After a heartbreaking loss to the Broncos in the AFC Divisional round, the Bills have brought in a new head coach Joe Brady, a new top wide receiver in DJ Moore, and will be playing their home games in a new stadium this season, as they continue their quest to win a Super Bowl in Josh Allen's prime.
Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold and Patriots quarterback Drake Maye discuss how they're approaching their season-opener that will be a rematch of last year's Super Bowl.
Troy Aikman joins The Rich Eisen Show to share his excitement for the upcoming Monday Night Football schedule.
Stephen A. Smith shares how he thinks Aaron Rodgers will be viewed if the Steelers miss the playoffs this year.
2 Brothers, 40 Cameos, 0 Clue. Peyton and Eli have a plan... what could possibly go wrong? Watch the ManningCast: Heist now on ESPN's YouTube Channel.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson was hindered with injuries last season but as he approaches Week 1, he says he's fired up and fully healthy.
Stephen A. Smith says what can go wrong will go wrong for the Cowboys this season.
The Cowboys will be without Pro Bowl left guard Tyler Smith for at least the first four games of the regular season after he underwent surgery on his left thumb. ESPN's Jeff Saturday discusses Dallas' big loss before the season.
The Patriots and cornerback Christian Gonzalez have agreed to terms on a record-setting four-year, $135 million extension. NFL Network insider Mike Garafolo has more on how Gonzalez became the NFL’s highest-paid CB.
In the first episode of season two of Film Never Lies, Luke Willson is joined by Seahawks GM John Schneider to discuss how he's built a consistent championship contending team - and ultimately brought two Super Bowl's to Seattle. Schneider gives his account of being on Hard Knocks this summer, how he found out about the Rams' Myles Garrett trade, and reminisces on Luke's time in Seattle and being drafted by John. In the Top 5 presented by Yoder Smokers, Luke lists his top 5 storylines heading into the NFL season.
The Patriots and star cornerback Christian Gonzalez have agreed to terms on a four-year, $135 million extension, sources told ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler late Monday night. The deal includes $102 million guaranteed, sources said.
The 'Film Never Lies with Luke Willson' podcast returns for its second season on Tuesday and Willson's first guest is Seahawks GM John Schneider, who shared how he found out Myles Garrett had been traded to the division rival Rams.
Tua Tagovailoa will be the starting quarterback for the Atlanta Falcons against the Pittsburgh Steelers in Sunday's season opener, ending a months-long competition between Tagovailoa and Michael Penix Jr.
Aaron Donald declined to say whether he will play in the Week 1 opener against the 49ers in Melbourne, Australia. Donald, who initially retired in March 2024, came out of retirement on August 30. He took part in individual drills that day but did not do 11-on-11 until September 6.
The Los Angeles Rams are the heavy favourites to win the Super Bowl this year after re-building their superstar roster, but is it a done deal they will cruise to a championship? TSN's NFL analyst Jesse Palmer joins SportsCentre to share his thoughts on this and more in the first Monday Morning Quarterback of the 2026/2027 season.
Adam Schefter discusses the Atlanta Falcons going with Tua Tagovailoa for Week 1 against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and explains why Michael Penix Jr. needs more time to get ready.
A new NFL season is upon us and while we may not know the twists and turns that await us this year, we do know that the highs and lows we experience will ultimately culminate with the greatest prize in the sport.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel looks ahead to the team's season opener against the Seattle Seahawks on Wednesday, shares the importance of getting off to a quick start but also being able to handle adversity, and what makes Jaxon Smith-Njigba such a challenging matchup.
ESPN's Dan Orlovksy says that Tua Tagovailoa felt like the only decision for Falcons at quarterback for the majority of offseason.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has agreed to a new four-season extension that runs through the 2030 season, the league announced Sunday. Goodell's contract will expire on March 31, 2031.
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