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Patriots owner Robert Kraft won't be going into Hall of Fame this year, reports say
Bill Belichick isn't the only key figure from the New England Patriots dynasty who won't be getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year.
Team owner Robert Kraft also failed to receive enough votes to be included in the Class of 2026, according to multiple media outlets. The inductees will be announced Thursday night at the NFL Honors ...Read more
Giants hiring Chiefs' Matt Nagy as Jaxson Dart's offensive coordinator
NEW YORK — Patrick Mahomes’ offensive coordinator is coming to New York to coach Jaxson Dart.
John Harbaugh is hiring the Chiefs’ Matt Nagy to be the Giants’ new offensive coordinator.
Harbaugh is providing a soft landing for a fellow member of the Andy Reid coaching tree after Kansas City did not renew Nagy’s contract as a non-...Read more
Mac Engel: NFL VP warns of growing calendar: 'There's a human body on the other side'
ARLINGTON, Texas — The potential life-changing effects caused by CTE, or any other ailment associated with football, have not deterred America’s appetite to play or watch the game, which is why the NFL, NCAA and most likely your neighborhood high school are adding weeks to their respective seasons.
When there is this much money to be made, ...Read more
Drake Maye, Patriots coaches downplay shoulder injury ahead of Super Bowl LX
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Drake Maye and his New England Patriots coaches don’t expect his injured throwing shoulder to limit him in Super Bowl LX.
The New England quarterback returned to practice Monday at Stanford University after sitting out last Friday’s session with an illness, along with his shoulder issue. The Patriots were not required ...Read more
Broncos promote quarterbacks coach Davis Webb to offensive coordinator
DENVER — Davis Webb has taken his next step up in the Denver Broncos’ staff hierarchy.
Head coach Sean Payton officially hired Webb as Denver’s next offensive coordinator, the team announced Monday afternoon. The move comes less than a week after Payton fired offensive coordinator and longtime loyalist Joe Lombardi, setting in motion an ...Read more
'We're ready': Community members, NFL players decry potential ICE enforcement during Super Bowl
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Around 100 community members rallied in downtown Monday to protest the possibility of Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents coming to the Bay Area during this weekend’s Super Bowl.
The protesters lead chants of “ICE out of the Bay, ICE out of San Jose” as music played in the background, with attendees waving ...Read more
Pat Leonard: Roger Goodell and NFL make weak, cautious statements on Steve Tisch's Jeffrey Epstein emails
NEW YORK — The NFL and commissioner Roger Goodell both made weak and cautious statements Monday in their first comments on New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch’s email correspondences with Jeffrey Epstein that were released three days prior.
The league pre-empted Goodell’s annual Super Bowl press conference with 21 empty words that seemed...Read more
Giants' Russell Wilson denies Epstein ties after emails allege he had interest buying plane
NEW YORK — Russell Wilson issued a stern denial of any association with Jeffrey Epstein after emails released by the Department of Justice referenced the quarterback’s alleged interest in purchasing a plane from the disgraced financier.
Multiple emails referring to Wilson were exchanged by Epstein, his longtime pilot Larry Visoski and his ...Read more
With Sean McVay and Les Snead re-signed, Rams wait on Matthew Stafford decision
LOS ANGELES — Coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead signed extensions that will keep them with the Los Angeles Rams for at least several more years.
Will quarterback Matthew Stafford decide to return and join them for an 18th NFL season?
"Our hope is that he does," McVay said Monday during a videoconference with reporters, "But I ...Read more
Omar Kelly: Is elevating a backup QB the right route for the Dolphins
MIAMI — The last time the world saw Nathaniel Hackett on the main stage he ran a troublesome offense for the New York Jets, which was one of the league’s bottom-dwellers.
And that was after being run out of Denver, where he didn’t even finish his one-year tenure as the Broncos’ head coach.
The son of former University of Pittsburgh and...Read more
Troy Renck: Sean Payton's best play call? Let Davis Webb run Broncos offense.
DENVER — Last one left, turn out the lights.
