American Football News

Warren just concluded his first full year on the job during one of the most consequential periods in Bears history.

The first round of the 2024 NFL draft kicks off on Thursday. What are the Patriots planning to do at No. 3 overall?

Roman Gabriel, the first Filipino American quarterback in the NFL and the league MVP in 1969, died Saturday at 83.

Allen is one of two remaining captains from the 2023 team.

Longtime draft expert Jeff Legwold picks this year's top prospects. In 2023, 78 of his picks were selected in the top 100.

Dak Prescott said Friday that negotiations have not really begun with the Cowboys on a new deal, although he had what he termed a "great conversation" with owner and GM Jerry Jones about a month ago.

Former No. 2 pick Zach Wilson is skipping voluntary workouts as he remains on the trading block with less than a week to go before the NFL draft.

Bills owner Terry Pegula is looking into a potential sale of a minority interest in the team, one that, if completed, would not involve changing the Pegula family's controlling interest.

Longtime NFL executive Bill Tobin, who served as the general manager of the Colts and Bears, has died at the age of 83.

Colts tight end Drew Ogletree has been removed from the commissioner's exempt list and is participating in offseason workouts with the team.

NFL general managers often pat themselves on the back for draft trade-ups, but they're usually wrong.

The former top prospect went from 'QB1' to the transfer portal, but he never lost his confidence.

Twenty years after Pat Tillman's death, his mom reflects on bad command decisions and false narratives.

The free agent talent pool has mostly dried up, but many teams still have holes to fill with the NFL draft fast approaching. Mike Clay offers a potential solution for some of the most glaring roster voids.

The Biletnikoff winner out of Ohio State could be the first wide receiver taken in the 2024 NFL draft.

Included with the new digs will be an alternate black jersey.

As the NFL has moved on from this year's firing-and-hiring cycle, two questions remain: Why is Bill Belichick suddenly and seemingly unemployable? And will he coach again?