This offseason has seen the ‘QB Carousel’ been turning more at an active pace than previous years. One such name upon the carousel is former Miami Dolphins and current Tennessee Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
When the news broke a few days back the Denver Broncos will trade for AJ Bouye from the Jacksonville Jaguars, it all but confirmed two things. The Jags look to be entering a rebuild mode and the Broncos are preparing for the potential loss of Chris Harris Jr.
These three teams should all be looking to trade down in the 2020 NFL Draft…
With the NFL Scouting Combine getting underway, rumours concerning teams looking to trade up or down ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft are gaining traction.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton has an uncertain future. From critics saying Carolina are moving on from him to the Panthers saying that he will return, this makes for a very good offseason surrounding Newton. A trade is possible. Newton was the 2015 NFL MVP and is a three-time Pro Bowler, so he will be …
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After the recent surprise announcement that Luke Kuechly has hung up his helmet, this brings up a big question. Where is the NFL going and where will this escalation in physical and mental demand stop?
Along with Andrew Luck’s shock announcement as well back in August of 2019 this doesn’t give the NFL a good look.
Disclaimer: I’ve included the Dallas Cowboys vacancy on the list with the anticipation of it being added to the list of head coach openings. Dallas Cowboys Pros This is a playoff worthy roster, especially on offense, which is good enough (on paper) to win a championship. America’s Team has a top tier wide receiver and …
After eight years serving as Carolina Panthers head coach, it was announced this evening that Ron Rivera was relieved of his duties.
Confirmed by multiple sources now, A.J. Green is highly unlikely to report to the Cincinnati Bengals facility before the Oct. 29 trade deadline. In which case, Green may well have played his final snap in Cincy colours. There’s a few contributing factors at play here as to why his return date is being dragged out.
In the second NFL game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium the Carolina Panthers capitalized on 5 interceptions thrown by Jameis Winston to win in convincing fashion, 37-26. His offensive line continued its woes dating back to last week’s clash against the Saints, and the Bucs QB has been sacked 13 times as opposed to 14 in the team’s first three games.
It was a rough start to the 2019 season for the Carolina Panthers. Losses to the LA Rams and Tampa Bay Bucs meant an 0-2 start and stiff questions inevitably being asked about the future of head coach Ron Rivera and his support staff.
To state the obvious, if Carolina can keep their star quarterback healthy then the sky is the limit for this franchise.
Looking back at the 2018 edition of the NFL Draft, the talk is always around Re-Drafts and polarising subjects like “why the heck did the Giants not take a Quarterback with 2nd pick?”. But if we were to build a team who made up entirely of players entering their Sophomore year in the NFL, should teams like the Giants feel vindicated or guilty of reaching?
With the winners already identified, it’s time to focus on the losers of last month’s NFL Draft. Looking back we can identify who handled the fanfare appallingly when dealing away players, who got usurped by better franchises and which team downright reached like crazy.
