Monthly Archives: January 2024

What happens next for Stefon Diggs and the Bills?

The Bills and receiver Stefon Diggs seem to be at a crossroads. And there seems to be no good option for proceeding. Diggs, one of our favorite players in the NFL, has fallen from the ranks of the top receivers in the NFL. His contract, however, keeps him among the highest paid players at his position. So what will the …

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Wesley McGriff’s return is ‘big’ for 5-star Auburn target Zelus Hicks

Wesley McGriff was a member of Hugh Freeze’s first coaching staff at Auburn and despite a brief stint at Texas A&M, he will be a part of the second one. That development was significant for five-star safety Zelus Hicks. McGriff coaches the cornerbacks but he has taken the lead for Hicks. “It was very important actually. I was shocked that …

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Titans announce Brian Callahan as head coach, new power structure of front office

The Tennessee Titans announced the hiring of former Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan as their new head coach on Wednesday. Callahan replaces Mike Vrabel, who was fired earlier this month after two straight losing seasons. At 39 years old, Callahan becomes the sixth-youngest head coach in the NFL.  Callahan, who is the son of former Oakland Raiders head coach and current Cleveland Browns offensive …

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Will new Panthers GM Dan Morgan’s Seahawks roots shape head coaching hire?

Greg Auman NFC South Reporter The Panthers have taken the first step in their leadership reboot, promoting Dan Morgan to be their president of football operations and general manager, with their head coach job remaining one of five spots still unfilled across the league. Morgan, 45, has spent 15 years working his way up NFL front offices and had been …

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Chargers to have second G.M. interview with Brandon Brown

The Chargers are trying to finalize a deal to make Jim Harbaugh their next head coach and they may also be moving closer to hiring their next General Manager. Tom Pelissero on NFL Media reports that Giants assistant G.M. Brandon Brown is in Los Angeles on Wednesday for his second interview with the team. Brown joined the Giants after they …

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Four-star 2025 running back Anthony “Turbo” Rogers is offered by USC

Former Alabama commit Anthony “Turbo” Rogers has been officially offered by the USC Trojans. The four-star running back, who is listed at 5-foot-9 and 195 pounds, had originally cut his recruitment to a top five with Georgia, Florida, Auburn, Alabama, and Oregon, but he is still taking offers and visits this upcoming season. In his sophomore year of high school, Rogers …

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Still a market for former Patriots coach Bill Belichick? | The Carton Show

Video Details In this 1st and Football segment, Craig Carton is joined by Willie Colon and Greg Jennings to explore… is there still a market for Bill Belichick? After parting ways with the New England Patriots, the media was sure teams looking for head coaches would be clamoring at the chance to fill the spot with Belichick… and yet he …

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What is the Foy-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy? The Iron Bowl tradition, explained

Jalen Milroe’s impossible touchdown throw to clinch an 27-24 Iron Bowl victory in Week 13 of the college football season didn’t just send Alabama football to the SEC Championship Game, nor simply give the Crimson Tide bragging rights over a longtime rival in Auburn. The unlikely last-second victory earned Alabama the Foy-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy, awarded annually to the winner of …

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Bobby Slowik to have in-person second interview with Falcons on Thursday

Texans offensive coordinator Bobby Slowik is set for another chance to make an impression on Atlanta’s brass. Slowik will have an in-person interview with the Falcons on Thursday for their head coaching vacancy, according to NFL Media’s Tom Pelissero. Slowik, 36, had an in-person second interview with the Commanders on Tuesday. He’s also drawn interest from the Panthers and Seahawks. …

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