More than a week after the Philadelphia Eagles moved on from Kevin Patullo, the Birds’ search for a new offensive coordinator continues to spark debate across the league. Despite a talented roster and recent success, the vacancy has drawn mixed reactions, with NFL insiders warning that the role comes with extreme risk and potentially massive reward.

During a recent appearance on The Insiders podcast on NFL Network, Ian Rapoport offered a blunt assessment of the position, in a clip he shared on X, formerly Twitter, framing it as one of the most volatile coordinator jobs in the league. Rapoport [pointed...

According to The New York Post, Green Bay Packers starting left tackle Rasheed Walker has been charged with second-degree possession of a weapon and criminal possession of a firearm in New York. The gun was registered in Wisconsin, per his attorney. The root issue of the case is that Walker attempted to fly with a pistol and 36 rounds of ammunition in a locked case.

The lawyer claims that Walker, a northeasterner who went to school at Penn State and North Point High School in the Washington, D.C. area, did not realize that he wasn’t allowed to fly with a...

Today I wanted to provide my charting for the Steelers pass game through the 2025 regular season and playoffs. A couple of notes before we jump in. Thanks to Thomas Mock for his great work that helped me learn much of what I’m using in these articles visually. Spikes and clear throwaways are removed due […]

Despite having signed a 10-year collective bargaining agreement in 2020, the NFL and the league’s ownership group have been pushing relentlessly for what they’ve insisted is an inevitable addition of an 18th game to the NFL regular season schedule. The newest update on the owners’ 18-game proposal comes with an international twist, as well.

The NFL’s 2020 CBA expanded the regular season from 16 to 17 games, reducing the preseason from four to three games, and added the standard gameday practice squad elevation rules that allow for NFL teams to call up two taxi squad players each week to...

The New England Patriots recruited some local legends for the hype video promoting their matchup with the Denver Broncos in the AFC Championship.

New England shared another hype video to X on Friday, including team legends Ty Law, James White and Willie McGinest, as well as Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz, and Boston Bruins stars David Pastrnak and Charlie McAvoy. I’d bet you can guess the message they all sent…

“We all we got. We all we need.”

New England previously recruited team legends Andre Tippett, Randy Moss, Tedy Bruschi, Julian Edelman, David Andrews, Rob Gronkowski, Devin McCourty and...

The Falcons announced the completion of general manager interviews for four candidates today as the team seeks a total reload of team leadership this offseason. They hired former Browns head coach Kevin Stefanski to fill the same position in Atlanta last weekend, and now, according to Josh Kendall of The Athletic, Bears assistant general manager Ian Cunningham is considered the frontrunner to be named general manager.

Cunningham was one of the four to interview for the GM job today, but it wasn’t his first interview with the Falcons. Earlier in their offseason, there were reports that Atlanta was [expected to...

Tom Brady recalls the time the New England Patriots defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2018 AFC Championship and making his way to the Chiefs locker room to give advice to Patrick Mahomes. Presented by Verizon

New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye is no stranger to making impressive throws, with his highlight reel including some absolute beauties to the likes of Stefon Diggs, Kayshon Boutte and Hunter Henry.

Diggs reeled in that fade ball against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Boutte helped on one tremendous throw with an even better catch against the Houston Texans. Henry was on the receiving end of an extremely difficult throw against the Los Angeles Chargers.

The Boston Globe’s Christopher Price asked the players involved which was their favorite this week, and actually received the same answer from both Diggs and Maye....

The Buffalo Bills’ head coaching search took an unexpected and national-grabbing turn on Friday, as longtime NFL quarterback Philip Rivers emerged as a serious candidate for the vacancy.

According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, the Bills have already taken a major step by bringing Rivers in for an interview, sparking league-wide intrigue about the franchise’s direction.

“From The Insiders on NFL Network : The Bills interviewed Philip Rivers for HC today… and there is a legit chance this happens.” Rapoport updated the development on X, formerly Twitter.

The post was accompanied by a video clip in which Rapoport expanded on...

Jemele Hill knows how to start an issue. The former ESPN host shared her thoughts on the Atlanta Falcons hiring Kevin Stefanski as head coach, and her comments quickly got across social media.

Hill said some Falcons fans are uncomfortable with the hire because of Stefanski’s past decisions with the Cleveland Browns. She pointed specifically to how he handled rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders.

Stefanski comes to Atlanta with an impressive track record. He led the Browns to the playoffs twice and won NFL Coach of the Year two times. Even so, Hill suggested that his past success may not earn...

NFL owners may have billions of dollars in their bank accounts, but it doesn’t mean they’re all willing to spend whatever it takes to win.

In their most recent NFL valuations, Forbes listed the Cincinnati Bengals as the least valuable franchise. The AFC North club is still worth a whopping $5.25 billion. And yet, Bengals owner Mike Brown has been notoriously cheap when it comes to free agency and handling player extensions (see: superstar defensive end Trey Hendrickson):

The Action Network recently put together a study to determine who the “cheapest” and “stingiest” NFL owners are. The website factored in...

Friday’s only reserve/futures deal:

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