During O’Brien’s lone season as offensive coordinator in 2011, the Patriots averaged 428 yards and 32.1 points per game — second- and third-best, respectively, in the NFL that season.
If Dallas is looking to shed some cap space while not losing Schultz’s production, Pitts actually makes a lot of sense.
Hunt asked for a trade prior to the season, and his name was tossed around quite a few times before the trade deadline, but nothing materialized. He’s quietly rushed for 455 yards and three touchdowns on his way out the door.
The Lions' rookie class includes defensive end Aidan Hutchinson, linebacker James Houston, defensive back Kerby Joseph and linebacker Malcolm Rodriguez.
If you ask Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin about Baltimore’s three-time Pro Bowler, he’ll tell you that Andrews is more than just your typical middle-of-the-field tight end.
It’s no secret that the Ravens want to make Lamar Jackson one of the highest-paid quarterbacks in the NFL. But as former Cleveland Browns CEO Joe Banner wrote, if a deal is to be reached, Jackson will need to give up on one demand.
With the playoffs just two weeks away, some players around the NFL are playing for more than just a trip to the postseason.
The Buffalo Bills have the No. 7 ranked defense in the NFL but that doesn’t impress Cincinnati Bengals receiver Tyler Boyd.
Ever since a 31-28 overtime win over the Dallas Cowboys in Week 10, Packers receiver Christian Watson has really found his groove in Green Bay’s passing offense.
With two solid draft classes and some crafty free-agent signings, Holmes’ roster construction is already bearing fruit. There's more on the way, as the Lions are primed for a strong offseason in 2023 with four selections in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft.
Many believe Stefanski could be unemployed when the 2022 season ends, but Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot isn’t one of them.
Barkley had opportunities to make more money on an active roster, but chose to remain in Buffalo as a third-stringer. He recently shed some light on that decision.
Not much has gone right for the 4-10-1 Indianapolis Colts this season; however, the defense is closing in on a 17-year franchise record.
The Chicago Bears have a solid shot at wrapping up one of the top two picks in the 2023 NFL Draft, and if they indeed do so, the team at The Draft Network believes they can leverage that pick to both add a breakout receiver and acquire more draft capital.
Keenum revealed that he was not a fan of Allen's willingness to put his body in harm's way and had an unusual way of attempting to get Allen to take fewer hits.
The Los Angeles Rams are just a few weeks removed from trying unsuccessfully to trade running back Cam Akers. But following his 118-yard, three-touchdown performance in Sunday’s 51-14 win over the Denver Broncos, head coach Sean McVay has reversed course.
After landing in the NFL’s concussion protocol for the second time this season, several former players voiced their worries for the Dolphins quarterback.
Following a standout performance in a 24-10 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday, Woolen caught the eye of many, including former Seahawks QB-turned-Fox NFL analyst Brock Huard.
Mayo is just 11 months removed from interviewing for the Broncos head coaching job before the team went with Nathaniel Hackett. Now that the Broncos are in the market for Hackett’s replacement, Mayo could be in line to get a second shot.
Cousins quietly ranks near the top of the NFL in several passing categories, and yet his name is rarely mentioned in discussions for league MVP.
The Baltimore Ravens paid a hefty price to acquire linebacker Roquan Smith from the Chicago Bears at the end of October. Seven games into his tenure with the team, the move appears to be paying off.
ESPN’s Mina Kimes believes it would be unwise for the Seahawks to move on from Geno Smith during the offseason.
Tyler Lockett is just seven days removed from hand surgery, but that doesn’t mean Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll is ruling out the eighth-year receiver for Sunday’s Week 17 matchup against the New York Jets.
Following an $11,138 fine for diving at the legs of cornerback Eli Apple during Saturday’s 22-18 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones may need to do some image rehabilitation.