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After weeks of drama, Kyler Murray is making two things clear: He's committed to remaining with the Arizona Cardinals long-term, and he «desperately wants to win the Super Bowl.»
Perhaps the biggest storylines of the 2022 NFL offseason will center on quarterback movement. We've heard plenty about Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson, but will either actually change teams? A handful of other quarterbacks might also be right in the mix of trade conversations. Deshaun Watson, Kirk Cousins, Jimmy Garoppolo, Derek Carr, Carson Wentz and Baker Mayfield have varying levels of trade intrigue. With the Super Bowl behind us — and free agency less than a month away — the dominoes should start to fall soon. What is the latest on these eight quarterbacks and their futures?
The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially announced the hiring of Doug Pederson as their newest head coach.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Jaguars are hiring former Eagles head coach Doug Pederson as their next head coach, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
The Jaguars are hiring Doug Pederson as their head coach, according to multiple reports.
Tom Brady completed 25 of 34 passes for 226 yards and running back Leonard Fournette scored four touchdowns as the first-place Tampa Bay Buccaneers defeated the Indianapolis Colts 38-31 on Sunday. Fournettte's fourth touchdown came off a 28-yard run with just 20 seconds left in front of a crowd of a crowd of 63,000 at Lucas Oil Stadium. Fournette busted loose for the long run and the touchdown while running left in an attempt to get within field goal range for kicker Ryan Succop.
It feels like anything is possible on the NFL trade market. Teams are more willing than ever to part with top-shelf players or even top draft picks who haven't earned patience.
The NFL promises change. Impatient owners and general managers fire coaches after one or two years. Quarterbacks like the sound of new homes. Franchises embrace rebuilds with more frequency, and draft picks are traded like baseball cards on a school bus. And if Tom Brady can sign with Tampa Bay in 2020, then nothing appears off the table in 2022.