Miami Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel seems committed to keeping Tua Tagovailoa his starting quarterback despite injury concerns hovering over Tagovailoa this winter.
Quarterback Joe Burrow doesn't seem too bothered over the fact he and the Cincinnati Bengals will play at the Buffalo Bills this Sunday after the incident involving Bills safety Damar Hamlin.
New York Giants defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence didn't hide his feelings about the controversial roughing the passer penalty he received late in Sunday's playoff win at the Minnesota Vikings.
Some believe the fact that Jackson didn't travel with the Ravens for Sunday's playoff game shows he's not fully dedicated to remaining with his current employer on a long-term basis. His social-media activity on Monday will likely do little to silence such chatter following Baltimore's seven-point loss at Paycor Stadium.
It appears the Tampa Bay Buccaneers aren't ready to think about life after Tom Brady.
Reporters may want to shy away from asking Tom Brady questions about his future if the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeat the Dallas Cowboys in Monday night's wild-card playoff game. As explained by Mike McDaniel of Sports Illustrated, Brady was asked Friday about trying to prepare for the upcoming postseason matchup as rumors and reports continue to link him with the Las Vegas Raiders and Miami Dolphins among other could-be suitors.
A public apology issued by Cleveland Browns defensive end Jadeveon Clowney on Friday isn't sitting well with a local news outlet.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott doesn't want to hear anybody say Mike McCarthy could be coaching for his job during the Monday night wild-card playoff game at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
To his credit, Brady has poked fun at himself over his lack of speed throughout the latter portions of his once-in-a-generation career.
Daniel Jones made it known earlier this week he'd ask Eli Manning for advice ahead of Sunday's wild-card playoff game. On Friday, Jones shared what "Easy Eli" had to say.
Even the end of the regular season cannot prevent members of the NFL community from continuing to roast awful "Thursday Night Football" games featured on Amazon Prime Video.
Hall of Famer Steve Young believes the New York Jets and former offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur mishandled quarterback Zach Wilson.
For better or for worse, fans can stop dreaming about Sean Payton and Tom Brady teaming up to save the New Orleans Saints this offseason.
Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Sammy Watkins seemed to call quarterback Lamar Jackson out regarding the injury Jackson is dealing with ahead of Sunday's wild-card playoff game at the Cincinnati Bengals.
Sports radio legend Mike Francesa believes the New York Giants won't miss wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. when they play at the Minnesota Vikings in Sunday's. Beckham took to Twitter on Thursday to defend himself.
There's some resolution regarding accusations made against Manchester City defender and France international Benjamin Mendy.
Legendary play-by-play broadcaster Al Michaels still isn't hiding his feelings about some of the "Thursday Night Football" games he called for Amazon Prime Video this NFL season.
It appears quarterback Kyler Murray may not be the most popular figure inside the Arizona Cardinals locker room this winter.
According to Josh Nason of Wrestling Observer/Figure Four Online, professional wrestling journalist Dave Meltzer reported during the latest edition of the "Wrestling Observer Radio" program that JPMorgan is assisting WWE in its attempt to sell the company by the middle of 2023.
New York Mets legend and SNY analyst Keith Hernandez seems to be a fan of anything that could decrease the lengths of MLB games.
The saga involving the New England Patriots, head coach Bill Belichick and quarterback Mac Jones continues to generate headlines.
After the Wolverines fell to the TCU Horned Frogs in the CFP, Harbaugh indicated he would remain at Michigan through the winter months but was also sure to note that nobody knows what the future holds.
Macclesfield FC out of England confirmed Thursday that forward Tom Clare has been granted leave so that he can appear on the "Love Island" reality television show.
New York Giants wide receiver Sterling Shepard has admitted he regrets the infamous boat trip that preceded the club's last playoff appearance.
San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch has insisted he's going nowhere this offseason.