ESPN's Field Yates and Dan Graziano discuss Kyler Murray being named the starting quarterback in Minnesota and what's next for J.J. McCarthy, who went 6-4 with the Vikings last season.
What does Kyler Murray being named Vikings' starter mean for J.J. McCarthy? Ian Rapoport joins The Pat McAfee Show to discuss.
Colts head coach Shane Steichen says Daniel Jones has looked really good in training camp so far.
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he has not had conversations with the coaching staff yet about whether or not he will play in any preseason games.
Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he's liked what he's seen from the offence at training camp and believes they are ahead of where they were last year.
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.
Andrew Hawkins explains why he's not buying the Patrick Mahomes decline talk.
Peter Schrager explains why he believes 'There's no excuse for Jordan Love' this season.
Falcons quarterback Tua Tagovailoa says he's feeling good in training camp but admits he's still getting comfortable with the system and terminology in Atlanta after six years in Miami. Tua explains why the preseason plays a big role in getting ready for the season and how he plans to approach playing with Bijan Robinson.
Bills defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard shares what he wants to see from Buffalo's defence in their first preseason test against the Panthers on Saturday, and his early impressions of watching 'ultimate gamer' Josh Allen up close throughout training camp.
Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy spoke with the media ahead of practice on Tuesday and revealed that the team has had more missed assignments than normal so far in training camp.
How significant is Quinnen Williams' extension for the Cowboys?
Packers' Micah Parsons will play this season after a knee injury cut his 2025 season short, but it won't be within the first four weeks of regular-season action, and says mid-October against the Cowboys the ''most optimistic'' timeline for his return. As well, the Dallas Cowboys have reportedly signed tackle Quinnen Williams to a three-year contract.
Fresh off signing a record-setting extension, is Jahmyr Gibbs the best running back in the NFL? Will James Cook become the first RB since 2020 to take back-to-back rushing titles? Is Baltimore's dynamic duo of Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry still as scary as it seems? Bryan Hayes has the answers in Montana's Hot or Not.
Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs joins TSN's Dave Naylor to discuss how it feels to have contract negotiations behind him, getting back up to speed in training camp, why he and Bijan Robinson deserve the record-setting contracts they signed this offseason, what new OC Drew Petzing will bring to Detroit, and the young talent on the team.
OverDrive host Bryan Hayes joins SportsCentre to play a game of 'Do you trust me?', where he shares his level of belief in Raiders rookie QB Fernando Mendoza, new Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown, and more.
After two straight seasons winning the NFC North the Detroit Lions missed the playoffs last year. With the team playing in one of the toughest divisions in the league, has the Super Bowl window closed on the Lions? How will Jahmyr Gibbs' role change this season without David Montgomery there to share the load with him? TSN's Dave Naylor joins SportsCentre to discuss.
Lions head coach Dan Campbell revealed Monday that running back Isiah Pacheco is dealing with an MCL sprain but should be ready to go for the start of the regular season. The news isn't as positive for OL Cade Mays, however, as he will miss a "significant period of time" with a wrist injury suffered in training camp.
Adam Schefter has the latest on the Minnesota Vikings and who will be their starting quarterback this year.
Adam Vinatieri explains why he wanted to make his Hall of Fame speech memorable.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen joins Pat McAfee to discuss all the new things in his life right now. He touches on the new stadium in Buffalo, his new head coach, new receivers and new baby.
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