NFL free agency begins on March 13. The Carolina Panthers have made several moves in preparation for the beginning of free agency and the NFL Draft.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce retired from the NFL during an emotional press conference on Monday afternoon. The 13-year veteran, six-time Pro Bowler, and seven-time First-Team All-Pro shared a heartfelt speech in front of his family, reporters, and thousands of football fans watching online.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce held a press conference on Monday afternoon to discuss his future in the NFL. Addressing the media, Eagles Nation, and NFL fans across the world, Kelce announced his retirement from professional football.
It was a struggle all season for the Cincinnati Bengals. They got off to a shaky start but eventually found
It is safe to say last weekend’s event re-ignited the long-running criticisms of the NBA All-Star Game, which has historically been an event where most will only play at about half of their usual intensity to let their fellow players shine. Five players cracked the 30-point barrier, and Karl-Anthony Towns of the Minnesota Timberwolves scored an eye-popping 50 points.
The NFL has officially announced the salary cap number for the 2024 season. Teams will have a record $255.4 million to work with. Not only is this a historically high figure, but it’s also more than what was projected and speculated.
On the latest Four Guys in a Bar Podcast Presented By Chiefs Blitz, Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd take their first look at the Chiefs’ free agency options.
The season concludes as we recap the Super Bowl and what a third win means for Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, and this current Chiefs dynasty. We also cover if Kyle Shanahan blew an opportunity, if the rest of the festivities were good or meh, and if these teams could be back next year. Then we talk NFL honors, free agency, the draft, and our own dynasty teams.
On the latest Four Guys in a Bar Podcast Presented By Chiefs Blitz, Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd, look at the tragedy that unfolded on Wednesday and how Chiefs Kingdom should move forward from this point.
To commend on-field growth and recovery in its players, the National Basketball Association names a Most Improved Player as part of its end-of-season award slate. However, the National Football League continues to take a different approach, instead issuing a Comeback Player of the Year award. While the prestige of CPOY is unquestioned, this season, it felt like an award with flawed criteria due to its vagueness.
To truly understand Kyle Shanahan’s journey, and the curse that seems to have followed him in recent years, we need to start from the beginning.
In the 2000s and 2010s, we had the NFL’s first two-decade-long dynasty with the New England Patriots. The Tom Brady dynasty ended upon his transition to Tampa Bay, but the league seems to have already found its replacement. The newest NFL dynasty features Patrick Mahomes at the helm.
NFL free agency begins on March 13. The Carolina Panthers have made several moves in preparation for the beginning of free agency and the NFL Draft.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce retired from the NFL during an emotional press conference on Monday afternoon. The 13-year veteran, six-time Pro Bowler, and seven-time First-Team All-Pro shared a heartfelt speech in front of his family, reporters, and thousands of football fans watching online.
Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce held a press conference on Monday afternoon to discuss his future in the NFL. Addressing the media, Eagles Nation, and NFL fans across the world, Kelce announced his retirement from professional football.
It was a struggle all season for the Cincinnati Bengals. They got off to a shaky start but eventually found their groove, and while not
It is safe to say last weekend’s event re-ignited the long-running criticisms of the NBA All-Star Game, which has historically been an event where most will only play at about half of their usual intensity to let their fellow players shine. Five players cracked the 30-point barrier, and Karl-Anthony Towns of the Minnesota Timberwolves scored an eye-popping 50 points.
The NFL has officially announced the salary cap number for the 2024 season. Teams will have a record $255.4 million to work with. Not only is this a historically high figure, but it’s also more than what was projected and speculated.
On the latest Four Guys in a Bar Podcast Presented By Chiefs Blitz, Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd take their first look at the Chiefs’ free agency options.
The season concludes as we recap the Super Bowl and what a third win means for Patrick Mahomes, Andy Reid, and this current Chiefs dynasty. We also cover if Kyle Shanahan blew an opportunity, if the rest of the festivities were good or meh, and if these teams could be back next year. Then we talk NFL honors, free agency, the draft, and our own dynasty teams.
On the latest Four Guys in a Bar Podcast Presented By Chiefs Blitz, Nick Athan, Lou Montagna, Andre Tillman, and Hense Todd, look at the tragedy that unfolded on Wednesday and how Chiefs Kingdom should move forward from this point.
To commend on-field growth and recovery in its players, the National Basketball Association names a Most Improved Player as part of its end-of-season award slate. However, the National Football League continues to take a different approach, instead issuing a Comeback Player of the Year award. While the prestige of CPOY is unquestioned, this season, it felt like an award with flawed criteria due to its vagueness.
To truly understand Kyle Shanahan’s journey, and the curse that seems to have followed him in recent years, we need to start from the beginning.
In the 2000s and 2010s, we had the NFL’s first two-decade-long dynasty with the New England Patriots. The Tom Brady dynasty ended upon his transition to Tampa Bay, but the league seems to have already found its replacement. The newest NFL dynasty features Patrick Mahomes at the helm.
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