Ravens stars praise Lamar Jackson for winning second MVP Award: 'He's one of one'
Baltimore Ravens stars Kyle Hamilton and Kyle Van Noy say quarterback Lamar Jackson is "one of one" after winning his second MVP Award.
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Chiefs' Donovan Smith hints that post-Super Bowl plans might include Jets
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Source -- Seahawks to hire Cowboys DL coach Aden Durde as DC - ESPN
The Seattle Seahawks plan to hire Aden Durde as their defensive coordinator under new coach Mike Macdonald, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday.
How Ravens' Lamar Jackson went from trade request to MVP - ESPN
BALTIMORE — It was the surest of bets at Thursday's NFL Honors show: Lamar Jackson was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player. For the past six weeks, the expectation was seeing Jackson walk upon the stage, and at age 27, become the league's youngest two-time MVP since the merger.
What the stats say about the Kansas City Chiefs' penalties - ESPN
This NFL season was exceptional for both officiating controversy as well as the speculation surrounding the Chiefs and the idea that the NFL — in a frenzied effort to increase ratings — wanted to showcase the triumvirate of MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes, premier tight end Travis Kelce and, of course, Taylor Swift, whose romance with Kelce and sightings at games became its own sideshow.
Ravens rookie Zay Flowers involved in alleged domestic assault investigation: report
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Ravens QB Lamar Jackson wins 2nd career NFL MVP award - ESPN
Though the season ultimately fell short of his expectations, Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson still made NFL history at Thursday evening's NFL Honors ceremony by winning The Associated Press' NFL Most Valuable Player award for a second time.
Travis Kelce is setting the Chiefs' standard ahead of Super Bowl LVIII - ESPN
ANDY REID WAS aiming to share some of his wisdom with the Kansas City Chiefs in their locker room during the AFC Championship Game.