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Is Patriots QB Drake Maye ready for the NFL's biggest stage?
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Drake Maye did not wait long to earn a spot on the NFL's grandest stage.
In only his second season, the New England Patriots' quarterback led his team to the Super Bowl.
Now Maye, 23, will try to join four other second-year quarterbacks who won Super Bowl titles.
"I'm not too great at my history," Maye said when asked ...Read more
Scott Fowler: Panthers legend Greg Olsen on Kuechly, Cam, prevent defenses and Belichick snub
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Carolina Panthers legend Greg Olsen is feeling very good about his former teammate Luke Kuechly’s chances to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame Thursday.
Olsen is scheduled to fly out to California Thursday, with the idea of celebrating alongside Kuechly if the former linebacker makes the Hall of Fame on his second try.
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Mike Vorel: Seahawks need to stiff-arm multitude of Super Bowl LX distractions
SAN JOSE, Calif. — On Jan. 21, Mike Macdonald stepped to a podium at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center, just as he had for the Seahawks’ previous 19 game-week news conferences. The Seahawks’ second-year coach is a man of regimented routine, repeating the same process to ensure the right result.
Only this time, a blue backdrop — ...Read more
Patriots LT Will Campbell explains return to form after rough postseason start
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — In the AFC championship game, Will Campbell looked more like himself.
He allowed just two pressures at Denver, after allowing four in each of the Patriots’ prior playoff wins. This week, the 22-year-old left tackle explained that was no coincidence.
Campbell said the AFC title game was the first time he’s felt fully...Read more
How ex-Seahawks star Richard Sherman thinks Dark Side compares to Legion of Boom
SAN FRANCISCO — Outside of wearing the same jerseys and representing the city of Seattle, Richard Sherman doesn’t see too many similarities between the current Seahawk defense and the Legion of Boom.
Sherman, the 2014 Super Bowl champion whose Seahawk tenure defined the Legion of Boom’s brash style, explained the two teams have stylistic ...Read more
Drake Maye's secret weapon? A hidden juice machine inside Patriots' QB room.
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The machine sits in the front corner of the Patriots’ quarterbacks room.
It cost $10,000, one coach guessed.
It has healing powers, one teammate claimed.
Everyone who has made a pilgrimage to use this square box with a clear plastic exterior, small tub on top and mechanical arms and pumps inside, comes away a true ...Read more
Giants hiring Dawn Aponte away from NFL as senior VP of football operations
NEW YORK — The Giants are hiring NFL chief football administrative officer Dawn Aponte as a senior vice president of football operations and strategy.
John Harbaugh’s shakeup of the organization started with a reassignment of head athletic trainer Ronnie Barnes and the news that senior VP of football operations and strategy Kevin Abrams ...Read more
Steelers hiring Brian Angelichio to be offensive coordinator
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed Minnesota Vikings tight ends coach Brian Angelichio to be Mike McCarthy’s offensive coordinator and hired former Washington Commanders defensive assistant Joe Whitt Jr. as assistant head coach/secondary, the team announced Wednesday.
Angelichio, 53, was McCarthy’s tight ends coach for three...Read more
Scott Fowler: Luke Kuechly should make the Hall of Fame this week. But did you hear about Bill Belichick?
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Former Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly gets his second shot at the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Thursday night. If there’s any justice in the NFL world, he will make it.
But we already know that the Hall of Fame voters are a notoriously unpredictable lot, based on the fact that six-time Super Bowl champion coach ...Read more
Omar Kelly: NFL Rooney Rule needs tinkering, not elimination
MIAMI — The NFL’s Rooney Rule is well intended, and absolutely needed to encourage diversity in positions of power within a league that has admitted it has had, and still has discriminatory hiring practices despite its minority filled workforce.
However, the rule that forces NFL owners and their search committee to interview not one, but ...Read more
Matt Calkins: How Seahawks became an impressive resume for OC Klint Kubiak
SAN JOSE, Calif. — When he says he's just focused on the Super Bowl, you believe him. When he emphasizes that he's been waiting his whole life to coach in this game, you're confident he is not distracted.
