It was a season that everyone expected, and the Cleveland Browns made their return to the postseason for the first time in 18 years. They made a little noise, getting their first postseason victory in 26 seasons.
After being perhaps the worst team many have seen in years in 2019, the Miami Dolphins came just a few plays short of a playoff campaign in 2020, as they finished with a 10-6 record. The Dolphins got their guy, or so it seems, by selecting Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth pick in the draft. Some moves to bring in Byron Jones, Ereck Flowers, and many others, helped pave the way for Brian Flores to continue to build the culture shift in Miami. The front office has lots of cap space and draft picks to continue their ascension into a potential playoff team for the 2021 season.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a rough 2020 season. They have one of the worst cap situations in the NFL and will have to do a lot of maneuvering this offseason.
The 2020 NFL season was one of two halves for the Arizona Cardinals. Entering the offseason, the Cardinals are in a better cap position than most teams. However, they have several critical decisions to make.
The Buffalo Bills had an excellent 2020 season but missed the Super Bowl by one game. Entering the offseason, the Bills have a chance to add the pieces needs to play in February next year.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the New York Giants.
The Tennessee Titans made their first offseason decision Thursday. The team announced they are releasing wide receiver Adam Humphries.
The Chargers hired Brandon Staley as their head coach following the 2020 season. Staley and his coaching staff are now focused on bringing Los Angeles back to the playoffs under Justin Herbert and a new supporting cast, which may include an almost fully renovated offensive line.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Dallas Cowboys.
Tom Brady thinks the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can repeat as Super Bowl champions. His optimism is admirable, but going back-to-back will not be easy for an aging nucleus primed to be broken up during free agency.
According to NFL insider John Clayton, J.J. Watt has his list of landing spots narrowed down to just three teams.
It was a season that everyone expected, and the Cleveland Browns made their return to the postseason for the first time in 18 years. They made a little noise, getting their first postseason victory in 26 seasons.
After being perhaps the worst team many have seen in years in 2019, the Miami Dolphins came just a few plays short of a playoff campaign in 2020, as they finished with a 10-6 record. The Dolphins got their guy, or so it seems, by selecting Tua Tagovailoa with the fifth pick in the draft. Some moves to bring in Byron Jones, Ereck Flowers, and many others, helped pave the way for Brian Flores to continue to build the culture shift in Miami. The front office has lots of cap space and draft picks to continue their ascension into a potential playoff team for the 2021 season.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a rough 2020 season. They have one of the worst cap situations in the NFL and will have to do a lot of maneuvering this offseason.
The 2020 NFL season was one of two halves for the Arizona Cardinals. Entering the offseason, the Cardinals are in a better cap position than most teams. However, they have several critical decisions to make.
The Buffalo Bills had an excellent 2020 season but missed the Super Bowl by one game. Entering the offseason, the Bills have a chance to add the pieces needs to play in February next year.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the New York Giants.
The Tennessee Titans made their first offseason decision Thursday. The team announced they are releasing wide receiver Adam Humphries.
The Chargers hired Brandon Staley as their head coach following the 2020 season. Staley and his coaching staff are now focused on bringing Los Angeles back to the playoffs under Justin Herbert and a new supporting cast, which may include an almost fully renovated offensive line.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Dallas Cowboys.
Tom Brady thinks the Tampa Bay Buccaneers can repeat as Super Bowl champions. His optimism is admirable, but going back-to-back will not be easy for an aging nucleus primed to be broken up during free agency.
According to NFL insider John Clayton, J.J. Watt has his list of landing spots narrowed down to just three teams.
Josh Simmons Injury Update! 😮💨🔴💛
Nate Taylor delivered the ultimate relief update on Josh Simmons' lower back injury: @KCSportsNetwork
"According to someone with knowledge of the situation... Josh Simmons is day-to-day with a lower back injury. He's fine. If it was a game
"Each day is something to prove." 🗣️🎯
Key soundbites from Andy Reid & Jaden Hicks ahead of the Chiefs' final preseason clash at Arrowhead:
"As far as any injuries go, the guys that won't play most likely are Cochran, Chamarri, Ashton, CJ Hansen, Jimmy Holiday... Simmons is out
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End of an era for the Pro Bowl! 🛑🏈
The NFL is officially pulling the plug on the Pro Bowl Games, shifting the focus entirely back to the prestige of the honor itself.
No more flag football or skills showdowns—just straight recognition for the 88 best players in the league,
