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David Montgomery: Can lightning strike twice?

After 7 seasons with the Cincinnati Bengals, pro bowl tailback Joe Mixon tallied 6412 yards on 1571 carries for a 4.1 yards per carry average. Along the way, Mixon scored 49 rushing touchdowns, nailed 4 Player of the Week honors and 2 Pro Bowls. In his 1 season with the Houston Texans, the former career […]

Tracking former Eagles players in NFL free agency

There’s a lot of news to keep track of as the Philadelphia Eagles start making offseason moves, and in addition to saying goodbye to guys from last year’s really talented roster, there are also a lot of former players on the move, too. Here are some of the Philly alumni who are on their way […]

Chargers Daily Links: Thursday Open Thread

Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Here’s why the Chargers have a top 10 roster after the first week of free agency (Chargers.com) The Chargers re-signed veteran safety Tony Jefferson (Chargers Wire) Chris O’Leary was a big reason Tony Jefferson remained with the Chargers (Bolt […]

L.A. Rams News: Rule proposals withdrawn

The Los Angeles Rams had started the process of potentially getting some NFL rules looked at and altered after the funky 2-point play that went against them in their massive second matchup against the Seattle Seahawks last season, but it is reported that the rules changes have been withdrawn. This isn’t too surprising as Sean […]

Chicago Bears Question of the Day: Arlington Heights or Indiana?

I’ll spare you all of the nitty-gritty details, because we are all tired of this saga. The Chicago Bears have been in search of a home. In what has long been an awkward marriage between the Chicago Bears, Soldier Field, and the Chicago Park District, the Bears have been in search of greener pastures. Over […]

Fringe to Foundational: Far too many words about Jonathan Cannon

A couple of weeks ago, I introduced a new mini-series in which I examined a few players on the edge of the roster. These are guys who could fundamentally change the trajectory of this franchise if, improbably, they reach their full ceilings and become reliable, productive contributors to a good team. First, I profiled Brooks […]

A big problem still exists for Cowboys running back room

In analysis of the Cowboys’ roster needs this offseason, many have put running back near the bottom of their lists. There’s a prevailing sense of completion for the group and a push for Dallas to focus its attention elsewhere once Javonte Williams was re-signed. However, while there are plenty of bigger needs throughout the roster, […]

Kevin Byard sees bright future for young Patriots teammate

A veteran of 10 NFL seasons and three different organizations, Kevin Byard is one of the most experienced safeties in the league. He will try to put this experience to use with his new team, the New England Patriots, and serve as a mentor for a teammate he considers an ascending player: Craig Woodson. A […]

Washington’s new S Nick Cross: All my life, “I definitely lived and died with the Commanders”

The Washington Commanders bolstered their secondary by signing safety Nick Cross in free agency last week, a move that reflects both short-term depth needs and developmental upside despite the fact that the contract is for just 2 years. The 24-year-old Cross, a former third-round pick, brings a blend of athleticism and versatility that fits well […]

Vikings Re-Signing QB Carson Wentz

In a significant departure from how they handled things last season, it appears that the Minnesota Vikings will have their quarterback room settled well in advance of the 2026 season. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Vikings are re-signing quarterback Carson Wentz, presumably to fill out their quarterback room alongside J.J. McCarthy […]

Prairie View A&M Looks to Build on Terrific 2025 Season

It didn’t take long for folks in Prairie View to realize that the Tremaine Jackson hire was a home run for their football team. In fact, it took less than a year. Jackson, who came in after leading Division II’s Valdosta State to the national championship game just one season prior, took a Panthers team […]

Lions roster impact: Damone Clark gives LB group depth, competition

On Wednesday, the Detroit Lions announced that they have signed linebacker Damone Clark, a young, high-potential linebacker with ties to defensive coordinator Kelvin Sheppard. Terms of the deal were not disclosed at the time of this article’s publication. Origin story Born in Louisiana, Clark stayed home and attended LSU from 2018 through 2021. During his […]

Colts “March Madness”: The number one seeds

March Madness is here and with it comes a high level of excitement and a warm welcome to the chaos. The more unpredictable, the better the tournament can be. The most stable picks are usually the number one seeds. These are the top dogs that have run the gauntlet in the toughest conferences. In the […]

Thursday BP: Congratulations to Luis Arráez and José Butto!

Good morning, baseball fans! The World Baseball Classic finale took place earlier this week between the teams representing the United States and Venezuela. The San Francisco Giants would have been winners either way, with players representing both countries. Ultimately, though, it was the Venezuelan team that came out on top. Which means that congratulations are […]

Why did the Titans downgrade at backup offensive tackle?

The Tennessee Titans had a pretty good swing tackle last season in Oli Udoh. Udoh played 341 snaps either as a sixth blocker in jumbo packages, or in relief of JC Latham and/or Dan Moore Jr. at left and right tackle. He performed very admirably as far as backup tackles go, allowing three sacks and […]