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Omar Kelly: Dolphins better learn from organization's previous costly mistakes
MIAMI — “The market [is] the market,” and the Miami Dolphins made a horrendous mistake by, in Tua Tagovailoa’s own words, “show[ing him] the money.”
Those were Tagovailoa’s infamous words spoken two offseasons ago when the Miami’s Dolphins’ Pro Bowl quarterback was explaining why he wasn’t participating in the 11-on-11 ...Read more
Marcus Hayes: Can the return of Eagles OLs Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson save Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts?
PHILADELPHIA — You never know how Jeffrey Lurie sees his team, but, after two Super Bowl trips and two post-Super Bowl disasters, it feels more than ever like there’s a one-year window in which Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts can save their jobs in Philadelphia.
Their chances got a lot better Thursday.
That’s when The Philadelphia Inquirer...Read more
Dieter Kurtenbach: The NFL always gets even. The 49ers will pay the toll in 2026.
In the NFL, the bill always comes due. Last year, the San Francisco 49ers were handed a travel schedule so soft you could practically sleep on it.
In 2026? The league is sending them on a forced march across the globe.
The massive geographical advantage the Niners enjoyed in 2025 is dead, and plans are being drawn on how to dump it into the ...Read more
Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore dead at 25
MINNEAPOLIS — Vikings receiver Rondale Moore died on Saturday, according to the New Albany, Ind., police department.
Moore, 25, is suspected to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
New Albany police chief Todd Bailey said in a statement that Moore was found deceased in the garage of a property, adding that an investigation is ...Read more
Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore dead at 25
MINNEAPOLIS — Vikings receiver Rondale Moore died on Saturday, according to the New Albany, Ind., police department.
Moore, 25, is suspected to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
New Albany police chief Todd Bailey said in a statement that Moore was found deceased in the garage of a property, adding that an investigation is ...Read more
Seahawks' Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 'I deserve to be the highest paid' WR in NFL
SEATTLE — One of the big questions for the Seattle Seahawks as they enter the offseason is whether they will get long-term extensions done with receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba and cornerback Devon Witherspoon.
First-round picks in 2023 and three years into their initial rookie deals, each is now eligible for a new contract.
When it comes to ...Read more
Dave Hyde: How this former Dolphins draft bust became a success story
The new head coach of Eureka (Ill.) College finished the football team’s laundry earlier in the day. He vacuumed the coaches’ offices. The financial-aid office is closed for the weekend, so he didn’t constantly deal with players’ paperwork, like on most days.
So, he sat at a school wrestling match, representing his Division III football...Read more
Gerry Dulac: Why an Aaron Rodgers reunion with Steelers is a strong possibility
PITTSBURGH — The Steelers believe Aaron Rodgers could return for another season, and the process won’t be as prolonged or cloaked in a cloud of mystery as it was last year.
New coach Mike McCarthy is quietly doubling down on his stated desire to be reunited with the quarterback who helped him win five division titles and a Super Bowl in 13 ...Read more
David Murphy: Alec Pierce? Mike Evans? Germie Bernard? How would the Eagles replace A.J. Brown?
PHILADELPHIA — Everyone is asking the wrong question with regard to A.J. Brown.
It isn’t, “Should the Eagles trade him?”
It’s, “Who will replace him?”
You have to start there. It is the independent variable. You have to define it in order to solve the rest of the equation. You can’t have an opinion on how the Eagles should ...Read more
Giants hire ninth strength and conditioning coach to John Harbaugh's staff
NEW YORK — John Harbaugh stacked his new Giants staff on Friday with a ninth coach in the strength and conditioning department.
Sam Rosengarten is following Harbaugh to New York from the Ravens to become the Giants’ new “director of high performance,” the same title he held in his ninth and final season in Baltimore.
This is an ...Read more
Gov. JB Pritzker suggests no matter how Indiana vs. Illinois fight goes, new Bears home won't be in Chicago
CHICAGO — As Indiana and Illinois lawmakers spar over where the Chicago Bears should build a new stadium, even Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker acknowledged Friday the team’s next home is unlikely to rise within Chicago’s city limits.
