Will Dissly’s first two seasons in the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks have both ended in the early fall with major injury recoveries to endure over the offseason.
Even though he’s no longer a part of the Dallas Cowboys roster, Gerald McCoy still intends to do what he can to help out his former teammates as he recovers from a torn quadriceps tendon.
The Southeastern Conference is continuing to proceed with its plans to play the upcoming football season in the fall despite decisions by the Pac-12 and Big Ten to suspend the fall sports calendar.
Texans running back David Johnson didn’t appreciate being treated as a relative afterthought in the trade that sent him to Houston as part of a trade with the Arizona Cardinals for DeAndre Hopkins.
While most of his first season with the San Francisco 49ers was spent trying to manage a balky knee, defensive end Dee Ford has come to camp with those previous issues behind him.
Las Vegas head coach Jon Gruden is excited by the prospect of what wide receiver Nelson Agholor will bring to the Raiders this season now that he’s out of the wringer of Philadelphia.
Second-round pick Darrell Taylor remains sidelined for the Seattle Seahawks on the team’s non-football injury list as he tries to recover from a stress fracture in his shin.
The San Francisco 49ers are hiring Chris Foerster to a full-time position after serving two years as a consultant for their offensive line, according to Jennifer Lee Chan.
While it may be a slightly different way of going about playing football than he’s become accustomed to in his first nine years in the NFL, Philadelphia Eagles center Jason Kelce has welcomed the return to the field for the start of training camp.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver is still trying to process his bogus arrest for driving while intoxicated in May and feels violated by the whole experience.
The Big Sky Conference is planning to move to play an eight-game schedule in the spring due to ongoing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic, according to multiple reports.
Former Detroit Lions and Indianapolis Colts head coach Jim Caldwell is feeling healthy once again after having to take leave from his job with the Miami Dolphins last season.
