That doesn’t mean making changes for the sake of making changes, but the NFL commissioner encourages alterations that push the envelope. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t. Put the ...

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the NFL Draft two months away, so we don't yet know what the Cowboys roster will look like. But NFL fans certainly aren't buying what Dak is selling. Via Twitter ... "Whats he been smoking?'' ...

UN human rights chief Volker Türk cited signs that “extrajudicial killings, extensive arbitrary arrests and detentions, and torture” were conducted with the knowledge and coordination of the ...

Superstars, role players and rookies who played like veterans. And Sirianni and his ... though the cap suggests that could again be a challenge. NFL STATS CENTRAL: The latest NFL scores, schedules ...

It's crazy to say it but nearly ten years have passed since former Florida State star Jameis Winston was selected No. 1 overall in the 2015 NFL Draft ... where he would like to end up.

Ask someone like Chiefs running back Samaje Perine and ... Matt Hasselbeck sees this concept from a different angle. At the NFL level, he says, there isn't a coach around who can't explain a ...

The Chicago Bears' pursuit of a clean pocket for quarterback Caleb Williams in 2025 will begin in NFL free agency ... Chicago will have to outbid teams like the New England Patriots to get ...

FOX’s Super Bowl LIX coverage earned high praise from legendary commentator Al Michaels, who lauded their exceptional production. The broadcast drew a record-breaking 135.7 million viewers and ...

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Joe Burrow would like the Cincinnati Bengals to emulate the ... the Bengals QB is the second-highest-paid signal-caller in the NFL. His cap number for 2025 is $46.25 million.