After the New England Patriots released quarterback Tim Tebow on August 31, 2013 he vowed to not give up. “I will remain in relentless pursuit of continuing my lifelong dream of being an NFL quarterback,” Tebow declared. Now, almost a year-and-half later, at the age of 27, he’s been thrown another lifeline.
The relationship between the New York Jets and New England Patriots continues to regress.
Breitbart Sports caught up with Oakland Raiders first-year coach Jack Del Rio at the NFL Owner’s Meeting in Phoenix, and asked the hulking former linebacker how he can prevent relocation stories from becoming a distraction to his team.
The best quarterback in the short history of the Rams in St. Louis prefers that the team remain in the Gateway to West rather than migrate West. But Kurt Warner concedes to Breitbart Sports that a reboot in the Los Angeles would make sense for the franchise.
Breitbart Sports caught up with Jets owner Woody Johnson on Monday to get his take on the NFL’s probable return to Los Angeles.
Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly is huge on culture. No, he’s not hanging out at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. We are talking about football culture. He thinks it can decide games.
Some will declare “winner and losers” from the first week of the NFL’s hot-stove league, but in all fairness, you really can’t discern which teams did well until the season is over. So which teams improved themselves, at least on paper, in the first days of free agency?
On Tuesday night, the New York Jets agreed to a deal with free agent Darrelle Revis that will pay the Pro Bowl corner $70 million over five years, with $39 million guaranteed.
Richie Incognito can help the Bills on the field if he can keep his temper, drinking, and bullying under control off of it.
Patriots slot receiver Julian Edelman calls teammate LeGarrette Blount “a crazy thing to see” and a “unique player.”
A big challenge for the Patriots in Sunday’s Super Bowl is the ability to match Seattle’s intensity, which few teams do.
Will the Rams return to Los Angeles? In a press conference Friday in Phoenix, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell made it clear he feels the city of St. Louis has been stalling on building a new football stadium for the Rams, or committing to an extensive renovation of the existing one.
Deflate-gate and Marshawn Lynch’s unusual behavior with the media at the Super Bowl played as two hot topics in NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell’s State of the NFL press conference Friday at the Phoenix Convention Center.
Seattle Seahawks defensive tackle Tony McDaniel tells Breitbart Sports that “blitzes” and pressuring Tom Brady figure as main ingredients in Seattle’s recipe for a Super Bowl victory
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson told Breitbart Sports on Thursday that he appeared in a public service announcement for ObamaCare because he wanted to help people and influence change.
“For me, it’s not tough at all,” Patriots union rep Matthew Slater tells Breitbart Sports about avoiding the subject of Deflate-gate. “Put it on the union and leave it at that.”
Seattle Seahawks left tackle Russell Okung, the son of Nigerian Christians who immigrated to Texas before his birth, tells Breitbart Sports that it pains him to see the slaughter of his fellow Christians by Boko Haram in his parents’ homeland.
Baylor quarterback Bryce Petty, in Mobile, Alabama, for the Senior Bowl, looks to show scouts, in practices during the week and in the game on Saturday, that he has the goods to play in the NFL. Little did he know, the media attending the event, would be asking him more about “Deflate-Gate” than his career at Baylor.
In November, the New England Patriots destroyed the Colts 42-20 in Indianapolis. Don’t expect that to happen again.
What makes Aaron Rodgers perhaps the best quarterback in the NFL is that he’s an elite passer, who also has very good mobility, which allows him to move around, create extra time, giving his receivers more opportunities to get open.
Rex Ryan is the new head coach of the Buffalo Bills, signing a reported five-year, $27.5 million deal on Monday.
Peyton Manning and Aaron Rodgers bring uncertainty to the field on Sunday with leg injuries that altered mechanics at season’s end. How one man’s thigh and another’s calf hold up may well determine conference championship-game berths.
The Baltimore Ravens scored a tough win on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers last weekend. The Carolina Panthers, still owning a losing record a win into their playoff run, defeated an Arizona Cardinals team playing their third-string quarterback. The challenges grow for these two road dogs this week.
The Detroit Lions seek their first playoff win since Michael Jackson’s “Black or White” ruled the pop charts and Steven Spielberg’s “Hook” reigned at the box office. Andrew Luck looks for the Colts to beat the Cincinnati Bengals to set up a dramatic showdown in Denver with the quarterback he replaced in Indianapolis.
The NFL playoffs get underway Saturday afternoon with a 4:20 Eastern game pitting a team with a losing record versus one starting a third-stringer at quarterback. At 8:20 p.m., an AFC North trilogy takes place between the Steelers and Ravens.
