BENGALS NEWS: How Ja’Marr Chase, Tee Higgins’ extensions actually help Bengals’ cap situation
NFL insider Jordan Schultz explained how the Bengals will actually save cap space in 2025 after extending Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.
BREAKING: Cowboys’ best Dak Prescott backup options after losing Cooper Rush to Ravens
The Cowboys will be looking for quarterback help, following the loss of veteran backup Cooper Rush to the Ravens.
BREAKING: NFL free agency moves with the most disaster potential
Signing players in NFL free agency can be risky. Here are the free agent moves with the most disaster potential.
🔥 Packers’ $48M Superstar Drops Shocking Promise That Could Change Everything! 🏈💥
Newly signed Green Bay Packers cornerback Nate Hobbs is ready to show fans what he can bring to the table.
BREAKING : Bengals nearing major decision with Joe Burrow’s favorite targets
The Cincinnati Bengals are reportedly willing to pay around $70 million per season for quarterback Joe Burrow’s favorite targets, Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins.
BREAKING : Micah Parsons brands ex-teammate DeMarcus Lawrence a ‘clown’ over stunning Dallas Cowboys swipe
DeMarcus Lawrence left Dallas for Seattle because wanted to win a Super Bowl, but that isn’t sitting well with his former Cowboys teammate and fellow defensive end Micah Parsons.
BREAKING NEWS : 2 free agents Patriots must avoid signing in 2025 NFL free agency
The New England Patriots are tying to establish a new culture, and here are two free agents they must avoid signing in 2025 NFL free agency.
BREAKING NEWS: Chiefs’ Xavier Worthy accuser gets protective order
Xavier Worthy’s fiancée, Tia Jones, is granted a protective order against him following the Chiefs star’s arrest on March 7.
BIG NEWS: Shoƈk new twist in Chiefs star Xavier Worthy’s ‘strangling’ ƈase
Worthy was arrested last Friday and held in a county jail on a charge of assault on a family or household member in which their breath was impeded, or choking in common terms.
BEANTOWN RUNDOWN: Whγ Patriots free agent spending spree is not the same as 2021
The Patriots are spending big again, but here’s why things are different