Bart Scott: Lions Should Trade Calvin Johnson, 'Maybe Get Rid Of Stafford'
Johnson is paid more than $16 million a year after he signed a seven-year extension in 2012.
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Johnson is paid more than $16 million a year after he signed a seven-year extension in 2012.
"Their front seven is really strong, so definitely one of the better front sevens in the league right now."
For kicker Matt Prater, London is the city of second chances.
Being a rookie in the NFL has it perks but apparently it has its downfalls as well.
Foster even compared it to a couple of racial epithets ...
Caldwell compared the relationship between Cooter and Stafford to the one that he himself had with quarterback Joe Flacco in Baltimore.
"Everybody has so much respect for Jerry Kill. He's one of the people in he profession that epitomizes coaching, teaching, mentoring at the highest level."
Big Ten defenses are putting up some of their best numbers in years, and coaches give credit to the guys up front.
Michigan-Minnesota comes three days after Gophers coach Jerry Kill's emotional retirement announcement and two weeks after the Wolverines' last game, that excruciating scoop-and-score loss to Michigan State.
Eastern Michigan wants to defeat Western Michigan in football. A student is hoping to leave the stadium with a year of free tuition.
The way the Kansas City Chiefs shuffled different groups along the offensive line in training camp inevitably drew comparisons to the game of musical chairs.
Following the final out, after Johnny Cueto completed his two-hitter, several hundred fans remained in Kauffman Stadium, wanting one more look at the Kansas City Royals.
The revived Miami Dolphins look to take down the perennial AFC East power New England Patriots on Thursday Night Football.
Being over in London has only added to the troubles that the Detroit Lions are having this season. They are focused on the Kansas City Chiefs, but there are other things standing in their way and it's causing some annoying and also pricey issues for the Lions.
Ohio State quarterback J.T. Barrett let it be known he can air it out — with a downfield pass or in answering critics who question his arm strength.