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Cleveland Browns – 35 > Cincinnati Bengals – 30
Chicago Bears – 17 > New York Giants – 13
Los Angeles Rams – 37 > Philadelphia Eagles – 19
Dallas Cowboys – 40 > Atlanta Falcons – 39
Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 31 > Carolina Panthers – 17
San Francisco 49ers – 31 > New York Jets – 13
Pittsburgh Steelers – 26 > Denver Broncos – 21
Tennessee Titans – 33 > Jacksonville Jaguars – 30
Green Bay Packers – 42 > Detroit Lions – 21
Buffalo Bills – 31 > Miami Dolphins – 28
Indianapolis Colts – 28 > Minneso
Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said he regrets not signing Colin Kaepernick in 2017, and denied that a second meeting with the quarterback was scuttled in 2018 because of the team’s uncertainty about whether he planned to continue kneeling during the national anthem.
Speaking with reporters via video conference Thursday, Carroll also revealed that he received a phone call earlier in the day from another team asking about Kaepernick, saying that hadn’t happened until now. Carroll wouldn’t
The Super Bowl champions kicking off the season at home.
Spanking new stadiums in Los Angeles and Las Vegas unveiled in prime time.
A Thanksgiving tripleheader.
Nothing but normality for the NFL in anything but normal times.
Free agency pretty much went routinely. The draft, done virtually, was a massive hit with huge TV and streaming audiences. And on Thursday night, America got the league’s schedule, from the Chiefs hosting the Texans on Thursday night, Sept. 10, to start it all off, to t
After 20 years with the organization, the quarterback posted a tweet on Tuesday, saying his farewell and his thanks to Bill Belichick, Robert Kraft and the entire Patriots organization.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Brady has not yet chosen his next team and that Brady “will be exploring his options.”
The quarterback did not specify where he’ll be going next, instead opting to take the time to put his 20 years with the Patriots into perspective.
“Although my football journey will take pla
After months of little to no communication, the Dallas Cowboys met with the agent of Dak Prescott on Wednesday. Despite it being a positive sign in contract talks, Jerry Jones opened up about the details of the meeting with Prescott’s agent.
“DON’T MAKE ANYTHING OF THAT, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER,” COWBOYS OWNER JERRY JONES SAID THURSDAY, VIA MICHAEL GEHLKEN OF THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS. “THAT’S NOT WHAT COUNTS. [WHAT COUNTS IS] WHEN YOU DECIDE IT’S TIME TO MAKE IT WORK.”
On Thursday, all 32 team
After months of little to no communication, the Dallas Cowboys met with the agent of Dak Prescott on Wednesday. Despite it being a positive sign in contract talks, Jerry Jones opened up about the details of the meeting with Prescott’s agent.
“DON’T MAKE ANYTHING OF THAT, ONE WAY OR ANOTHER,” COWBOYS OWNER JERRY JONES SAID THURSDAY, VIA MICHAEL GEHLKEN OF THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS. “THAT’S NOT WHAT COUNTS. [WHAT COUNTS IS] WHEN YOU DECIDE IT’S TIME TO MAKE IT WORK.”
On Thursday, all 32 team
The Dallas Cowboys have several key players about to hit free agency. None of them is more important than quarterback Dak Prescott.
Dallas has repeatedly said it wants to sign Prescott to a long-term deal. However, the team did not reach a contract extension when the two sides negotiated before the season, and it doesn’t look like any new progress has been made.
Cowboys VP Stephen Jones spoke with reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis today. Not surprisingly, Dak was a major