thing was, just face it head on. We werent going to be intimidated by the NFL.Johnson has four games remaining on his suspension and is eligible to return for the Eagles second-to-last game against the New York Giants.The lawsuit was first reported by MMQBs Albert Breer. ' ' '