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Cowboys' KaVontae Turpin ranked as the NFL's 6th fastest player
Sports Illustrated· 6 days agoIn the NFL, speed is a coveted asset. Enter KaVontae Turpin, the electrifying wide receiver and...
'Be a Sponge!' Giants Coach Kafka Discusses Accelerator Program
Athlon Sports· 3 hours agoDespite modest production, the New York Giants promoted offensive coordinator Mike Kafka, adding...
WR Michael Thomas To A Top NFL Contender?
Athlon Sports· 6 days agoWhen he is at the top of his game, Michael Thomas can still be a weapon for NFL offenses. Although the wideout is aging, his glue-like hands and...
Eagles offense depth chart projection: How will the new pieces fit in OTAs?
Philly.com· 5 days agoSaquon Barkley was a major addition in free agency, and the Eagles also have position battles that...
Sports Illustrated predicts how a Justin Jefferson deal could impact CeeDee Lamb
Sports Illustrated· 5 days agoCeeDee Lamb was absent from the start of the Dallas Cowboys OTA offseason workouts, which was...
Giants Ex Lineman Retires at 29 After Life-Threatening Surgery
Athlon Sports· 16 hours agoGiants Ex Lineman Retires at 29 After Life-Threatening Surgery: New York Tracker
Time Out? Giants' Brian Daboll Reveals Timeline For Darren Waller Retirement Decision
Athlon Sports· 2 days agoWhile New York Giants' tight end Darren Waller continues to mull retirement, head coach Brian Daboll...
Packers' Jordan Love shares thoughts on Aaron Jones' departure: 'It was very tough'
Fox News· 2 days agoAaron Jones entered the 2023 season with the Green Bay Packers with high expectations. Jones put...
Following injury scare, Packers edge rusher Kinsgley Enagbare is practicing at OTAs
Packers Wire via Yahoo Sports· 5 days agoAt this rate, the 2021 fifth-round pick appears to be on track to play in the season opener....
Steelers Add Super Bowl Champion RB: Report
Heavy.com· 3 days agoThe Pittsburgh Steelers have added another running back to their roster. SportsTrust Advisors, the football agency that represents former Kansas City...