“I think now there’s a common understanding by most of the (Illinois) General Assembly that they’re not ...Read more
Andy Reid says Rashee Rice's legal issue won't affect Chiefs' approach at receiver
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — For all the speculation about selecting a defensive lineman or running back with the ninth overall pick in the NFL draft, the Chiefs may find themselves in need of a boost in another area — wide receiver.
The Chiefs have six players at that position under contract for 2026, and only three of them — Xavier Worthy, Rashee...Read more
Sam McDowell: A Tyreek Hill reunion in KC? It doesn't fit what the Chiefs need right now.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Four months after hinting a serious knee injury might prompt him to call it quits, Tyreek Hill insisted on social media that he will be back playing football.
It just won’t be with Miami.
The Dolphins released Hill on Monday, the aftermath of which leaves a player who has garnered plenty of publicity for his play on the ...Read more
Analysis: Could Seahawks' new owner move team? What we know about sale
SEATTLE — After years of speculation over when it would happen, and a month of reports that it would happen soon, the Seattle Seahawks were put up for sale Wednesday.
At some point in the next year or so, the team will have the fourth owner in its more than 50-year history. It will mean the end of the longest and most successful of the three...Read more
Paul Sullivan: Like it or not, Bears fans, threatening to move usually works for Chicago's sports teams
MESA, Ariz. — Sitting in the box seats at Sloan Park on Thursday while watching Chicago Cubs pitchers throwing live batting practice, I scrolled through the latest news on the Bears stadium search.
It looked as if the Bears were heading to Indiana after the state’s politicians voted to establish a stadium authority that would do whatever it...Read more
Eagles star tackle Lane Johnson will return to team in 2026
PHILADELPHIA — Lane Johnson is officially returning for a 14th season with the Eagles.
The right tackle told The Philadelphia Inquirer on Thursday that he will be back in 2026 after a month of uncertainty about his future following a season-ending injury and significant change in the Eagles’ coaching staff, most notably the departure of ...Read more
Next stop Hammond? Indiana lawmakers approve Chicago Bears stadium bill, taking a big step.
CHICAGO — Indiana lawmakers took another step Thursday toward potentially luring the Chicago Bears to the state, as a key committee approved a plan to create an agency that would build a new stadium for the team.
The Indiana House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, which oversees state spending, voted 24-0 to establish a northwest ...Read more
Mike Preston: For Ravens' defense, boring is necessary
BALTIMORE — First-year head coach Jesse Minter attended his news conference in tennis shoes, a slightly grey and beige sports coat, tennis shoes and a hooded shirt.
The new wave has arrived at The Castle.
Minter, 42, was in Owings Mills on Wednesday to introduce his three coordinators in Declan Doyle (offense), 29, Anthony Weaver (defense), ...Read more
Greg Cote: Four reasons Dolphins and QB Malik Willis are perfect fit
MIAMI — It seems obvious, but it might not be. Seems easy, but might not happen without a fight.
The Miami Dolphins signing free agent quarterback Malik Willis should be an offseason priority or close to it as the club’s new leaders dig into this major rebuild.
That should be clear because Miami has a glaring need at the most important ...Read more
Ravens OC Declan Doyle details Lamar Jackson call, vision for 'explosive' offense
BALTIMORE — As 29-year-old Declan Doyle interviewed to become the Baltimore Ravens’ new offensive coordinator, he spent more than an hour on Zoom with quarterback Lamar Jackson. It was less formal than a calibration. They discussed the architecture of an offense — what it should feel like, how it should stress a defense, where it might ...Read more
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- Vikings wide receiver Rondale Moore dead at 25
- Seahawks' Jaxon Smith-Njigba: 'I deserve to be the highest paid' WR in NFL
- Marcus Hayes: Can the return of Eagles OLs Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson save Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts?
- Omar Kelly: Dolphins better learn from organization's previous costly mistakes
- Dieter Kurtenbach: The NFL always gets even. The 49ers will pay the toll in 2026.





