Dan Orlovsky breaks down the best traits in a QB
ESPN's Dan Orlovsky, Steve Smith Sr., Harry Douglas and Damien Woody react to Travis Kelce's impression of Patrick Mahomes, before discussing expectations for Lamar Jackson this season.
ESPN's Dan Orlovsky, Steve Smith Sr., Harry Douglas and Damien Woody react to Travis Kelce's impression of Patrick Mahomes, before discussing expectations for Lamar Jackson this season.
ESPN's Steve Smith Sr., Harry Douglas and Chris Canty join Evan Cohen to discuss whether there's an issue with Jayden Daniels' attorney informing LSU it can no longer use the QBs NIL.
Are the Browns making the right decision starting Deshaun Watson over Shedeur Sanders?
ESPN NFL analyst Chris Canty explains why he thinks Shedeur Sanders should start Week 1 of the regular season for the Cleveland Browns.
ESPN NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky breaks down what he wants to see from Raiders quarterback Fernando Mendoza in the preseason.
Get Up discusses the Eagles posting a video of Jalen Hurts getting intercepted and why it racked up 14 million views since it was posted.
Dan Orlovsky says the criticism of Jalen Hurts at training camp is 'outrageous.'
Damien Woody explains why he loves Ben Johnson's goal to have 'highest-scoring offence ever' this season with the Bears.
'Bussin' & Pate' react to Jayden Daniels' NIL controversy with LSU.
The Browns have announced that Deshaun Watson will be their starting QB for their opening preseason game against the Bears; Tua Tagovailoa will start for the Falcons in their preseason opener against the Broncos; Emeka Egbuka limped off the field during the Buccaneers' joint practice; Travis Kelce discussed getting married to Taylor Swift this summer.
With the NFL season fast approaching, many eyes will be focused on individuals who are expected to help carry their teams to new levels. TSN's Bryan Hayes gives you five players with the most pressure on them this year.
Booger McFarland shares how he feels the Browns should handle the QB competition between Deshaun Watson and Shedeur Sanders.
The Bears finished atop the NFC North last season before losing in the Divisional Round in the playoffs. The First Take crew looks ahead to this season and breaks down Chicago's schedule and predict how many games will they win.
The First Take panel debates topics heading into the NFL season, including who between Lamar Jackson, Joe Burrow and Josh Allen should make the Super Bowl.
ESPN's Adam Schefter, Louis Riddick, Harry Douglas and Joe Fortenbaugh share thoughts on Jerry Jones' Dallas Cowboys being valued at $15.5 billion, according to Sportico. The crew also weighs in on some of the latest NFL offseason storylines.
With Kyler Murray being named as Vikings starter, ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter explains why QB J.J. McCarthy's days might be numbered in Minnesota.
Will this season be better than 2025 for the Patriots? ESPN's Louis Riddick believes that if New England can answer edge questions, they'll be in the AFC title game.
Sam Darnold led the Seahawks to a Super Bowl title in his first season in Seattle and joined Tom Brady as the only quarterbacks in NFL history with back-to-back 14-win seasons. Bryan Hayes and Farhan Lalji both agree that Darnold doesn't get enough respect and share where they feel he ranks among the QBs in the NFC West.
Kyler Murray has won the Vikings’ quarterback battle. ESPN sources report the 2018 Heisman Trophy winner has been named Kevin O’Connell’s starter ahead of incumbent J.J. McCarthy. Murray, 29, signed a one-year deal in Minnesota following his release from the Cardinals with whom he had spent the entirety of his seven-year career.
Hard Knocks: Training Camp with the Seattle Seahawks debuted last week and the second episode will premiere Tuesday night on Crave. Tune in for a behind the scenes look at the champions as they prepare to defend their title this season.
TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor joins SportsCentre to discuss how the Mike McCarthy era in Pittsburgh is different from the way things were done under Mike Tomlin, why backup quarterbacks are garnering attention in training camp, and how Aaron Rodgers plans to improve in his second year with the Steelers.
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