In their weekly One-On-One, Yardbarker's Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller dish on the chances of the Bills, Chiefs, Ravens and Colts upending the Patriots in the AFC.
Complaints about replay are unlikely to end because of one positive development in a marginally important game, Mike Tunison writes.
In their weekly One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison propose rules changes to liven the game. Adjustable goal posts, anyone?
To say the Browns haven’t lived up to the considerable hype that accompanied them throughout the off-season is an understatement, Mike Tunison writes, and there must be accountability
In their weekly One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison mull potential trades -- A.J. Green to Patriots? -- before the deadline.
There will be a weekly referendum on his ability until the quarterback gets a new contract, Mike Tunison writes.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on contenders and pretenders at the quarter mark of the NFL season.
It’s fair to say that Jacksonville's Gardner Minshew is the best of the 2019 rookie quarterbacks so far, Yardbarker's Mike Tunison writes.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison weigh in on the rash of holding calls in the NFL and other goofiness in the game.
Reporters should still insist on pressing these coaches, whether they feel they are above it or not.
In their weekly One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison address the state of pass inteference penalties in the NFL.
The kicker may have had a decent 2018 regular season, but cracks were starting to show last postseason, Mike Tunison writes.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker NFL writers Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison sift through what we learned from Week 1 QB performances.
To Pittsburgh, New England is the white whale -- elusive, frustrating and worthy of obsession, Mike Tunison writes.
In One-on-One, Yardbarker NFL writers Michael Tunison and Chris Mueller debate tanking, which could lead to ugliness (see Sunday vs. Ravens) and the top 2020 draft pick for the Dolphins.
Texans coach Bill O’Brien is setting himself up for a potential do-or-die season when he didn’t really need to, Mike Tunison writes.
Since the adoption of the 16-game schedule in 1978, 320 NFL teams have started 2-0. Of those, 201, or 62.8 percent have made the playoffs. Yardbarker's Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller weigh in on teams that could start fast but fade.
If anything, Andrew Luck's exit may send a message to kids: that reaching the pinnacle maybe isn’t the be-all end-all that culture says it is, Mike Tunison writes.
An 80-yard field? Nah. Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller weigh in with plausible (and implausible) ways to spice up the worst lead-in to a sports season.
Now Kyler Murray must focus attention on pre-snap clapping when his time would be better spent developing other aspects of his game, Mike Tunison writes.
All NFL training camp storylines don't revolve around the stars. Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller tout long-shots Christian Wade of the Bills and Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi of the Browns.
It's unprofessional for Antonio Brown to constantly raise the prospect of refusing to play, Mike Tunison writes.
At some point the physical toll must catch up to the incomparable Patriots' quarterback, right? Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Michael Tunison weigh in.
The Raiders' silver-and-black look is appreciated even by non-Raiders fans. But what is the best NFL uni? We turned Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller loose to debate.
It’s not a great time for running backs to be exploring their leverage, Michael Tunison writes, and yet it could be worse down the line.