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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown couldn't corral the first pass of training camp from quarterback Drake Maye, which put Brown on the hot seat with head coach Mike Vrabel. It reminded Brown of the start of his NFL career when he played under Vrabel with the Tennessee Titans (2019-21), but this time he received the message differently.
Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers had one last thing on his to-do list before training camp started.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Cardinals tight end Trey McBride walked back comments he made in June that criticized Arizona's fanbase as being transient or nonexistent.
Could one of the best wide receivers of his generation be hanging up his cleats and making a career change?
Traditionally, evaluating a recruiting cycle in late July is a tricky task. There's still a lot of road left before the early signing period opens Dec. 4, and plenty can (and will) change by then. Coaches, invariably, get fired. At least a few elite prospects, inevitably, flip. And in an era when high school recruits cannot legally sign binding contracts until December, there's always room for unfulfilled promises and late drama at the negotiating table.
Mike Renner tells Dan that Diego Pavia is likely done with football for good after college due to weak arm strength & that we will forget about him in a few years
Five-star running back David Gabriel Georges committed to Tennessee on Wednesday, sealing a massive victory for Vols coach Josh Heupel and closing one of the fiercest recruiting battles of the 2027 cycle.
Dan Zaksheske believes that Ryan Calrk became too much of a headache for ESPN to retain during layoffs.