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The Pittsburgh Steelers’ signed general manager Kevin Colbert to a two-year contract extension on Thursday. According to Michael McClymont of TheScore, Colbert’s deal is scheduled to run through the 2020 NFL Draft. Colbert has been with the team since 2000, spending the first 11 years as the team’s director of football operations and the last […]

New York Jets fans seem to be anticipating yet another disappointing season, for good reason. The team has lost an abundance of talented players and have now conceded to rebuilding. What if I told you the Jets could be palatable to watch this season by solving two big problems? Currently, the Jets have Josh McCown, […]

The national anthem protest has been a common theme in sports as of late and has been viewed as one of the most controversial topics in the NFL. Dallas Cowboys owner and general manager Jerry Jones feels strongly against the anthem protest. Jones said the following about the protest in an interview with 105.3 The […]

Tuesday was a sigh of relief for the Pittsburgh Steelers, their fans, and all fantasy football aficianados. Running back Le’Veon Bell announced on social media that he will be returning to Steelers’ camp on Friday, September 1. However, Bell has not signed his franchise tag and cannot resume team activities until he does so. So […]

Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt seems to be poised to have a big year, according to head coach Bill O’Brien in an interview with Peter King of the MMQB. “I can tell you right now the guy’s going to be at the top of his game. He’s had a great training camp. I think […]

There had been some rumblings around the NFL about Kansas City Chiefs QB Alex Smith after they moved up rookie Patrick Mahomes from third-string to second-string quarterback. It created speculation that the Chiefs could have Mahomes start at some point this season. This prompted head coach Andy Reid to clear the air on the situation. […]

Add another one to the list… There has been a recent trend in the NFL, and Arizona Cardinals’ running back David Johnson is the latest to convert to a plant-based diet. Apparently, popular Netflix documentaries “What the Health” and “Fork Over Knives” had some influence on Johnson’s decision to adopt a plant-based diet. Johnson quickly […]

The feud between Los Angles Rams and DT Aaron Donald continues. This had been a ongoing issue since the beginning of the new year, as Donald played well above his rookie contract and is now seeking a new lucrative deal. Donald finished 2016 with eight sacks and two forced fumbles and was rated as the […]

The Indianapolis Colts received some bad news today; their 2016 first-round pick center Ryan Kelly will undergo foot surgery and is expected to miss the start of the season, as reported by Andrew Walker of Colts.com. This is terrible news for the Colts, who already have a shaky offensive line to begin with. They now […]

The quarterback market has been at an all-time high lately. Finding quality quarterbacks is so difficult; anybody with mild success will warrant a high draft pick. Let’s look back to a recent quarterback trade. Around this time last season, Minnesota Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater destroyed his knee and the Vikings quickly went out and traded […]

Legacy. We hear this word get tossed around a lot, especially in the world of sports. But what does it mean? If you really think about the term, it is very subjective and relative. The only way to figure this out is to use a point of reference. Before we get into that, let’s address […]

The Philadelphia Eagles released running back Ryan Matthews on Tuesday, according to NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport. This news comes as no surprise, as it has been speculated for several weeks now. The expectation was that Mathews would be released once he was medically cleared after suffering a neck injury last season. Source: The #Eagles […]

New city, new coach, new attitude. The Los Angeles Chargers are trying to jockey for their market-share in an already saturated LA sports market, where winning means everything. In comparison to their neighbors, the Los Angeles Rams, who have struggled as of late, the Chargers are in a far better position to contend for the […]