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With Chandler Jones wanting out of Arizona, the Cardinals should be blaming themselves for their current predicament. After all, why did they take care of DeAndre Hopkins before Jones?
Dan Marino is one of the all-time best quarterbacks despite never winning a Super Bowl.
With Ryan Pace making yet another confusing move, it’s time for the Chicago Bears to finally cut ties with their oft-criticized general manager.
The latest report on Deshaun Watson means Houston Texans fans better get used to the idea of seeing the star quarterback throwing touchdown passes for another NFL team.
Deshaun Watson is officially on the trade block, but the Philadelphia Eagles shouldn’t make any calls.
J.J. Watt brings accountability to the Arizona Cardinals’ defense, but his many accolades and 101 career sacks don’t yet impress the team’s social media staff.
Mitchell Schwartz won’t be in the trenches for the Chiefs this fall, but he’s still doing his part to get the team back to the Super Bowl.
The Buccaneers have a unique way of filtering out unvaccinated players from the rest of the team.
Baker Mayfield is going to get paid by the Cleveland Browns. His two fellow early-round 2018 draftee teammates may get signed first, though. Denzel Ward and Nick Chubb will be the Browns’ top priorities now as the organization waits to see what the other 2018 QBs, Lamar Jackson and Josh Allen, get from their teams.
Dak Prescott expects the Dallas Cowboys offense to be the best in the NFL in 2021 and offensive coordinator Kellen Moore says Dak will be the same quarterback he was before his ankle injury.
