Stop treating Southern Cal quarterback Caleb Williams like he’s covered in bubble wrap – and no more covering his ears, either. That’s the thoughts from David Hookstead, in his column on Outkick.com (Caleb Williams Is Fair Game For Criticism). Hookstead
It looks like the Daniel Jones experiment – do we call it an experiment now? – is over for the New York Giants. The former sixth overall pick could ironically be replaced by another No. 6 pick, because that’s the
One of the greatest players of this generation – some say the greatest defensive tackle ever, although others would take issue with that – has announced his retirement. Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald has decided he will call
The Mort Report. “Let’s go to Chris Mortensen, now, with the latest…” How many of us who are older than 38 rushed home, or back to our college dorms or apartments, and turned on ESPN’s “SportsCenter” specifically to hear what
In another couple of days, it will be three weeks since Jim Harbaugh and his Michigan Wolverines won the 2024 College Football Playoff National Championship, the school’s first since 1997. Prior to the title game against Washington, we believed his
Turns out, in the end, getting the home field advantage for the first round or beyond by winning the NFC East Division didn’t matter for the Dallas Cowboys. And now, their season is over. The Cowboys, seeded second in the
In perhaps the most odd sentence I think I’ve ever written. Green Bay cornerback Jaire Alexander has been suspended by the team for this Sunday’s game at Minnesota for interference in the coin toss. You read that correctly. Here’s ESPN’s
The gauntlet has been thrown down. Leave it to Outkick to do it. And the rest of us are applauding. Outkick.com, the site founded by Clay Travis and based on his radio show “Outkick The Coverage,” has an editorial up
Across the world, people will open presents on Christmas Day. And NFL fans will open their Christmas present – a big and good one, the league hopes – on Christmas night, about 7:15 p.m. Central time, when the San Francisco
They weren’t exactly facing their toughest opponent ever, and there was no Justin Herbert, but the Buffalo Bills did hold off the Los Angeles Chargers professional football team and win yet again, this time 24-22, on Saturday (Tyler Bass boots