The Kansas City Chiefs’ voluntary organized team activities practice was rescheduled for Friday afternoon due to a medical emergency that occurred at their training facility
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AFC’s Rushing Forces: Who’s Got the Wheels and Who’s Spinning Their Tires?
Time yourself to identify the current professional residences of the following running backs: Joe Mixon, Gus Edwards, Josh Jacobs, Austin Ekeler, and Derrick Henry. Indeed,
GM’s Eye: 49ers Safety Talanoa Hufanga Sees the Bigger Picture, Thanks to Lynch’s Sidelines Mentorship
CAPTAIN SANTA CLARA: The San Francisco 49ers’ final pre-camp practice had two noteworthy summits. First, defensive end Nick Bosa and running back Christian McCaffrey hugged
From Middle Linebacker to Mentor: Dont’a Hightower Chooses Coaching over Golf, Thanks to Jerod Mayo
FOXBORO, Massachusetts — Dont’a Hightower considered working as a coach with Jerod Mayo as early as 2012. When they were linebackers for the New England
Under Pressure: A Critical Question for Every New NFL Defensive Play-Caller in 2024
The NFL offseason’s “musical chairs” extended beyond player activity on the free-agent market and head coach hirings and firings. This offseason, defensive coordinators were changed
How the 49ers’ Investment in the Star Running Back Fits into Their Bigger Picture
CAPTAIN SANTA CLARA: Though no one involved wants to put it quite that way just yet, the San Francisco 49ers’ long-term plans are starting to
The Biggest of All: Cowboys Tackle Larry Allen’s Life Remembered After Shocking Death
The Dallas Cowboys announced that Larry Allen, a Pro Football Hall of Famer who spent 12 seasons with the team, passed away on Sunday while
Minicamp Mysteries: 5 Must-Watch Storylines as NFL Teams Take the Field for Mandatory Workouts
Ten clubs will begin three-day minicamps starting Tuesday as part of the NFL’s offseason program. Before their minicamps the following week, the 22 teams that
More Tight Ends, More Wins? Ravens Explore Offensive Tweaks with Multiple Tight End Sets
Todd Monken, the offensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens, was obviously not going to give away any information, especially not in May when teams are
Patriots in Transition: No More McDaniels and No Brady, but What Lies Ahead for New England?
It took some time for Jerod Mayo to find an offensive coordinator. He spoke with twelve candidates. A few declined the job. After being convinced