Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Alan Williams has stepped down, according to a report on NFL.com. Williams released a statement, which the site released in part here (Bears defensive coordinator Alan Williams resigns from position with team (nfl.com). The Bears (0-2)
By MITCH LUCAS What happens when the man who’s considered the number one receiver in the league by many has nine catches for 150 yards, and loses? It happened today. Justin Jefferson had nine catches for a buck-50, as they
Ultimately, Bryce Young, the number one pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, won’t be judged on his first game in the league. That’s a good thing. The Atlanta Falcons stymied Young and the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, and safety Jessie
Raise your hand if you thought Derek Carr would leave the Las Vegas Raiders, go to New Orleans and make a difference. Let the record show I am raising my hand. In one game, that has happened. Who knows what
Not that the Washington Commanders are world-beaters – not anything remotely like that. But did anyone expect the Arizona Cardinals, without quarterback Kyler Murray, to give Washington a game? I can tell you I did not. At least, not a
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy might not have finished his rookie season the way he wanted. But he sure looked healthy on Sunday in Pittsburgh. And so did Christian McCaffery. And Brandon Aiyuk. And just about all the 49ers.
Is it possible for a team in New York to fly under the radar? That was part of a headline for an ESPN feature on the New York Giants on Saturday, in advance of the Giants’ Sunday night home game
“Seinfeld” character George Costanza was famous for his “it’s not you, it’s me” technique. In the most famous reversal case of “it’s not us, it’s you” in recent NFL history, the Los Angeles Rams effectively told Jared Goff he was
Late last week, we had an update on San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa and his contract situation that wasn’t much of an update. The latest one isn’t much better. But what the 49ers believe – that the glass
Jon Bon Jovi might’ve been right, after all. You can go home again. Bobby Wagner, the longtime Seattle Seahawks linebacker who left the franchise in a bit of a huff a couple of years ago to join their NFC West