Within hours on Monday, Woody Paige of the Denver Gazette reported that San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Demeco Ryans had no interest in going to Denver, and SI.com’s Albert Breer reported that the Broncos had shifted their focus back to Michigan Wolverines head coach Jim Harbaugh.
While the Carolina Panthers were eager to move on from former head coach Matt Rhule, they reportedly wanted to hold onto a couple of assistant coaches from Rhule’s staff.
Despite reports that Vic Fangio had accepted the defensive coordinator position with the Miami Dolphins over the weekend, it appears the 64-year-old coach may be waiting for another job to come open.
Heiden made it through three different head coaches during his time with the Cardinals but he’s not sticking around for a fourth.
The Philadelphia Eagles scored four rushing touchdowns in their 31-7 victory over the injury-plagued San Francisco 49ers in Sunday’s NFC Championship game, however, their impressive 11-play, 66-yard opening touchdown drive probably shouldn’t have happened.
Jeff Saturday has become one of the more polarizing sports figures in Indianapolis, so much so that Colts fans started a petition to encourage team owner Jim Irsay to not hire Saturday as the team’s permanent head coach.
Though Jared Goff had perhaps his best statistical year since his 2018 Pro Bowl season, it wasn’t enough to qualify among the top tier of NFL quarterbacks, according to Pro Football Network.
While there’s been next to no news on Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Derek Carr, one NFL insider believes things could pick up steam this week with several general managers and head coaches gathering in Mobile, Alabama, for the Senior Bowl.
While the Baltimore Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson continue their game of “who will blink first,” Jackson won’t be getting any sympathy from one of his former teammates.
With the Cowboys projected to be $9.6M over the salary cap in 2023, the team may have to get creative to give itself some breathing room to sign free agents and its incoming draft class.
On a recent episode of the “First Draft” podcast, ESPN draft insider Todd McShay stated the Bears could benefit from a potential bidding war between quarterback-needy teams like the Houston Texans and Indianapolis Colts.
The Dallas Cowboys made have made former offensive coordinator Kellen Moore the scapegoat for the way their season ended, but the 34-year-old former NFL quarterback already has plenty of interest from teams needing a new OC.
Apple has taken plenty of heat over the last week for tweeting disparaging remarks toward a handful of Bills players, including injured safety Damar Hamlin.
The Baltimore Ravens are banking on fifth-year quarterback Lamar Jackson returning in 2023, and a former franchise great says they need to give him more help if he does.
Not many would be willing to make the 49ers left tackle angry.
Minnesota is $23 million over the salary cap, so any free-agent signings won’t be possible without some cap-clearing efforts. With the No. 7-ranked offense this year, expect the Vikings to try and upgrade their defense once free agency starts.
The Lions have $14 million in cap space next season, however, with a little roster trimming (Michael Brockers, $10 million; Halapoulivaati Vaitai $6.5 million; Charles Harris $4 million) they could close in on $35 million in available funds.
Projected to be $16.28 million over the salary cap heading into 2023, the Green Bay Packers are probably more focused on clearing cap space than spending it. However, the team does have a few positions that need upgrading, primarily on offense.
The Bears have a lot of positional needs, but the good news is they have a projected $92 million in cap space heading into the offseason, according to OvertheCap.com. Aside from quarterback and running back, the offense needs work.
Following the Dallas Cowboys disappointing exit in the NFC divisional round of the playoffs on Sunday, sweeping changes were expected. Many of those changes came on Thursday when the team parted ways with six assistant coaches, signaling the start of a major facelift for 2023.
Thirty-one teams passed on Brock Purdy in the 2022 NFL Draft. Now he’s just one win away from becoming the first rookie QB to lead his team to a Super Bowl and former Carolina Panthers Pro Bowl receiver Steve Smith is wondering why so many teams whiffed in their scouting of the 23-year-old Iowa State alum.
Dalvin Cook is one of the top running backs in the NFL, but one Minnesota Vikings insider believes not only is the 27-year-old on the trade block but it would only take a mid-round draft pick to acquire the former second-round pick.
The Kansas City Chiefs are just one win away from playing in their third Super Bowl in the last four seasons, and one insider says sources have hinted to him a second Super Bowl win could be the last hurrah for head coach Andy Reid.
Seemingly everyone in the national media has an opinion on the friendly rivalry, and former NFL quarterback-turned-analyst Robert Griffin III is no different.
Albert Breer believes that after two AFC Championship Game appearances — and after Sunday potentially two Super Bowl appearances — that Taylor has not only proved his detractors wrong but he’s also owed an apology.