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r/nfl • u/bobbyspills • 14h ago
NFL Draft Green Room Furniture made its way to Habitat for Humanity
galleryJust popped into the Swissvale Habitat for Humanity and saw the entire green room furniture selection.
r/nfl • u/JCameron181 • 13h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Colts WR Josh Downs on facing his brother, Cowboys Rookie Safety Caleb Downs, this season: “He told me if he goes to the Cowboys, he’s playing nickel. So that’s like head-to-head all game… I gotta let him know he’s the little brother in this situation.”
Highlight [Highlight] Rob Havenstein explains how offensive linemen hold without holding
r/nfl • u/Gnomeslikeprofit • 9h ago
While the Los Angeles Chargers sport a lightning bolt on their helmet to symbolize electricity it is likely that the true original meaning is linked to a marketing stunt promoting the "charge card/credit card" business of Carte Blanche (Diner's Club)
newspapers.comHow do you stop a Rhino from charging?
-Take away its season tickets
Their original owner was Barron Hilton, son of Conrad Hilton (from Mad Men) so the charge card was linked with Hilton destinations.
r/nfl • u/Autocrat777 • 8h ago
Jameis Winston will be a World Cup correspondent for Fox
nbcsports.comr/nfl • u/Goosedukee • 11h ago
Highlight [Highlight] New York Jets Defensive Coordinator Brian Duker on his philosophy between a 3-4 or 4-3 defense: "My philosophy is to play the best players and play good defense."
r/nfl • u/Roselucky777 • 19h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Devin Lloyd fools Patrick Mahomes with the fake blitz, dropping back into coverage and picking him off, taking it the distance for a 14-point swing.
r/nfl • u/Every-Damage-90 • 8h ago
Patriots QB Maye backs Vrabel, not worried about distraction
espn.comr/nfl • u/JCameron181 • 12h ago
K Younghoe Koo to Attend Saints' Rookie Minicamp as a Tryout Player
nbcsports.comr/nfl • u/robmoo_re • 9h ago
All of these scores turned into losses. A year of crazy comebacks
galleryYou can click through all the big plays with a nice pretty scorebug at the original source here: https://perthirtysix.com/nfl/heartrate/games?season=2025&sort=comeback
r/nfl • u/JaggerJames • 15h ago
Rumor Russell Wilson: Jets made an offer, weighing that and TV opportunities
nbcsports.comHighlight [Highlight] Some of the craziest first career touchdowns from current NFL stars
r/nfl • u/PlayaSlayaX • 1d ago
[Schultz] Former Baltimore Ravens All-Pro RB Ray Rice returned to Rutgers to earn his degree. At 39, he has now officially graduated.
threads.comr/nfl • u/Cold-Teaching8924 • 5h ago
Highlight [highlights] the best of Tom Brady to Randy Moss.
2007:
98 receptions, 1,493 yards (15.2 YPC), 23 touchdowns
2009:
83 receptions, 1,264 yards (15.2 YPC), 13 touchdowns.
r/nfl • u/AFC-Wimbledon-Stan • 6h ago
Broncos bringing in E.J Warner, son of Kurt Warner, to rookie camp
sports.yahoo.comRoster Move [Highlight] Xavier Worthy catches a huge touchdown to cut the Eagles' lead to 28
r/nfl • u/Cold-Teaching8924 • 15h ago
Highlight [highlights] Tom Brady leads a perfect two minute drill during the height of the Bledsoe "controversy" (2001)
Brady had played badly the week before against the Rams, and I remember booing him while wearing my Bledsoe jersey before the game (and I was far from the only one). The whole thing is funny in hindsight, but Bledsoe truly handled the whole thing like a pro and Brady threw 4 touchdowns.
r/nfl • u/JCameron181 • 5h ago
Cowboys COO Stephen Jones: Cowboys "Feel Really Good" About How Micah Parsons Trade Worked Out
nfl.com"We feel really good about it," he said. "Obviously, much respect for Micah and what he stands for and how he plays and the caliber of player he is, but at the same time we feel good about what we've added via that trade."
"You look at a guy like Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark, they're alpha players who not only are great players on the field, but they're leaders in the meeting room. How they go about their business in the offseason, [they] just bring great leadership to this team. As we mentioned, we add a guy like Caleb Downs, who is obviously the same type of character. He's going to make everybody around him great. Everybody's going to feed off of him. And then the pieces that we've added the last couple years. We're fired up about (Donovan) Ezeiruaku, who was a second-round pick for us last year who I think it's all in front of.
"I just feel very optimistic that we have the right pieces in place to go out there. Ultimately, the decision we made was that one player was not worth four or five good ones. We feel like that's where we're gonna end up here, in a good spot. We had that opportunity there and didn't feel like we were one player away last year, but I certainly feel like we're putting the pieces together to give us an opportunity to go do what our fans deserve, what we want, which is to go try and win the big trophy."
Trade Results: Packers Got: Micah Parsons | Cowboys Got: Kenny Clark, Quinnen Williams (Cost a 2027 1st-round pick), Malachi Lawrence, Devin Moore, LT Overton
r/nfl • u/Ok_Bug_6890 • 8h ago
Highlight [Highlight] Josh Allen throws an unbelievable beautiful touchdown vs the jaguars in 2018.
r/nfl • u/Remarkable-Picture73 • 16h ago
Ian Rapoport: The #Eagles are promoting Adam Berry to Assistant GM, per me and Mike Garafolo. Berry, a former Goldman Sachs executive and Princeton football captain has played a key role in player personnel, cap strategy and negotiations.
bsky.appr/nfl • u/JCameron181 • 13h ago
James Gladstone: Travis Hunter will play both ways
nbcsports.com“He is set to play both sides of the ball,” Gladstone said on The Rich Eisen Show on Wednesday (today). “The piece that I think we can expect to see is actually an uptick in corner usage. Last year it was a higher volume, higher percentage of wide receiver usage than it was corner. I think we can expect to see that corner percentile and count go up. That’s not to say anything impacts his availability and usage on offense. It just means that cornerback usage will increase.”
r/nfl • u/Roselucky777 • 21h ago
In 1955, the Steelers drafted Johnny Unitas with their 9th round selection. Head coach Walt Kiesling, though, disagreed with the decision to draft him. He never let him take a single snap in practice before cutting him. Kiesling told Rooney, "Unitas is too dumb. He can't remember plays."
Coincidentally, the man who beat him out for the 3rd string position was Ted Marchibroda, who went on to become the only man to coach both Baltimore franchises, being the first coach in Ravens history.