Good morning, New York Giants fans! Here are the stories you need to know about today.
As much as there is to love, there are two intentionally absent names who are the most critical elements of a successful campaign in 2026: Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo, the frat-boy wild cards capable of either ushering in a new era of success in East Rutherford or tanking everything through their own foolishness. It’s unclear how much their penchant for stupidity is real or played up for the...
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Dawgs By Nature
The Cincinnati Bengals shocked their fan base when they announced they’d join the 21st century and have some sort of way to honor their past greats. The Ring of Honor was introduced in 2021, and the first four names to be enshrined were Anthony Munoz, Ken Riley, Ken Anderson and Paul Brown. Since then, eight more names have been added, including Boomer Esiason, Dave Lapham and Chad Johnson.
The Bengals revealed the 12 former Bengals players who are eligible to be nominated for the team’s Ring of Honor, and today is the day we find out which two will be...
Cincy Jungle
On paper, New England Patriots fielded one of the NFL’s most productive rushing attacks in 2025. Despite finishing sixth in rushing yards and fourth in rushing touchdowns, however, there was more to offer from the team’s designed run game.
Still, the potential upside of a second year of the Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson pairing left New England comfortable making minimal changes to the room this offseason.
In the next edition of our Patriots training camp preview series, we’ll take a look at New England’s running back corps in its entirety and discuss the biggest takeaways heading into the summer...
Pats Pulpit
The Buffalo Bills have fourteen wide receivers in camp, which is more players than they have at any single position right now. Buffalo will likely keep just six of those receivers, and that’s assuming that they don’t sign or trade for someone else before final roster cuts happen at the end of August.
For the top-end of the depth chart, each receiver’s clear role is to be a weapon in the passing game. For those players looking to make the team at the back end of the roster, they’ll need to do more than that to show that they belong....
Buffalo Rumblings
Throughout the offseason, SB Nation will host surveys for NFL fans, sponsored by the folks over at FanDuel Sportsbook. For Pride of Detroit, we are tasked with fielding questions from Detroit Lions fans, and this week’s question centers around an important player returning from injury: Sam LaPorta.
LaPorta burst onto the scene as a rookie, setting multiple records for tight ends in franchise history, including registering 889 receiving yards for the season. In year two, LaPorta’s production was scaled back (726 receiving yards) as he focused on rounding out his overall game, which included stark improvements as a blocker. Last...
Pride of Detroit
THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL
BEARSSSSSS
Tribune article.
Five Most Important Storylines Entering Chicago Bears Training Camp
Thank God the ghost of Sports Illustrated has a list for us today here in the Season of the Lists™. PS: SI, it’s against your magazine’s stylebook to start a headline with a numeral. I fixed it for you.
POLISH SAUSAGE
Ryan Clark takes the high road, after ESPN took the low road
Clark responds with grace to Disney’s Mickey Mouse move.
[**New photo shows detailed...
Windy City Gridiron
With the potential the Bengals have on offense with Joe Burrow, it’s no surprise that the state of their defense is under the microscope. In fact, according to ESPN’s Ben Solak, at least, it’s one of the NFL’s biggest questions entering training camp. And if we’re being honest, he’s probably right, given the past five […]
Steelers Depot
Will Rico Dowdle continue his 1,000-yard season streak with the Steelers? The degree to which it matters is debatable, but it’s nevertheless true that Rico Dowdle has a chance to make NFL history. A sixth-year back, he recorded a 1,000-yard season for the Cowboys in 2024. Doing the same for the Panthers in 2025, he […]
Steelers Depot
The New England Patriots are set to take another look at a former member of their practice squad.
Thomas Odukoya, whose contract with the team expired in February, will be in town for a free agency workout this week. Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston was first to report the team’s interest in the 29-year-old.
A 6-foot-6, 253-pound tight end, Odukoya originally joined New England’s practice squad last October. He spent the remainder of the season with the team, but was moved to the practice squad injured reserve in December after suffering a broken leg in practice.
Now fully healthy...
Pats Pulpit
Football is back for the Miami Dolphins as their 13 drafted rookies and undrafted rookies reported for training camp yesterday. The Dolphins drafted two players in the first round in OL Kadyn Proctor and CB Chris Johnson. Both of them should be starters on day one with Proctor penciled in at left guard while Johnson should be starting at one of the cornerback spots.
There will be new starters at cornerback with the departures of Jack Jones and Rasul Douglas. As stated above, Johnson should lock down one of those spots as the front office and coaching staff have a...
The Phinsider
There’s nothing like a training camp jump scare in which a star player is placed on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list. Such was the case for Seattle Seahawks defensive back Nick Emmanwori, who was one of three players put on PUP on Monday. Emmanwori participated throughout minicamp and OTAs, so this undisclosed injury has seemingly come out of nowhere.
NFL Network reporter Steve Wyche was on Seattle Sports 710 radio with Michael Bumpus and Stacy Jo Rost on Tuesday, and for any Seahawks fans freaking out over a possible prolonged absence for the second-year player, perhaps this will...
Field Gulls