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The 2024 NFL draft kicks off with Round 1 on Thursday night (8 p.m. ET on ESPN/ABC), and our insiders are gathering all of the latest intel on how things might play out. When will the quarterbacks come off the board, and in what order? Which teams could surprise? Who are the late-rising prospects to watch? And what about Days 2 and 3 — how will teams build up their rosters?
Our national NFL reporters have spent the past week in Indianapolis at the annual NFL combine, talking to execs, coaches, agents, scouts, players and other team sources. The public's eyes might be on the top 2024 NFL draft prospects working out and running their 40-yard dashes, but behind the scenes, it's a great place to gather intel about what all 32 teams are doing this offseason. The franchise tag deadline is on Tuesday, and free agency kicks off in a week. We'll see a handful of trades, a ton of signings and even a few extensions. And with so many people from around the NFL all in one place, the combine offers a chance to learn what might happen.
The Kansas City Chiefs were crowned the Super Bowl LVIII champions Sunday night, which means it is now officially the 2024 NFL offseason. We're only a few weeks away from free agency and a couple of months from the draft, and this spring is expected to bring a lot of movement.
Our national NFL reporters have been in Las Vegas all week for Super Bowl LVIII, talking to execs, coaches, agents, scouts, players and other team sources. Of course, 49ers-Chiefs is the focal point of the week, as Patrick Mahomes and Brock Purdy get set to face off on Sunday night. But there are many more wheels turning in the NFL landscape this week, and Jeremy Fowler and Dan Graziano have the latest news.
Only one game remains in the 2023 NFL season. The San Francisco 49ers will face off against the reigning Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for Super Bowl LVIII. Which team will take home the Lombardi Trophy? Which player will win Super Bowl MVP?
Four NFL coaching spots have been filled, but four more remain open as we gear up for the conference championship games. The Patriots got the ball rolling by promoting Jerod Mayo to fill Bill Belichick's shoes, and then the Raiders gave interim coach Antonio Pierce the full-time gig, and the Titans chose to bring in Brian Callahan to replace Mike Vrabel. Most recently, the Chargers hired former Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday night. That leaves the Falcons, Seahawks, Commanders and Panthers.
The Los Angeles Chargers agreed to terms with Jim Harbaugh on Wednesday to be the franchise's next head coach. Harbaugh joins the Chargers weeks after leading Michigan to its first national title in 26 years. Harbaugh, 60, returns to the NFL a decade after he spent four seasons with the San Francisco 49ers (2011-2014), who he led to a Super Bowl appearance.
The NFL playoffs are finally here, which brings interesting matchups and storylines on the road to Super Bowl LVIII. But what about the 18 teams that didn't make the postseason field? They've entered the 2024 offseason, trying to get back on track to take a run at next season's title.