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.
With Aaron Donald coming out of retirement to join Myles Garrett and the Los Angeles Rams, TSN's Matthew Scianitti ponders the question: Could they be the latest super team?
Just how high are expectations this season for the Seahawks as they look to defend their Super Bowl title? Farhan Lalji explains why they remain extremely high with a majority of the championship roster still in tact.
The Seahawks will start their title defence on Wednesday night against the Patriots to kick off the NFL season. Seattle head coach Mike Macdonald shared his thoughts on the Super Bowl rematch.
Watch as we bring you a condensed recap of the 2025 NFL season's most important moments in just seven minutes.
Packers running back Josh Jacobs’ initial court appearance on misdemeanor charges has been moved up more than two months. Jacobs, who was charged with battery and criminal destruction of property, is now scheduled to appear Sept. 10 at the Brown County courthouse, after initially being scheduled for Nov. 17, according to Wisconsin court records. As well, the Atlanta Falcons have yet to name a starting QB, and Aaron Donald will travel to Melbourne with the Rams.
Check out some of the best camera shots of the year from last season in the NFL.
Check out some of the best camera shots of the year from last season in the NFL.
Former Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott reflects on his departure from the team and says that he hopes to coach again in the NFL.
With the new NFL season right around the corner, listen to some of the best exchanges from coaches who were mic'd up last season in this edition of NFL Sounds of the Game.
With the new NFL season set to kick off on Wednesday, here's a look back at some of the best mic'd up moments from players last season.
Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel says he's "moved on" after being asked about The Athletic’s internal review of Dianna Russini. “No, I don’t have any reaction. We’re moved on and focused on Seattle and focused on the Patriots and focused on getting better this week.”
When asked if facing the Seahawks in the Super Bowl just seven months ago has helped the Patriots prepare for the season opener, Mike Vrabel says "They may do some of the same things, they may change, we’ll have to be ready for a lot of those.”
The Seahawks moved on from Kenneth Walker III at running back, and drafted Jadarion Price at the end of the first round. However, they didn’t use him at all in the pre-season. What can we expect from the running game in Seattle? TSN's Farhan Lalji discusses this and more.
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