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Matt Calkins: Why these Seahawks can deliver Seattle its first dynasty
SEATTLE — But what's happiness? It's a moment before you need more happiness."
— Don Draper, "Mad Men"
An estimated crowd of close to a million people — a million — flooded the streets of Seattle to celebrate a champion. This is a city that savors every championship moment bestowed upon it by its preeminent teams.
We saw this happen ...Read more
Source: Patriots open defensive coordinator job, move Terrell Williams to new role
The Patriots opened up their defensive coordinator role, per a source, moving Terrell Williams to a high-ranking position on staff.
Williams, now cancer-free, entered the 2025 season as the Patriots’ defensive coordinator until taking a leave of absence after being diagnosed with prostate cancer prior to Week 2.
Inside linebackers coach Zak ...Read more
Epstein files contradict Giants co-owner Steve Tisch's claim of 'brief' association with sex offender
NEW YORK — Giants co-owner Steve Tisch claimed his association with late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was “brief.” That was a disingenuous characterization of their relationship at best.
Regular email exchanges between Epstein and Tisch, 76, dating back to 2013 — revealed in the Department of Justice’s recent release of more...Read more
Mike Preston: Will Ravens' coaching youth movement pay off?
BALTIMORE — It’s hard to tell if the Baltimore Ravens’ new coaching staff assembled by first-year coach Jesse Minter will perform well, but it’s an interesting mix with five assistants coming from the college ranks.
Right now, it’s hard to applaud — or offer condolences — but we’ll find out soon.
Maybe it’s all part of the ...Read more
Hundreds of thousands turn out for Seahawks Super Bowl celebration
SEATTLE — Hundreds of thousands of Seattle Seahawks fans crowded Lumen Field and the streets of downtown Seattle on Wednesday to celebrate the football team’s Super Bowl win in what felt like a blue-and-green citywide party.
Well before sunrise, some fans woke up to guarantee their spot on a bus, or pushed a discarded couch multiple blocks ...Read more
Mike Vrabel responds to Seahawks claiming Patriots had pass-protection 'tell'
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Seattle Seahawks apparently had some help with their blitzes in the Super Bowl.
Immediately after winning Super Bowl LX 29-13, cornerback Devon Witherspoon told SiriusXM NFL Radio that Seahawks essentially knew what the New England Patriots were going to do on offense based on the way their offensive linemen were ...Read more
Matt Calkins: Seahawks show their personalities before Super Bowl parade
SEATTLE — The contrast between the Seahawks’ first Super Bowl-winning team and this one was as stark as a left tackle and a kicker.
Or at least we thought.
That Legion of Boom squad from 12 years ago was teeming with personalities as big as a 767. It had Richard Sherman and Marshawn Lynch and Michael Bennett. It had a defense dancing to ...Read more
Giants hiring ex-Titans head coach Brian Callahan as quarterbacks coach
NEW YORK — The Tennessee Titans are picking higher than the New York Giants are in April’s NFL draft. The Giants are hiring their former head coach, Brian Callahan, to be the quarterbacks coach for Jaxson Dart.
Callahan, 41, the son of experienced NFL offensive line coach Bill Callahan, posted a 4-19 record (.174) as the Titans’ head ...Read more
Ex-Steelers linebacker Joey Porter Sr. goes after Ben Roethlisberger as a teammate and a person
PITTSBURGH — Let the war of words begin.
Joey Porter Sr. recently co-hosted Cam Heyward's podcast, and when the conversation turned to ex-Steelers being critical of former coach Mike Tomlin, the former Steelers linebacker didn't hold back on Ben Roethlisberger (aka "Seven").
"Seven definitely broke the brotherhood, because the [expletive] ...Read more
Brad Biggs: Seahawks' emphatic Super Bowl victory highlights some offseason priorities for Bears
CHICAGO — In the NFL, where the next big event is rarely far off, the scouting combine is fast approaching. The league will descend on Indianapolis for a week beginning Feb. 23, and the start of the new league year March 11 isn’t far behind.
The Chicago Bears have been deep in scouting meetings, and the coaches have returned to Halas Hall ...Read more
Ed Graney: Klint Kubiak wins people over with hard work, not words
LAS VEGAS — He’s all about football. That’s the most important thing.