But Seahawks offensive coordinator Klint Kubiak has almost certainly coached his last game in Seattle for the foreseeable future. Reports ...Read more
Josh Tolentino: Ravens turned coaching search into competitive edge
BALTIMORE — The Baltimore Ravens interviewed 20 head coaching candidates this offseason. No other NFL team came close.
The size of Baltimore’s search reflected owner Steve Bisciotti’s dynamic hiring approach: gather pertinent information first, then make one of the most important decisions in recent franchise history.
The Ravens still ...Read more
Lions fan seeks more than $100 million in damages from DK Metcalf, others
DETROIT — After getting in an altercation on the sidelines of Ford Field, Detroit Lions fan Ryan Kennedy is officially taking Pittsburgh Steelers receiver DK Metcalf and several others — including Ford Field — to court and seeking an excess of $100 million in damages.
Kennedy, a Lions’ season-ticket holder for 15 years, is suing Metcalf...Read more
Mike Vorel: Seahawks' Sam Darnold, ex-Vikings teammate to meet in Super Bowl
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Mystery Player A started all 18 games last season for the Minnesota Vikings. A former first-round draft pick, he touched the football on every offensive play. After Minnesota’s 14-3 season ended ugly, with a divisional-round playoff drubbing by the Los Angeles Rams, he was unceremoniously dumped for a supposed upgrade. Now...Read more
Roger Goodell wants 'safe' Super Bowl amid ICE fears, says NFL chose Bad Bunny to 'unite people'
NEW YORK — NFL commissioner Roger Goodell championed Grammy Award-winner Bad Bunny‘s ability to “unite people” after the artist condemned President Donald Trump’s ICE raids on America’s citizens ahead of his Super Bowl halftime appearance.
“Bad Bunny … is one of the greatest artists in the world, and that’s one of the reasons ...Read more
Broncos' Garett Bolles wins NFLPA's Alan Page Community Award, reflects on how far he's come
SAN FRANCISCO — In this week of pomp and circumstance, this parade of Alcatraz visits and Radio Row and Dodgeball matches for 300-pound grown kids, nobody is having more fun than Garett Bolles.
On Monday, he palled around with contemporaries at a Pro Bowl practice for the first time in his career. He’s up to walk the red carpet at Thursday�...Read more
Patriots owner Robert Kraft won't be going into Hall of Fame this year, reports say
Bill Belichick isn't the only key figure from the New England Patriots dynasty who won't be getting into the Pro Football Hall of Fame this year.
Team owner Robert Kraft also failed to receive enough votes to be included in the Class of 2026, according to multiple media outlets. The inductees will be announced Thursday night at the NFL Honors ...Read more
Giants hiring Chiefs' Matt Nagy as Jaxson Dart's offensive coordinator
NEW YORK — Patrick Mahomes’ offensive coordinator is coming to New York to coach Jaxson Dart.
John Harbaugh is hiring the Chiefs’ Matt Nagy to be the Giants’ new offensive coordinator.
Harbaugh is providing a soft landing for a fellow member of the Andy Reid coaching tree after Kansas City did not renew Nagy’s contract as a non-...Read more
Mac Engel: NFL VP warns of growing calendar: 'There's a human body on the other side'
ARLINGTON, Texas — The potential life-changing effects caused by CTE, or any other ailment associated with football, have not deterred America’s appetite to play or watch the game, which is why the NFL, NCAA and most likely your neighborhood high school are adding weeks to their respective seasons.
When there is this much money to be made, ...Read more
Drake Maye, Patriots coaches downplay shoulder injury ahead of Super Bowl LX
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Drake Maye and his New England Patriots coaches don’t expect his injured throwing shoulder to limit him in Super Bowl LX.
The New England quarterback returned to practice Monday at Stanford University after sitting out last Friday’s session with an illness, along with his shoulder issue. The Patriots were not required ...Read more
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