3 months ago

John Harbaugh Ready for New York Media, Won’t Hold Back

“I’ve had 18 years in Baltimore & 10 in Philly to prepare for the NY media,” Harbaugh said, adding he’ll answer “honest” and “real.” He told players “anything you say can or will be held against you,” but insisted, “If I give an honest answer… I don’t care.” Still, he won’t reveal anything the Eagles shouldn’t hear.

By Sauvik Banerjee

3 months ago

NDSU QB Cole Payton Emerging As Draft Riser

“Cole Payton is creating a strong buzz in the scouting community,” insider Jason La Canfora reported, adding multiple executives gave him “a high second-round grade” and believe he is “firmly the second-best talent at the quarterback position in this draft.” The NDSU quarterback is emerging as a potential surprise riser on boards.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 months ago

Report: Chiefs Likely to Release Veteran OT Jawaan Taylor

“This one seems like a formality at this point,” The Athletic's Jesse Newell wrote of Kansas City potentially moving on from Taylor. “The Chiefs can save $20 million against the cap by cutting the oft-penalized Taylor,” he added, noting the 28-year-old “seems destined for a change of scenery.” Moore could slide over, leaving Simmons at left tackle.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 months ago

John Harbaugh is Ready For New York Media Spotlight

“It’s like, what doesn’t kill me doesn’t bother me,” Giants HC Harbaugh told Ian O’Connor about handling the New York media. “I’m going to say what I think is respectful and honest and hopefully real,” he added. “At this stage of my life, I'm going to try to be honest and give them as real an answer as I can.”

By Shubham Bhargav

3 months ago

Tyrann Mathieu Offers Patriots Advice After Super Bowl Loss

Former Saints safety Tyrann Mathieu told New England’s post-Super Bowl crew they should “take sort of the Kansas City Chiefs approach,” noting after his own Super Bowl defeat, “the very next day, they got new offensive linemen.” Mathieu suggested the Patriots follow a similar path to address protection issues and improve their roster after falling short.

By Shubham Bhargav

3 months ago

Jake Olsen Backs Out Of Commanders Job, Remains At LSU

LSU safeties coach Olsen has decided to remain with the Tigers after initially being set to leave for a role with the Washington Commanders, sources told CBS Sports. Kiffin and LSU worked to retain him after he accepted the job, and the program is now set to keep Olsen on staff.

By Shubham Bhargav

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