Klint Kubiak wasn’t going to dazzle at a news conference Tuesday while being introduced as the new Las Vegas Raiders coach. Wasn’t going to drop many one-liners or jokes or bring the room down. That’s not him.
Antonio Pierce won the news conference.
Pete Carroll...Read more
Seahawks kick off Super Bowl parade with raucous ceremony at Lumen Field
SEATTLE — The Seahawks’ Super Bowl celebration at Lumen Field on Wednesday morning began with a toast and included a boast.
The roughly 35-minute program of speeches at Lumen Field kicked off the parade through Seattle honoring the team’s 29-13 win in the Super Bowl on Sunday over the New England Patriots included some R-rated moments ...Read more
Arlington Heights rallies to bring Bears to the suburbs -- and fight off a bid from Indiana
CHICAGO — As competition for a new Chicago Bears stadium intensifies, suburban fans and leaders plan to rally Wednesday night to bring the team to Arlington Heights, Ill. — with a new urgency to fight off a bid from Indiana.
The Indiana Senate recently passed a bill to create a northwest Indiana sports stadium authority to finance, build ...Read more
Sean Keeler: Broncos need to give RB Breece Hall what he wants, a Super Bowl ride on Bo Nix Express
DENVER — That one’s for the John. The sooner we flush Super Bowl Suxty out of our collective eyeballs, the better. Still, you win or you learn, right?
“Coach mentioned that as well, just how young of a team that we are,” Denver Broncos punter Jeremy Crawshaw told me as we talked at his locker stall after the AFC championship. “So I ...Read more
49ers' Keion White shot after argument with rapper Lil Baby: report
San Francisco 49er Keion White was shot following an argument with rapper Lil Baby and his entourage at the football player’s Super Bowl party, according to a police report.
The 27-year-old defensive end was shot in the ankle just after 4 a.m. on Monday at Dahlia Lounge in San Francisco. As of Tuesday, no arrests had been made and no suspect ...Read more
Portage, Ind., proposes Chicago Bears stadium on city land
The city of Portage, Ind., is throwing a Hail Mary pass at a privately-funded Chicago Bears stadium built on city-owned land, city officials said Tuesday.
Portage Mayor Austin Bonta said the city has proposed to build a stadium on 300 acres of city-owned land on the north side of the city. City officials are calling the proposal “Halas Harbor...Read more
Drake Maye makes promise to Patriots fans after postseason struggles
FOXBORO, Mass. — Patriots players took one last trip into Gillette Stadium on Tuesday following Sunday’s Super Bowl LX loss to the Seahawks.
Players had a final meeting with positional coaches and other staff, but they’ll be back in the facility in no time.
“Ten weeks until we’re back here,” quarterback Drake Maye said Tuesday. “...Read more
Seahawks clean out lockers with an eye on Super Bowl parade
RENTON, Wash. — There’s still plenty of fun ahead for the Seattle Seahawks, starting with a parade Wednesday morning through the streets of Seattle celebrating their 29-13 Super Bowl victory over the New England Patriots.
“It’s something I’ve dreamed about, said cornerback Riq Woolen, who noted he has walked by pictures of the parade ...Read more
Mike Vorel: Seahawks weren't ready for Super Bowl when season began
SEATTLE — As 12s prepare for a parade, as John Schneider shines his second Lombardi Trophy, as Sam Darnold and Kenneth Walker III sit in a spinning teacup at Disneyland, as Mike Macdonald makes his “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” debut, it’s easy to forget where this Seahawks season started.
It started with a 17-13 loss to the rival San Francisco ...Read more
Rams offensive tackle Rob Havenstein announces retirement
Back in September of 2023, Steve Avila felt overcome with nerves. The rookie left guard was about to make his NFL debut, and his anxiety was written all over his face.
Looking over at him, veteran Rams right tackle Rob Havenstein offered the kind of salt-of-the-earth wisdom that he specialized in.
“‘Hey man, it’s just football. You’re ...Read more
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- Drake Maye makes promise to Patriots fans after postseason struggles





