Insider shares what other teams thought of Rodgers after 2024 season
Some understandably may feel that Aaron Rodgers’ overall numbers from when he spent the 2024 season as the New York Jets’ starter show the 41-year-old quarterback was already past his prime before he signed a team-friendly contract to join the Pittsburgh Steelers in June. During an appearance on the latest
Nyheim Hines: I’m far from done, and the story is in my hand
Sidelined since tearing his ACL in a jet ski accident two years ago, running back Nyheim Hines made it known earlier this week that he would like to be with a team for training camp. Now, in an interview with Mike Kaye of the Charlotte Observer, Hines says he’s getting
Offseason In Review: Jacksonville Jaguars
After authorizing the three biggest contracts in team history, the Jaguars moved through a disastrous season. The team’s 4-13 campaign led to Doug Pederson‘s ouster, as the former Super Bowl-winning HC’s fate became easy to predict as the season’s final weeks transpired. The team’s initial offseason plan, however, took on
Senate effort to quickly undo gambling tax change fails
The big, beautiful bill was, in many ways, too big. The sweeping piece of legislation includes changes to the law that arguably wouldn’t have happened if they’d been processed one at a time. One such change relates to gambling. Previously, every dollar lost applied against every dollar won. The gambler’s
Could Xavier Worthy use electrifying speed in new role for Chiefs?
Former first-round pick Xavier Worthy and his explosive speed could electrify not only the Kansas City Chiefs offense, but their special teams as well, in 2025. “Oh man, I don’t know,” Worthy told Kay Adams on the “Up & Adams” show when asked if he could return punts during the
Commanders keep leaning in to old logo
There are two potential explanations for the Commanders’ sudden decision to lean heavily into their abandoned logo. One, it’s accidental. Two, it’s deliberate. At a time when the team seems to be floating trial balloons regarding a possible return to their former name, another not-so-subtle reference to days gone by
Byron Leftwich Yet To Join Colorado’s Coaching Staff; Team Eyeing Mike Zimmer
Byron Leftwich was involved in this year’s coaching cycle as he eyed a return to the NFL. The former Cardinals and Buccaneers offensive coordinator interviewed with the Seahawks for their OC posting, but it did not result in a hire. In March, it was reported Leftwich would join Colorado’s staff for
Xavier Worthy on potentially returning punts: Stay tuned
Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy is getting his hamstrings ready to run a lot of deep routes this fall, but he’s not saying if he’ll be adding to his responsibilities in a special teams role. Special teams coordinator Dave Toub said this offseason that Worthy is the “best punt returner
Why this Watt contract standoff may be different than previous saga
Back in 2021, Pittsburgh Steelers pass-rusher T.J. Watt participated in individual drills during training camp until he signed a contract extension in time to play in the club’s regular-season opener. Some reporters have said since June that history essentially could repeat itself as it pertains to Watt’s desire for a pay raise
Cowboys rookie Tyler Booker: Move from left guard to right guard has been fun
The Cowboys said farewell to All-Pro right guard Zack Martin when he retired this offseason and they hope they landed another long-term standout at the position in the first round of the draft. Dallas used the 12th overall pick on Tyler Booker this year and he’s already occupying Martin’s former