2022 NFL Free Agent Rankings: Defensive Back
March 13, 2022
To wrap up this 2022 NFL free agent positional rankings, we will preview the group of defensive backs set to be available.
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To wrap up this 2022 NFL free agent positional rankings, we will preview the group of defensive backs set to be available.
The Seattle Seahawks finished the 2021 season as one of, if not the, biggest disappointment in football this year.
With the NFL season just over half of the way complete and the Cincinnati Bengal’s record sitting at 5-4. It is time to start looking at the offseason.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fanbases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions? In the 10th part of a 12-part series, I will rank each team’s safety position.
The NFL announced gameday protocols on Wednesday but our own Alex Jordan explains why it’s not enough.
The Lions traveled to Oakland in their last season at the Colosseum. The plan was to use an Air-Raid offense (like Arizona’s) to sink the Raiders’ ship in the Black Hole for one last time. Instead, Jon Gruden utilized Derek Carr to do exactly what Matthew Stafford was supposed to do- raid the secondary and win the game.
At 2-3-1, division and/or playoff hopes seem far-fetched. Not many teams, if any, come back from 2-5 (or 2-4-1) to play meaningful football in January. But, .500 teams after week eight still have a chance, and the Lions had a chance to get back into the race with that record.
Ah yes, it was a duel of top-tier QBs in Detroit this afternoon. Matthew Stafford took on Patrick Mahomes in a battle that Lions fans won’t forget, but may want to. A day that looked promising early, and even late, turned for the worse as Darrel Williams crossed the goal line to seal the deal for the Chiefs.
Ryan Russell explores three ways the Lions can improve heading into the 2019 season.
Ryan Russell explores three ways the Lions can improve heading into the 2019 season.
To wrap up this 2022 NFL free agent positional rankings, we will preview the group of defensive backs set to be available.
The Seattle Seahawks finished the 2021 season as one of, if not the, biggest disappointment in football this year.
With the NFL season just over half of the way complete and the Cincinnati Bengal’s record sitting at 5-4. It is time to start looking at the offseason.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fanbases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions? In the 10th part of a 12-part series, I will rank each team’s safety position.
The NFL announced gameday protocols on Wednesday but our own Alex Jordan explains why it’s not enough.
The Lions traveled to Oakland in their last season at the Colosseum. The plan was to use an Air-Raid offense (like Arizona’s) to sink the Raiders’ ship in the Black Hole for one last time. Instead, Jon Gruden utilized Derek Carr to do exactly what Matthew Stafford was supposed to do- raid the secondary and win the game.
At 2-3-1, division and/or playoff hopes seem far-fetched. Not many teams, if any, come back from 2-5 (or 2-4-1) to play meaningful football in January. But, .500 teams after week eight still have a chance, and the Lions had a chance to get back into the race with that record.
Ah yes, it was a duel of top-tier QBs in Detroit this afternoon. Matthew Stafford took on Patrick Mahomes in a battle that Lions fans won’t forget, but may want to. A day that looked promising early, and even late, turned for the worse as Darrel Williams crossed the goal line to seal the deal for the Chiefs.
Ryan Russell explores three ways the Lions can improve heading into the 2019 season.
Ryan Russell explores three ways the Lions can improve heading into the 2019 season.
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