General manager Dorsey, Browns opt to part waysGeneral manager Dorsey, Browns opt to part ways
John Dorsey is out as Browns general manager after parts of three seasons.
Day: December 31, 2019
Giants’ Gettleman: I’m not doing good enoughGiants’ Gettleman: I’m not doing good enough
Dave Gettleman, in a wide-ranging talk with reporters, says the Giants are making progress in many areas but he is “not good enough” as GM. “It will get better,” he says.
Power Rankings: Blues skate into New Year as No. 1Power Rankings: Blues skate into New Year as No. 1
The St. Louis Blues have wrested the top spot away from the Washington Capitals, but both teams still have room for improvement.
Ravens coordinators focus on games, not job talkRavens coordinators focus on games, not job talk
Ravens coordinators Greg Roman and Don “Wink” Martindale have been targeted as head coaching candidates, but they say their focus is on the playoffs.
Report: 49ers bringing back Earl MitchellReport: 49ers bringing back Earl Mitchell
The 49ers are reportedly bringing back a familiar face to flesh out their defensive line for the postseason. Matt Barrows of TheAthletic.com reports that the team is signing defensive tackle Earl Mitchell to their 53-man roster. Mitchell played for the 49ers in 2017 and 2018. Mitchell signed with the
New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman explains changes Giants will make for 2020 seasonNew York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman explains changes Giants will make for 2020 season
New York Giants general manager Dave Gettleman addresses the media to discuss what the Giants will change for the 2020 season.
Tom Pelissero explains the Jacksonville Jaguars’ decision to retain Doug Marrone, Dave CaldwellTom Pelissero explains the Jacksonville Jaguars’ decision to retain Doug Marrone, Dave Caldwell
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo explain the Jacksonville Jaguars’ decision to retain both their head coach and general manager for the 2020 season.
Joe Douglas: If teams call on Le’Veon Bell, I’ll listenJoe Douglas: If teams call on Le’Veon Bell, I’ll listen
When Jets head coach Adam Gase was asked at a press conference on Monday if he wants running back Le’Veon Bell back with the team next season, he said Bell was under contract for three more years. Gase added that he’s not in charge of personnel and that reporters could ask General Manager Joe
Ravens are great, could be among the greatestRavens are great, could be among the greatest
The Ravens have been dominant. Historically dominant. But they aren’t being mentioned among the best teams ever. Why not?
Antonio Brown: Saints workout a publicity stuntAntonio Brown: Saints workout a publicity stunt
Unemployed wide receiver Antonio Brown posted a video on Instagram saying his workout for the Saints was a publicity stunt.