according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Although the Commanders missed injured nose tackle Daron Payne, this problem also runs deeper than one player. Washington’s D-line needs an infusion of ...

Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter on X, the Atlanta Falcons have ... The Bears’ defense took a nose dive after the Eberflus firing. That may be because the team was already trending in the wrong ...

Immediately after ESPN was first to report the news of Johnson's hiring, insider Adam Schefter shared news about ... he was a tough nose coach that coached Williams hard, and if Johnson doesn ...

The two-time Super Bowl champion nose tackle claimed he was “very ... according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. There have been questions regarding the structure in place for the Patriots with ...

We have picks, bold predictions, X factors, key matchups, betting notes and more for Super Bowl LIX between the Chiefs and ...

Jayden Daniels was brutal about the Washington Commanders losing the NFC Championship Game vs. the Philadelphia Eagles. The post Jayden Daniels Has Brutal Reaction to Commanders Loss vs. Eagles in ...

ESPN’s Adam Schefter shared some of their most important ... Brown is a 6-foot-4, 332-pound nose tackle who was a starter the last two seasons for the Rams. With Lopez and Tonga set to be ...

Adam Schefter suggested a quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings that doesn’t involve Sam Darnold or J.J. McCarthy.

We're seven months out from the start of the 2025 NFL season, but Adam Schefter already has a guess who the Philadelphia Eagles will open against ...

ESPN insider Adam Schefter said Wednesday on NFL Live that Atlanta is expected to move on from Cousins when the new league year starts March 12 -- and cutting him appears the most likely outcome.

The Cleveland Browns and superstar pass rusher Myles Garrett are entering what could turn into a concerning standoff. Garrett has publicly made his desire for a trade obvious. However, it doesn't ...

Nothing spreads an NFL rumor on social media faster than Adam Schefter simply saying a few words. Schefter is the NFL’s top insider, and even his speculative remarks often stem from solid intel.