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As player empowerment grows in the NFL, many of the league’s stars are unwilling to stay with a team they believe is being badly run Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson have both had troubled offseasons with their teams. Photograph: Mike Roemer/AP Aaron Rodgers is the latest (and greatest) quarterback to hit the I’m-out-of-here button. Earlier
Julio Jones picked No. 2, unwilling to take No. 11 from A.J. Brown. The seven-time Pro Bowl receiver said in his first news conference as a Titan that his jersey number serves as a reminder opponents have to deal with Tennessee’s entire offense. Jones, the Falcons’ star receiver for 10 seasons, is willing to serve
As the NFL tries to get its safety protocols aligned, frustration is growing with so much concern and hesitancy from some surrounding COVID-19 vaccines. Click here to read the full article…
Panther QB Sam Darnold said he hasn’t received the COVID-19 vaccine, while other players are hesitant to talk about it. Does the public have the right to know? Click here to read the full article…
Be it as a child in Liberia, a UDFA/practice squad player in the NFL, or signing his latest Ravens contract, Gus the Bus just keeps plowing ahead. Click here to read the full article…
Bruce Arians told the Buccaneers that if they want life to get back to normal, they need to get the COVID-19 vaccine. Click here to read the full article…
Chiefs guard Kyle Long suffered a knee injury in an OTA practice Wednesday but said in a tweet that he has no regrets about coming out of retirement to restart his NFL career. Click here to read the full article…
Many were skeptical of Tebow joining the Jaguars’ camp roster after a six-year absence from the game. But he’s not alone in odd NFL camp invites from over the years. Click here to read the full article…
Kareem Jackson, a former teammate of Deshaun Watson’s who now plays for the Broncos, said on a podcast that the Houston Texans QB told him that Denver is “where I want to be.” Click here to read the full article…
Dak Prescott is leaving the apparel company Adidas and signing a 5-year deal with Jordan Brand, a source told ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Click here to read the full article…
As the Aaron Rodgers saga continues in Green Bay, Jordan Love says he is getting “extremely valuable reps” during the Packers’ mandatory minicamp and will “definitely” be ready to start Week 1 if called on. Click here to read the full article…
Two days after losing a pair of contributors to season-ending injuries, the 49ers will not have any more OTAs and are canceling their full-team minicamp. Click here to read the full article…