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“This kid is on track to be a special, special quarterback in this league,” he said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
As the cornerback explains, the Seattle defense won’t settle for simply being “good.”
Joseph is Miller’s third coach since the linebacker joined the Broncos as the second overall draft pick in 2011.
In the aftermath of Super Bowl LI, Coach Quinn didn’t know what he would face when his team reported to training camp.
The Dallas Cowboys aren’t the Zeke and Dak show anymore. At least, not for the first six games of the 2017 NFL season.
Osweiler didn’t allow his roller-coaster career to get the better of him.
“Every time I’ve ever played this game, I’ve been successful,” he said during a SiriusXM NFL Radio special.
Cousins realized he can’t allow it to take away from where his attention needs to be: playing quarterback.
But for all of his enthusiasm, Watt intends to be sensible and not do anything that would result in re-injury
Peterson also said he is developing a “consistent” relationship with starting running back Mark Ingram.
“I think you’ll always have a little bit of that scar that kind of drives you, and that’s fine. Never let go of that,” the quarterbac...
“If you miss a recital or a football game or a basketball game, I’ll fire you,” Arians said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
The sociologist asked why the league allows true offenders to keep playing while blackballing Kaepernick for his politics.
The Cowboys quarterback reflects on confidence, preparation, and the mindset that fueled his breakout rookie season.
Blank remains overwhelmingly positive, even after the Falcons’ heartbreaking loss to the New England Patriots.
The quarterback told SiriusXM NFL Radio that his wife wants him to retire after the Patriots’ Super Bowl win over the Falcons.
“I know this job, the position I’m in, comes with a lot of criticism,” the wide receiver told SiriusXM NFL Radio.
The New England Patriots understand theirs will be a unique challenge in Sunday’s AFC Championship Game.
“There are certain teams in the NFL that football is good when they’re good,” Madden told SiriusXM NFL Radio.
The three-time MVP said Ryan now needs to prove himself in the offseason to win the honor.
“A 10-year vet would be proud of the way he has played if he were in that situation,” Favre said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
Leave it to a Hall-of-Fame Dallas Cowboys quarterback to recognize the outstanding qualities in the team’s current QB.
The Cowboys owner said Romo’s leadership and Prescott’s performance give Dallas confidence heading into the playoffs.
“We had very high expectations, and we pushed, pushed, pushed,” the coach said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
Prescott’s cool demeanor is one quality that has impressed the Cowboys owner/General Manager the most so far.
“[Case Keenum’s] done the best he could. But it’s time,” the head coach said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
“I was happy to go back there, a place that I played a lot of football at, and get a win,” the Patriots receiver told SiriusXM.
“It sucks for the person who gets the hit. It sucks for the person who’s doing the hit. And it sucks for the NFL,” he said on SiriusXM.
“I think it’s a dangerous play as it is and should be taken out of the game,” the coach said on SiriusXM NFL Radio.
SiriusXM NFL Radio explains why Kaepernick’s return should be approached with cautious optimism.
“It seems like we say it every year, but New England’s going to be right there again,” Favre told host Bruce Murray.
Luck shared his perspective with Brad Hopkins and Kirk Morrison on “Movin’ The Chains” on Thursday.
The Town Hall spanned topics from his early days in Green Bay to the game he played against the Raiders after finding out his father had died.
Brees’ primary focus is on working with two of the new targets he has in Coby Fleener and Michael Thomas.
Thank you, Marshawn, for embodying the Beast we all wish we could become.
Here’s a look at professional football players who left the game too soon.
Raise a glass to historic performances by Prince, Katy Perry, Bruce Springsteen, and more.
The Denver Broncos quarterback raising the Lombardi Trophy on the Super Bowl 50 podium is the last time we’ll ever see him on a football field.
Will this year’s performance live up to the best halftime shows of all time?
The NFL has invested in the Rams to lead the growth of the Los Angeles market. The question is, will fans buy in as well?
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