2022 was a disaster for the Broncos, turning up the heat on several key members of the team and organization to show progress in 2023.
The Las Vegas Raiders had an excellent chance to strengthen their standing among the AFC hierarchy in 2022, but unfortunately, they finished 6-11 and missed the playoffs. As a result, there are three Raiders on the hot seat prior to the new league year beginning on March 15.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said they have "big plans" for free agent Tony Pollard. Also, he wants Ezekiel Elliott back, believing a financial compromise is possible. Despite Jones' claims, Dallas hasn't made a long-term commitment to Pollard or Elliott.
Although the Raiders missed out on Tom Brady, it doesn't mean they can't land another Patriots QB.
After trading Amari Cooper to Cleveland, Dallas fell from second in passing yards in 2021 to 14th last season. Could Smith-Njigba fill that void left by Cooper?
A Las Vegas attorney has filed a lawsuit against the NFL and Raiders in the wake of a commercial his firm ran during the Super Bowl.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones fell for Max Duggan's underdog story.
The Cowboys have spent the offseason so far making big changes to their offensive coaching staff and working on contracts for stars on that side of the ball. That could change in the NFL Draft.
Listen up, Josh McDaniels. Your players want you to change.
Dre'Mont Jones's value isn't the right price for Denver. Jones, Denver's sack leader last season, plans to test free agency, per Troy Reneck of KMGH-TV in Denver, after the Broncos chose not to franchise tag him.
Over the past two seasons, Prescott threw 60 TD passes in 28 starts, eighth in the league. That might be why McCarthy is making significant changes but not completely redesigning the offense.
Cowboys' Stephen Jones explained Dallas is not opposed to drafting an RB in the first round, but he must be a long-term piece.
Whether Bryce Young measures 5-foot-11 or 6-foot during the combine, Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels clarified that doesn't matter.
Cowboys VP Stephen Jones is trying to maintain Dallas' Super Bowl-contending core, focusing on CeeDee Lamb's and Trevon Diggs' contract extensions.
Broncos general manager George Paton believes running back Javonte Williams may return sooner than expected from a season-ending ACL/LCL tear suffered in Week 4, but can the Broncos count on that as they build their running back corps for 2023?
The Raiders are beginning contract negotiations with free agent running back Josh Jacobs, who led the NFL in rushing yards last season, and the team's head coach offered an update on the process.
Denver is desperate for more draft picks because it has no selections until the third round, and Jeudy is team's the most valuable trade asset. He's also just about to turn 24 and coming off his best season.
The Raiders appear to be giving up on adding a veteran franchise QB and are prioritizing drafting one instead.
Pro Bowl running back Tony Pollard will likely return to the Cowboys since the franchise tag is an option Dallas strongly considers, per Cowboys VP Stephen Jones.
The Broncos head coach wants a smooth offensive transition for the Broncos. It might be why he appointed the recently fired Chargers OC as Denver's OC on Saturday.
Rams six-time Pro Bowl cornerback Jalen Ramsey is the subject of trade discussions, per NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, and Las Vegas could be one of his preferred destinations.
After releasing nine-year starter Derek Carr, the Raiders must find a replacement. Could they take a flier on boom-or-bust prospect Anthony Richardson?
On Thursday, the Rams and Bobby Wagner agreed upon his release, which should pique the Cowboys' interest. Last offseason, the Cowboys briefly recruited the eight-time Pro Bowler before deciding he was too expensive.
A recent report from The Athletic's Mike Sando, Kalyn Kahler and Jayson Jenks painted Russell Wilson's past 13 months as a chaotic whirlwind.
The Raiders should remain firm on their stance to franchise tag running back Josh Jacobs and not cave by giving him a long-term deal they will later rue.