The New York Jets are putting all of their eggs in the Zach Wilson basket. Don’t expect recently retired three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year J.J. Watt to do the same.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts has established himself as one of the top signal callers in the NFL, but with a win against the Minnesota Vikings on “Thursday Night Football,” he can accomplish something only five others ever have.
Although Moss hasn’t played since 2012 and Johnson since 2015, Moss believes with the way the game is structured today, both could come out of retirement and break the NFL record for single-season receiving yards.
Fortunately for St. Brown, there was no flag and no fine — though he admitted the fear of potentially being disciplined for having a little fun was in the back of his mind well after the game.
The Seattle Kraken and CHL have agreed on an exemption for top prospect Shane Wright.
As he continues to raise the national profile of the University of Colorado, head coach Deion Sanders will presumably become a hot commodity for any top-tier program looking to fill a future head coaching vacancy.
If anyone knows the uphill battle New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh is facing, it’s two-time Super Bowl champion Bill Parcells.
Whether Wilson really is New York’s QB1 or not, here’s three players the Jets should look into acquiring for no other reason than to keep Wilson from getting too comfortable.
Riley recently admitted that things got so bad that he actually feared for his family's safety at one point.
Could Aaron Rodgers’ season-ending Achilles injury have been avoided? If the New York Jets coaches listened to Rodgers perhaps it could have been.
The team might not have the funds to keep both of its top two receivers after ponying up for its star QB.
Before Monday night’s 22-16 overtime loss to the Jets, few likely knew who Bills punter Sam Martin was.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Antonio Brown just can’t help himself. The 35-year-old wideout hasn’t played a down since Jan. 2, 2022, and no NFL team has even hinted at possibly wanting to add him to their roster. And yet, Brown in his immense delusion of grandeur, keeps hinting at making an NFL return.
Bill Daly believes based on how the landscape of the league has changed over the last few years that if the league tried a third time, things would be much different.
There were plenty of letdowns and injuries to go around in Week 1 of the NFL season. Every Tuesday, we will dive into a handful of the top fantasy football pickups available that week and why they could be of value for fantasy owners looking to give their teams an extra boost.
In his prime, Carey Price sparked debates about whether he was the best hockey player in the world. Now, it’s likely it will debated where Price ranks among the NHL’s best after the 36-year-old goaltender all but confirmed a lingering knee injury has ended his NHL career.
The Colts are apparently aggressively pursuing an upgrade at receiver behind Michael Pittman Jr., and that was evident in what they sought from Green Bay.
The New York Giants 2023 season opener was one for the record books. The problem, however, is that they were on the wrong side of history.
University of Colorado head coach Deion Sanders wasn’t pleased with the Buffaloes' defensive output in their 45-42 upset win over TCU last week.
The Tennessee Titans had a season opener to forget while the Indianapolis Colts showed that the Jacksonville Jaguars might not run away with the division title as easily as everyone assumed during the offseason. Oh, and a first-round pick performed in his first NFL game for the Houston Texans.
With most of the Week 1 NFL schedule in the books, here are the players and coaches that delivered standout performances:
While the Commanders 20-16 win over the Cardinals was mostly forgettable (the teams combined for just 458 yards of total offense with five field goals), the most notable part of the game had nothing to do with the play on the field.
Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Patrick Peterson was so supremely confident that he had San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy all figured out that he guaranteed to intercept Purdy and celebrate a pick-6 in Sunday’s season opener.
When Los Angeles Rams DT Aaron Donald is bearing down on you, you react instinctively, as Seattle Seahawks QB Geno Smith discovered on Sunday.
It wasn’t just that the Cincinnati Bengals lost to the Cleveland Browns in Sunday’s season opener in Cleveland, it was the manner in which it happened.