Monthly Archives: January 2024

It’s hard to say goodbye to Bill Belichick

Curran: It’s hard to say goodbye to Bill Belichick originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Thursday marked the end of an era in New England as Bill Belichick and the Patriots parted ways after 24 years together. Those two-plus decades were highlighted by 17 AFC East titles, nine AFC championships, and six Super Bowl victories. Even if Jerod Mayo is …

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Steven Stamkos will stay with Lightning at least through season, GM says

Jan 16, 2024, 07:57 PM ET Tampa Bay Lightning captain Steven Stamkos will remain with the team through at least the end of the regular season, general manager Julien BriseBois said Tuesday. “I know as we get closer to the [March 8] deadline, a popular and interesting topic is who’s going to get traded [and] who won’t get traded,” BriseBois …

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5-star quarterback Julian Lewis reclassifies from 2026 to 2025

One of the nation’s top high school quarterback prospects is planning to graduate a year early. Julian Lewis, a five-star QB from Carrollton High School (Ga.), announced he is reclassifying to the class of 2025 and will enter next year as a senior. The USC Trojans commit was the top-ranked quarterback prospect in the class of 2026 prior to the …

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Former Oregon TE Casey Kelly transfers to East Carolina

Casey Kelly, the former Oregon Ducks tight end who entered the transfer portal in December, has finalized his transfer to East Carolina University. 2023 was Kelly’s first and only season with the Ducks, and he finished the year with 5 catches, 43 yards, and 2 TDs. 2024 will be Kelly’s final year of eligibility, so a desire for a bigger …

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Panthers complete interview with Dolphins OC Frank Smith

The Panthers completed their fifth virtual interview for the head coaching vacancy. The team announced Tuesday it interviewed Dolphins offensive coordinator Frank Smith, who also has interest from the Seahawks. Smith was a longtime Saints assistant before joining the Dolphins in 2022 as coordinator. He does not call plays for the Dolphins, who led the league in total offense this …

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LSU reportedly finalizing a deal to bring Corey Raymond back on staff

LSU may be close to completing its staff with a familiar face. The Tigers are finalizing a deal to bring Corey Raymond back to coach the secondary, according to On3’s Shea Dixon. A Louisiana native and LSU assistant from 2006-08 and again from 2012-21, Raymond was the architect and primary recruiter who helped stake the Tigers’ “DBU” claim. He was …

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Alabama expected to hire Buffalo coach Maurice Linguist for defensive assistant role

Getty Images Alabama is expected to hire sitting Buffalo head coach Maurice Linguist for an assistant role on Kalen DeBoer’s new staff, 247Sports reports. Linguist, who is 14-23 in three seasons guiding the Bulls, will likely work with the Crimson Tide’s secondary, according to multiple reports.  Linguist would become the third sitting FBS coach poached by Alabama since Saban’s decision …

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Kyle Juszczyk ‘proud’ of wife Kristin’s rise to NFL fashion fame

Kyle Juszczyk ‘proud’ of wife Kristin’s rise to NFL fashion fame originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area While the 49ers were on their bye week during the NFL’s Super Wild Card Weekend, one member of the franchise’s family had a starring role. The nation learned all about fashion and seamstress extraordinaire Kristin Juszczyk, the wife of 49ers All-Pro fullback …

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Four-star in-state OL projected to commit to Georgia football

Elite offensive tackle recruit Cortez Smith is projected to commit to Georgia football, per 247Sports. Smith is a member of the class of 2025. The 6-foot-4, 295-pound offensive line recruit plays football for Parkview High School in Liburn, Georgia. Smith is rated as the No. 7 interior offensive line recruit, the No. 19 player in Georgia, and the No. 130 …

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Should Nick Sirianni take fall for Eagles’ collapse?

Ralph Vacchiano NFC East Reporter It would have been unthinkable that Nick Sirianni’s job was in any kind of jeopardy just two months ago. It hadn’t even been a year since he took the Philadelphia Eagles to Super Bowl LVII. They were 10-1 and looked like they were rolling to the NFC championship again. The collapse that came next was …

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