Deshaun Watson could make or break several franchises. Aaron Rodgers wants to take the next step. Bill Belichick is looking for redemption.
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| AFC Conference vs NFC Conference | |
| Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN | |
| NFC Conference | -105 |
| AFC Conference | -115 |
| AFC Conference vs NFC Conference | |
| Type: Moneyline - Status: OPEN | |
| AFC Conference | -115 |
| NFC Conference | -105 |
As awful as the Jets have been for most of my 45 years of fandom, I’ve rarely dreaded an impending season as much as this one. Gang Green reports to training camp Friday with about as much hope of contending in the AFC playoff race as the mice who were dumped in my college housemate’s snake cage
Tyler Lockett, Seattle’s leading receiver, broke a bone in his index finger late in the team’s loss to San Francisco on Thursday night.
Just the thought of it elicited a quick smile from new Browns coordinator Joe Woods, who oversaw a star-studded defensive front in San Francisco and could have a similar one in Cleveland. The Browns remain interested in Clowney, the talented defensive end – and the No. 1 overall draft pick in 2014 – who remains unsigned and the top current target on the free agent market. During a Zoom meeting with reporters on Thursday, Woods praised Clowney but deferred any questions about the Browns’ pursuit of the speedy edge rusher to general manager Andrew Berry.
