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- Sep 30, 2026
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Buccaneers Need Their Own J.J. McCarthy–Like Trade After Baker Mayfield’s Injury (opens the original)
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For certain teams, it doesn’t hurt to take a flyer on a recent first-round pick who has fallen out of favor with the team that drafted them. Perhaps the Giants weren’t the right team to make the trade for 2024 first-round pick J.J. McCarthy, but a few other teams should have pulled the trigger on that trade, which only required sending a 2027 fifth-round pick to the Vikings. Rarely does it hurt to have options at quarterback, especially with the number of injuries that have piled up at the posit
Ben Johnson Showed Why He’s More Than a Great Play-Caller With Case Keenum’s Performance (opens the original)
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I don’t want to give my editors more ideas because I’ve already given the backup quarterbacks too much attention this season, but part of me wants to rank the top third-string signal-callers in the NFL to give Case Keenum more praise. He was that good Monday night in the Bears’ 27–7 victory against the Eagles while filling in for Caleb Williams, who’s dealing with a hamstring injury, and Tyson Bagent, who was recently cleared from the concussion protocol. Without much thought, Keenum would likel
NFL Week 3 Lessons: Why Seven Seconds Could Define Cowboys’ Season (opens the original)
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Week 3 in the NFL confirmed some things we already knew. For instance, the Raiders are very good under new coach Klint Kubiak and can now be discussed as a playoff contender with less laughter from doubters after beating the Saints, 35–27, to improve to 3–0. Las Vegas has already matched its win total from last season. The Buccaneers might still be punting after running into Brian Flores’s Vikings defense. Baker Mayfield, who sustained a dislocated right thumb in the 23–16 loss, was just the lat
Davis Webb Has Quieted the Calls for Sean Payton to Resume Play-Calling (opens the original)
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Part of the Bo Nix roller coaster experience is that slow starts are going to happen. Sure, maybe they shouldn’t happen as often as they have so far this season. But perhaps the consistency of inconsistency is what has helped Davis Webb find a rhythm in his first season as an offensive play-caller. While everyone is caught up in what Broncos coach Sean Payton is thinking regarding another slow start for the offense, Webb has played the long game and leaned on the likelihood that Nix will eventua
2027 NFL Draft: The Best Edge Rusher in This Class and Revising Our QB1 Tiers (opens the original)
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South Carolina edge rusher Dylan Stewart needed only a handful of snaps to prove why he should be viewed as the top defensive player in next year’s draft. I’ll admit I had some doubt about Stewart after he missed the first two games of the season due to a back injury. I was also caught up in Colin Simmons’s performances because all the Texas edge rusher does is deliver high production. Stewart’s high upside and freakish athleticism is why I ranked him the No. 1 edge rusher on my initial big boar
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