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The Los Angeles Chargers and Detroit Lions have already kicked off training camp. Rookies for several other teams have also reported. All veterans across the league are due this week.
They say Christmas is in December and it's 12 days long. Codswallop, say I. Christmas starts in July, is four weeks long and comes with a present nearly every single day: That your favorite third-string receiver made a tough snag over the middle in double coverage; that the undersized, small-school undrafted pass rusher is once again terrorizing the backup offensive line; that everybody — and I mean everybody — is in the best shape of his life.
Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell said that he’s "not worried" about the Lions taking a step back this season after losing coordinators Ben Johnson and Aaron Glenn. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth discuss the expectations for Detroit t...
New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner wants to stick around for the long term, hoping he can be a catalyst for a dramatic turnaround. It sounds like that wish will come to fruition.
Defensive end Za'Darius Smith remains a free agent, but, in the end, he wants to be back with the team that he went to the playoffs with last season, that being the Detroit Lions — who cut him in March.
Jermaine Johnson's long-awaited comeback from a torn Achilles tendon is on track to happen the same day a former New York Jets teammate makes what's sure to be a much-hyped return.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — New York Jets defensive end Jermaine Johnson will make his long-awaited return from Achilles surgery against someone who knows that feeling — former teammate Aaron Rodgers, the new quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When mandatory minicamp opened last June, the New York Jets made news for the wrong reasons. Two of their most prominent players were no-shows. One was on the other side of the world, investigating the riddle of the Sphinx. The other was on the other side of New Jersey, spinning his own riddle with a perplexing holdout.