After OTAs this week, Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald talk about how Josh Allen seems more focused this offseason and what to expect from the defense.
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Rookie quarterbacks will get much of the attention this week when most NFL teams hit the field for non-contact practices. Twenty teams kicked off their voluntary organized team activities on Monday and 10 more will do so on Tuesday. Only the defending NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles and the AFC runner-up Cincinnati Bengals aren’t holding workouts this week.
Aaron Rodgers nearly upended the NFL schedule two years ago when he told some within the Green Bay Packers organization that he didn't want to return to the team. For the sake and sanity of those in the league's scheduling department, cooler heads prevailed. Rodgers was on the move during this offseason with his trade to the New York Jets, but it was planned well enough in advance that the league and its network partners could get in their requests. The Jets will make six prime-time appearances and have four games in the Sunday afternoon late window.
News Bills writers Jay Skurski, Ryan O'Halloran, Mark Gaughan and Katherine Fitzgerald weigh in on some scheduling topics before the unveiling.
The Houston Texans had the most significant jump of any team post-draft, as FrontPageBets takes a look at the odds for each NFL franchise to win it all next season now that the 2023 draft is complete.
Mark Gaughan provides analysis on what the first-round pick means for the Bills offense, a closer look at Dalton Kincaid and the concerns connected to the outside-the-box pick.
"General Manager Brandon Beane saw what you all saw last season and came to the same conclusion. The offense needs more juice. Allen needs more people who can work the middle of the field," Mark Gaughan writes.
FrontPageBets takes a look at the odds for each NFL team to win Super Bowl LVIII, just days before the 2023 NFL Draft.
With the NFL draft one week away, Buffalo Bills General Manager Brandon Beane could go in a variety of directions with the team's first two picks, including slot receiver, middle linebacker and tight end. Also, the latest developments on Damar Hamlin's potential return.
MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — Tua Tagovailoa considered walking away from football.
"Stef’s gonna Stef. I love the guy. He is one of my favorite people on this planet. He is so fiery, so competitive, he wants the ball in his hands 24/7, and I’m never gonna not like a guy like that. He wants what’s best for the team,” Josh Allen said.
Jalen Hurts is set to sign one of the richest deals in NFL history, agreeing to a five-year, $255 million extension with the Philadelphia Eagles, including $179.3 million guaranteed. Hurts was rewarded for his breakout season in which he was named an AP NFL MVP finalist and led the Eagles to the Super Bowl, where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The Tennessee Titans agreed Friday to a four-year contract extension with two-time Pro Bowl defensive lineman Jeffery Simmons. The Titans picked up the two-time defensive captain’s fifth-year option for 2023 for $10.76 million last April. ESPN.com first reported the deal was worth up to $94 million with $66 million guaranteed. Agent Paul DeRousselle did not return messages from the AP.
Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst valued Jordan Love’s potential enough three years ago to trade up in the draft and select him in the first round, catching the Hall of Fame-caliber quarterback already on Green Bay’s roster by surprise. Love finally has a chance to show he was worth the gamble. Plus news from around the NFL on Thursday.
Boston College defensive end Mike Mamula didn't have much of an impactful NFL career with the Philadelphia Eagles. But he was a trailblazer in the league nonetheless. He was among the first prospects to train specifically for the drills he'd perform in at the NFL's annual scouting combine in Indianapolis. He killed it and rocketed up the draft board later that year.
New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara and three other men have pleaded not guilty in Nevada to charges they beat a man unconscious at a Las Vegas Strip nightclub before the NFL’s 2022 Pro Bowl. Plus other news from around the NFL on Thursday.
Linebacker Ochaun Mathis understood playing an extra college season was a risky move. He knew he could be aging out of an NFL career. Now, with more developed skills and a stronger body, Mathis is seeing his gamble pay off. He's one of a growing number of draft prospects in their mid-20s chasing their lifelong dream at the league's annual scouting combine.
Where the Bills’ defense goes from here in the wake of the 27-10 loss to the Bengals is a complex question with issues and answers that intertwine.
A grand jury in Nevada has indicted New Orleans Saints running back Alvin Kamara and Cincinnati Bengals newly acquired cornerback Chris Lammons in connection with an alleged beating at a Las Vegas nightclub last February. The Clark County grand jury handed up the indictment in Las Vegas on Wednesday on the same two battery charges prosecutors filed last year against the NFL players and two others. KLAS-TV first reported the indictment Thursday.
A year ago, Buffalo was the top-rated TV market for the Los Angeles Rams’ 23-20 Super Bowl victory over the Cincinnati Bengals with a 47.9 rating.
The injury total was a lot more than the Bills have been accustomed to in the tenure of coach Sean McDermott.
FrontPageBets takes a look at the early odds-on favorites to win the NFL's top individual award for the 2023-24 season.
"Every day, I'm amazed that my experiences could encourage so many others across the country and even across the world," Hamlin said. "Encourage to pray, encourage to spread love and encourage to keep fighting, no matter the circumstances."
FrontPageBets has three player props to consider when the Kansas City Chiefs face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl.
If you want to see the commercial, you better not leave your TV for a snack or a visit to the restroom after Rihanna's halftime performance, Pergament says.