Raiders Request An Interview With Josh McDaniels About Head Coaching Job
Josh McDaniels is back in the running for the Raiders' head coaching job.
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Josh McDaniels is back in the running for the Raiders' head coaching job.
After missing the playoffs in 2020, Bill Belichick went out and completely revamped the New England Patriots through both the draft and free agency. On Thursday, he was named the 2021 NFL Executive of the Year by the Professional Football Writers of America.
Longtime Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger formally announced his retirement on Thursday. The news -- which has been expected -- obviously brought about many tributes from around the football world.
At the turn of the century, the New England Patriots franchise didn't have much to celebrate. That all changed 22 years ago to the day.
Josh McDaniels felt so good about his chances of landing the Raiders' head coaching job that he apparently began making calls to assistants around the league to build a potential staff in Las Vegas. That planning was premature.
Rob Gronkowski said that if he had to make a decision at this exact moment, he would opt for retirement over playing another season in the NFL.
David Andrews reportedly underwent shoulder surgery after playing through an injury during the 2021 season.
It was a heated debate ... up until Julian Edelman came in with the rule proposal to trump all rule proposals.
"That was pretty, uh, that was pretty comical to me."
Among the crazier coincidences of the two dynastic Patriots runs under Bill Belichick was the commonalities found in the players who wore the jersey number 50.
The Patriots are bringing back one of the team's standout practice squad players.
Given all of the speculation swirling around Tom Brady and his looming decision to keep playing football or retire from the NFL, any time he makes a post on social media, it's going to create some interest.
Two members of the Patriots' rookie class were voted onto the Pro Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team, which was announced on Tuesday.
The Patriots' offseason decisions pretty much have to begin with J.C. Jackson.
Patriots scouting consultant Eliot Wolf is reportedly getting another interview with the Chicago Bears regarding the team's vacant general manager position.
Tom Brady will eventually make a decision about his future. Though it's not just his decision to make anymore.
A situation in the Rams-Buccaneers playoff game on Sunday exposed an odd loophole that allowed a violent hit to the head of a defenseless receiver to essentially go unpunished.
An incredibly confident Evan McPherson trotted onto the field in Nashville on Saturday evening and delivered the first road playoff win in the history of the Cincinnati Bengals. It was a moment authored by McPherson, obviously, but it came with an assist from the New England Patriots.
Much like Tom Brady, Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Rob Gronkowski is fielding questions about his future. And much like Brady, Gronk is doing his best to push that decision off as long as possible.
The courtship of Jerod Mayo continues around the NFL.
Is this it for Tom Brady? The future Hall of Fame quarterback isn't saying -- at least not yet.
The raw, unfiltered truth is this: The NFL's overtime rules are fantastic. Let's hope they never change.
What in the wide freaking world of sports is there to say about the football game that took place in Tampa on Sunday afternoon?
When Brady absorbed a shot that he felt violated the rules, he wanted a penalty called on the offending party. After Von Miller delivered a shot to Brady's chest and facemask, Brady turned to referee Shawn Hochuli while pointing to his chin.
It appears as though the curse of winning the NFL MVP Award will live on for another year.
