
Dallas Cowboys 2022 Offseason Preview
After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.

After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.

It was another third-place finish in the AFC North for the 8-9 Cleveland Browns in 2021.

A new era in New Orleans is now in full swing after the retirement of Drew Brees and Sean Payton.

The Miami Dolphins were the first time in NFL history to have a seven-game losing streak followed by a seven-game winning streak in the same season.

The Buffalo Bills won 11 games during the 2021 regular season. This was after they won 13 games a year ago.

After a fatal NFC Divisional Round clash, Bruce Arians and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seek retaliation.

The Baltimore Ravens had an underwhelming season in 2021, finishing with a lackluster 8-9 record.

The Green Bay Packers were once again one of the elite teams in the NFL during the 2021 season.

After plenty of offseason turmoil, the 2021 Houston Texans came out and won the same number of games as the season prior: four.

The San Francisco 49ers represented a pleasant surprise in 2021. Despite low preseason expectations and a plethora of injuries throughout the year, the team found its way to the NFC Conference Championship.

The Los Angles Rams have gone all in the past few seasons, and it finally paid off as the team can now say they are Super Bowl champions.

The Carolina Panthers started the 2021 NFL season strong, winning their first three games. However, it all went downhill from there.

After a successful regular season, which included an NFC East title, it seemed as if the Dallas Cowboys were on their way to a solid postseason performance.

It was another third-place finish in the AFC North for the 8-9 Cleveland Browns in 2021.

A new era in New Orleans is now in full swing after the retirement of Drew Brees and Sean Payton.

The Miami Dolphins were the first time in NFL history to have a seven-game losing streak followed by a seven-game winning streak in the same season.

The Buffalo Bills won 11 games during the 2021 regular season. This was after they won 13 games a year ago.

After a fatal NFC Divisional Round clash, Bruce Arians and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers seek retaliation.

The Baltimore Ravens had an underwhelming season in 2021, finishing with a lackluster 8-9 record.

The Green Bay Packers were once again one of the elite teams in the NFL during the 2021 season.

After plenty of offseason turmoil, the 2021 Houston Texans came out and won the same number of games as the season prior: four.

The San Francisco 49ers represented a pleasant surprise in 2021. Despite low preseason expectations and a plethora of injuries throughout the year, the team found its way to the NFC Conference Championship.

The Los Angles Rams have gone all in the past few seasons, and it finally paid off as the team can now say they are Super Bowl champions.

The Carolina Panthers started the 2021 NFL season strong, winning their first three games. However, it all went downhill from there.
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,