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18-game season could alter entire NFL schedule
ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports via Yahoo Sports· 9 hours agoHowever it plays out, 18 games is inevitable. As is, I believe, 19. Eventually, 20. With the revenue that comes from games that count, the NFL will want...
NFL owners back Roger Goodell’s vision of a remade 18-game schedule
Anchorage Daily News· 8 hours agoNFL team owners largely support Commissioner Roger Goodell’s preference for an 18-game regular...
NFL News: Roger Goodell eyes massive changes for the regular season
MSN News· 5 days agoCommissioner Roger Goodell is planning to bring major changes to the NFL, including the schedule of...
NFL in talks over major Super Bowl date change in boost to fans
The US Sun· 11 hours agoNFL commissioner Roger Goodell revealed that the Super Bowl could be on the move. While discussing...
Michigan Football News: Wolverines Flood NFL With Talent
Athlon Sports· 9 hours agoMichigan Wolverines shine with a record 13 picks in the draft, reshaping NFL rosters with depth and...
2024 NFL Draft sets jaw-dropping attendance record
ClutchPoints· 3 days agoThe 2024 NFL Draft made history for the sport of pro football. The event set a new attendance record with nearly one million attendees, per the league.
UCLA Football: Undrafted Former Bruins Defensive Lineman Signs With Bears
Sports Illustrated· 5 hours agoThis former UCLA Bruins defender is inking a free-agent deal with the Chicago Bears.
Oregon Football's Penei Sewell Reacts To NFL-Record Contract: 'A Dream Is Possible'
Sports Illustrated· 19 hours agoFormer Oregon football star Penei Sewell's reaction to Detroit Lions contract centered around the...
USC Football: Undrafted DT Earns Camp Invite From AFC South Club
Sports Illustrated· 9 hours agoThis former USC football defensive tackle has earned a camp invite from AFC South team.
Here’s the full schedule for the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit
ClickOnDetroit· 6 days agoHere is the full schedule for the 2024 NFL Draft and draft-related events in Downtown Detroit. The ...
