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The 2024 NFL Draft has come and gone, with several executives saddled with buyer's remorse after watching some of their selections fail spectacularly in roles that are not suited for their talents. Though schematic and cultural fit are the top reasons behind a draft miss, the scouting community might have misevaluated some of the top prospects in the class.
Michigan is targeting North Carolina's Chip Lindsey to be its next offensive coordinator, sources told ESPN's Pete Thamel and Max Olson on Tuesday.
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NFL Hall of Famer Brian Urlacher reacts to President-elect Trump's victory exciting Americans nationwide on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
The NFL season's Week 11 — the week that kicking died. Philadelphia's Jake Elliott missed (twice), Cincinnati's Evan McPherson missed (twice) and Baltimore's Justin Tucker missed (twice). Even Dallas' Brandon Aubrey missed (just once, he's still the GOAT). That's how this week will always be remembered — not for the Steelers beating the Ravens again, nor for the Lions handing the Jaguars their worst loss in franchise history, nor for the undefeated Chiefs finally falling. But for the day that kicking died.
Every week, FOX Sports NFL Insider Peter Schrager opens his notebook and opines on three of the biggest storylines around the league. Here are his takes heading into Week 12, including how the Giants missed out on a franchise QB, the Eagles' star mystery man on defense, and making a Hall of Fame case for Terrell Suggs.
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Caleb Williams' post-bye skid continued in the Chicago Bears' 19-3 loss to the New England Patriots on Sunday. It was the Bears' third loss in a row, causing the blame game to be played in the Windy City as it appears changes to the team's offense could be on the horizon.