The NFL officially upheld the two-game suspension for Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf on Tuesday night.
Looking back at some of the moves the Baltimore Ravens have made in their franchise's history, there have not been many misses in their history, but one stands out from the rest that they recently made.
What’s next for the New York Jets? The Jets are just two days away from taking the field for Week 2 action against the Buffalo Bills. New York lost Week 1 and now will try to avoid a tough 0-2 start against one of the most dominant teams in the National Football League in the Bills.
How many of the quarterbacks in NFL history to win a Conference Championship game before turning 27 years old can you name in five minutes?
The Pittsburgh Steelers have had no shortage of personalities be members of the team during the lengthy tenure of head coach Mike Tomlin. These players have often dominated the headlines while simultaneously performing at a high level.
The best teams do not always win the Super Bowl. Sometimes, great NFL squads have failed to win a playoff game. Here are the best ones since the AFL-NFL merger to fall short of advancing in a postseason bracket.
The Pittsburgh Steelers need wide receiver help and have not hid their interest in adding to their room before the start of the 2025 regular season. So far, they haven't been able to find an addition, but there are plenty of options after the league-wide roster cuts.
While the league continues to be loaded with wide receiver talent, not every team possesses respectable depth at the position.
The Cleveland Browns, much like the other 31 teams in the NFL, are working to cut their rosters down to 53 players by the 4:00 p.m. ET deadline on Tuesday.
Today is one of the worst days in the NFL calendar. While it marks the approach of the impending campaign, it's also "cut day," a time when hundreds of professional dreams are ended across the league, as teams shave down their rosters to the final 53-man iterations they intend to carry through the season.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Cleveland Browns cut wide receiver Diontae Johnson in what could be the final stop of his career. A third-round pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, you only need to go back 18 months to find a time when he was widely viewed as a starting-caliber wide receiver.
Is this the end of the line for Diontae Johnson?
A disastrous 2024 season has carried over to 2025 for one former Pro Bowl wide receiver.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Browns are releasing WR Diontae Johnson. Johnson, 29, was selected with the No. 66 overall pick in the third round by the Steelers out of Toledo back in 2019.
All offseason, the Cleveland Browns were rightfully criticized for not making many additions to their wide receiver room. The only move Cleveland made at the position was signing Diontae Johnson.
Diontae Johnson faces a critical juncture in his NFL career ahead of his first season with the Cleveland Browns. Team insider Mary Kay Cabot recently issued a clear warning to the former Pro Bowl wide receiver after his troubled 2024 season.
Veteran WR Diontae Johnson has a case for the worst contract year ever for an NFL player, and most of the damage was self-inflicted. He went from being
The 2024 season was a tumultuous one for wide receiver Diontae Johnson.
Johnson’s stint with the Ravens ended just as abruptly and poorly. Reports surfaced about issues with the coaching staff and lack of effort during practices.
Not too long ago Diontae Johnson looked to be on the rise in the early stages of his career. The Pittsburgh Steelers drafted Johnson in the third round
Browns WR Diontae Johnson met with reporters for the first time since signing in Cleveland at mandatory minicamp this week and revealed the Browns were the only team to show interest this offseason, via Spencer German.
After a rollercoaster 2024 season, Diontae Johnson received virtually no interest in free agency until he landed in Cleveland last month.
The Carolina Panthers have made a number of trades over the years. Generally speaking, they have not come out on top in those deals. The Bryce Young trade, Christian McCaffrey trade, and others come to mind.
It’s rare for a 28-year-old former Pro Bowl wide receiver to be a journeyman at this stage in his career, but that is exactly how the NFL tenure of Diontae Johnson has unfolded. After agreeing to a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns last week, Johnson will be playing for his fifth team over the course of three seasons.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have had an eventful offseason.
The Browns are not giving Johnson any guaranteed money, which means he can be cut at any time.
Diontae Johnson’s 2024 season was a rollercoaster that veered hard off the tracks. What began as a trade-deadline swing by the Baltimore Ravens ended in chaos, suspension, and a one-catch stat line that now looks even worse with hindsight.
Former Pro Bowl wide receiver Diontae Johnson is set to play for his third AFC North team, agreeing to a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns, ESPN reported on Monday.
Mike Garafolo of NFL Media reports that the Browns are signing veteran WR Diontae Johnson to a contract on Monday. Johnson visited with the Browns earlier
The Baltimore Ravens were a stop on the Diontae Johnson tour last season, and the team eventually ended his year by picking him off waivers after the Houston Texans cut him ahead of the Divisional Round.
Diontae Johnson's brief time with the Baltimore Ravens certainly left more to be desired after the team made a midseason trade to acquire him. The veteran wide receiver played had just one catch and played four games with the Ravens this season before Baltimore waived him less than two months after the trade.
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