A Super Bowl 50 champion wants the Denver Broncos to hit Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes even if it's a penalty.
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The Detroit Lions will open the season with a vital game that could help them clinch their third straight NFC North title.Â
If the Kansas City Chiefs want to celebrate the holidays this year, they’ll have to do so on a football field.Â
Green Bay Packers guard Sean Rhyan could have doubled his salary by playing just two more offensive snaps in the past three seasons.
The Los Angeles Rams will have to get accustomed to airports and suitcases with a brutal road schedule during the 2025 season.
The Miami Dolphins will play the NFL’s first ever game in Madrid, but it could end up hurting the team’s season.
The Minnesota Vikings may have found a long-term solution to pair with quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
The Pittsburgh Steelers may finally have found a valuable missing piece for Arthur Smith’s offense.
Nepotism may exist among coaches but even Patrick Mahomes’ siblings aren’t afforded that luxury when it comes to roster spots.
The Dallas Cowboys don’t seem to be anywhere close to reaching terms on a contract extension with All-Pro linebacker Micah Parsons.
The Washington Commanders may face a difficult test over the final stretch of the regular season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be growing tired of troublesome wide receivers.Â
The Detroit Lions and Philadelphia Eagles will have to wait for their inevitable NFC clash.
The Dallas Cowboys will be forced to watch the Philadelphia Eagles unfurl a championship banner, but a different NFC East rival was more deserving of the challenge.
Tom Brady’s last remaining teammate on the New England Patriots roster is signing with the AFC East rival Miami Dolphins.
The Cleveland Browns held rookie minicamp recently, and Shedeur Sanders stood above Dillon Gabriel, figuratively and literally.
The Pittsburgh Steelers brought in an undrafted free agent who was one of the strongest prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft.Â
The San Francisco 49ers are desperately adding players to a roster that has been stripped of its talent.
Baltimore Ravens safety Malaki Starks hasn’t even played a snap and he’s already focused on picking off Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have left a Hall of Fame coach confused after losing all of their key offensive players from last season.Â