Although this year's NFL draft just wrapped up, it's never too early to start scouting next year's defensive line prospects, including Clemson's T.J. Parker.
Now that the draft is behind us and rosters are mostly set, it’s a great time to shift focus to futures markets in search of betting value. In the past, tying up money for months came with an opportunity cost. But with the rise of new platforms, including those offering interest, betting early on futures […]
The top spots in NFL position rankings are tough to crack, with consistently elite players holding them year after year. Still, new stars emerge every season, creating opportunities for fresh names to rise into that top tier.
Patriots defensive coordinator Terrell Williams is not with the team for this week's rookie minicamp due to a recent "health scare," he told reporters Friday.
Saints starting quarterback Derek Carr has decided to retire because of a labral tear and degenerative rotator cuff injury in his right shoulder, leading the team to begin its QB competition in earnest.
Giants first-round draft pick Abdul Carter has chosen to wear No. 51 for his rookie season after flirting with the possibilities of donning the retired numbers of legends Lawrence Taylor (56) and Phil Simms (11).
Steelers general manager Omar Khan defended the trade that sent receiver George Pickens to the Cowboys, saying Friday that the deal "made sense for everyone."
Gabe Taylor wore a burgundy Commanders jersey with No. 26, the same number his late brother, Sean, wore at the University of Miami. Gabe said he's hoping to represent Sean this weekend.
Browns rookie quarterback Dillon Gabriel is embracing the team's selection of fellow signal-caller Shedeur Sanders, saying the two can "learn from one another."
Titans quarterback Cam Ward, less than two weeks after going No. 1 in the NFL draft, is already making an impression on his teammates at rookie minicamp.
Buccaneers undrafted rookie defensive lineman Desmond Watson knows he's getting more attention than other undrafted rookies, and he knows that's because of his size.
Gabriel Taylor, the younger brother of Washington great Sean Taylor, is with his big brother's old team at rookie minicamp this weekend, and that means the world to the Taylor family.
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