Each season is pivotal for NFL players as they look toward their next contract. These 25 players stand out heading into 2025, as they look to make even more money down the road.
With the NFL preseason in full swing, many eager fans have already begun scouting out their next fantasy football squad. The most pressing question most ask themselves is who their first-round draft target will be.
Fantasy football is all about drafting players who perform above expectations, especially in later rounds. Don’t let these wide receivers pass you by in your next fantasy draft.
Chicago Bears fans and some local media personalities sounded alarms after a recent video showing Williams emotionally reacting to missing some throws during an individual drill went viral.
Some NFL teams have seen quarterbacks suit up well past the 10-year mark, with the Patriots enjoying a 20-year relationship with their top passer. Here is the longest-tenured QB in every franchise's history.
Who’s ready to make a leap? ESPN NFL insider Field Yates, who co-hosts ESPN’s “Fantasy Football Now,” weighed in with Yardbarker recently on NFL players who could have standout seasons in their second year in the league.
Some outsiders have accused the Cleveland Browns of "sabotaging" Sanders by not giving the rookie quarterback any first-team reps as he prepared to start Cleveland's preseason opener at the Carolina Panthers on Friday night.
In a shocking turn of events, Los Angeles Chargers starting left tackle Rashawn Slater suffered a torn patellar tendon Thursday and will be sidelined for the season.
The wide receiver position has never been more important, with a total of 17,811 passes thrown last season, per Pro Football Reference. Some teams get it. Some teams don’t. Here are five that could use some help.
For a piece published on Thursday night, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated sent somewhat of a warning to the rest of the NFL as he touched upon Mahomes' preparations for the 2025 campaign.
Jimmie Ward is due in court next week for a hearing on his third-degree felony charge. That hearing had been postponed from mid-July to Aug. 13. In advance of that, the Texans safety was arrested again.
For a piece published Friday morning, Colts reporter James Boyd of The Athletic suggested Jones and Richardson are now heading in different directions regarding the battle for the QB1 gig.