Over the past two weeks, the Broncos have lost five coaches. Coach Sean Payton fired offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi, receivers coach Keary Colbert and cornerbacks coach Addison Lynch, and senior offensive assistant Pete Carmichael and secondary coach Jim Leonhard are headed to Buffalo with ...Read more
Gene Collier: Why are coaches taking the foot out of football?
PITTSBURGH — There were vivid flashback moments within this culminating football season, strange but still eidetic sports memories I'm only now coming to understand, having to do with kiddie soccer.
You heard me.
My wife and I are standing on the sidelines of some suburban greenscape, in some previous century when one of the boys was playing...Read more
Ed Graney: If Klint Kubiak is the choice, Raiders hit it out of the park
LAS VEGAS — After all these weeks, after all the interviews and gossip about who it might be, the Las Vegas Raiders might have themselves a coach. Might be who they wanted all along.
It could also work out to be the perfect choice.
Seattle offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak is apparently it — he can’t sign a deal or be officially ...Read more
Dieter Kurtenbach: The 49ers lucked out in landing Raheem Morris as defensive coordinator
They say it’s sometimes better to be lucky than good.
That’s nonsense. It is always better to be lucky than good.
And on Sunday, Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch got lucky. Again.
Raheem Morris is coming back to the Bay to be Shanahan’s defensive coordinator. It is a home-run hire, one that provides an immediate upgrade to the 49ers’ ...Read more
Paul George's suspension brings back belief that he was a bad signing for the Sixers. Here's why.
PHILADELPHIA — Paul George’s tenure with the 76ers was finally starting to pay dividends ... until it wasn’t.
Finally healthy, the nine-time All-Star was beginning to flourish in his role as the third member of the Sixers’ Big Three.
While the other members of the trio — Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey — provided the bulk of the ...Read more
Former Falcons coach Raheem Morris to lead 49ers' defense
SANTA CLARA, Calif. – Two decades ago, when Kyle Shanahan broke into the NFL coaching ranks, he was a Tampa Bay Buccaneers offensive assistant who would crash the team’s defensive meetings to learn that side of the ball. Also in those discussions was Raheem Morris, the assistant defensive backs coach.
That Shanahan-Morris connection would ...Read more
Raiders plan to hire Seahawks' Klint Kubiak as head coach
LAS VEGAS — The Las Vegas Raiders plan to hire Klint Kubiak as their next head coach, the Las Vegas Review-Journal has confirmed.
Kubiak is not allowed to sign a deal, nor can he be officially announced, until after the Super Bowl as he still plans to call plays for the Seattle offense against the New England Patriots next Sunday in Santa ...Read more
Cardinals hire Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur as head coach
LOS ANGELES — Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay goes through it nearly every year.
The Rams have a successful season and other NFL teams raid his coaching staff.
Mike LaFleur, the Rams' offensive coordinator for the last three seasons, is the latest to parlay his time with McVay into an NFL head coaching opportunity.
The Arizona Cardinals ...Read more
4 lessons that can resonate for Steelers -- and entire NFL -- from Super Bowl participants
PITTSBURGH — Super Bowl LX is about a week away, and 20 years ago the Steelers were about to win Super Bowl XL.
Back then, they had a blueprint other NFL teams were trying to emulate. But two decades later, the script is flipped on more than just the roman numerals to denote the game.
The Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots have the ...Read more
Josh Tolentino: Ravens don't play it safe with OC Declan Doyle. That's admirable.
BALTIMORE — The Ravens could have played it safe. After hiring new coach Jesse Minter, Baltimore could have prioritized experience and proven play-calling at offensive coordinator. The Ravens could have dipped back into their coaching candidate pool and found their next offensive leader.
They did not.
Instead, they hired Declan Doyle, a ...Read more
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- Broncos promote quarterbacks coach Davis Webb to offensive coordinator
- Giants' Russell Wilson denies Epstein ties after emails allege he had interest buying plane
- Pat Leonard: Roger Goodell and NFL make weak, cautious statements on Steve Tisch's Jeffrey Epstein emails
- 'We're ready': Community members, NFL players decry potential ICE enforcement during Super Bowl
- Drake Maye, Patriots coaches downplay shoulder injury ahead of Super Bowl LX





