Jacksonville’s offense will have a new influence coming from the sidelines in 2023. Jaguars offensive coordinator Press Taylor, a longtime lieutenant for head coach Doug Pederson, will serve as the team’s primary offensive play-caller this season, Pederson confirmed to NFL.com. Poised to feature one of the league’s most explosive and exciting offenses with Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence at the helm, Taylor will be calling the shots. “I totally trust Press,”

Running back Zack Moss’ chances of suiting up for Indianapolis’ in Week 1 diminished over the weekend. The Colts downgraded Moss from questionable to doubtful on Saturday. Moss managed limited participation in practice all week as he works his way back from a broken forearm suffered on July 31, but the new designation suggests a likely absence when Indy takes the field against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Another indication that he

The Jordan Love era will begin with big questions at wide receiver as the Green Bay Packers travel to Chicago to face the Bears. Receiver Christian Watson was ruled out of Sunday’s game, and fellow second-year wideout Romeo Doubs is questionable. Both players are dealing with hamstring injuries. Watson sat out the entire week of practice due to the injury, while Doubs got in limited work after missing Wednesday’s session.

It’s Year 6 of the RB Index! Where has the time gone? Like last year, I’ve decided to kick off the new season by predicting the top 10 leading rushers. Before we jump into my projection, I want to remind you that I’ll start my weekly ranking of the top 15 running backs next week, following the opening slate of games. Alright, enough preamble. Let’s get to it. Jacobs ended

Kansas City start Super Bowl defense with Patrick Mahomes looking to inspire the first repeat since the Patriots in 2005… but can Jared Goff and Lions spoil the NFL Kickoff party? Kansas City are looking to become the first team to repeat since the ’05 Patriots  The Chiefs face a headache in the form of d-tackle Chris Jones’s holdout   DailyMail.com provides all the latest international sports news  The Kansas City

The Dallas Cowboys opened the checkbook within the past two months in order to lock in several key players ahead of the 2023 season and beyond. But with Dak Prescott’s current contract nearing its end, the long-term outlook of the franchise won’t be considered clear until its star quarterback has a new deal. It’s a situation Jerry Jones thinks about often, but the Cowboys owner on Tuesday indicated that it’ll

Jonathan Taylor’s absence for at least the start of the 2023 season thrust the Indianapolis Colts’ backfield from a one-man show to a group effort. Sans the workhorse back, head coach Shane Steichen will divvy up the workload between Zack Moss, Deon Jackson and rookie Evan Hull, playing the proverbial hot-hand approach. “I think it’s running back-by-committee,” Steichen said Monday, via the Indy Star. “Whoever’s got the hot hand, let

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While the Kansas City Chiefs are coming off their second Super Bowl victory in four years, there’s a group of NFL teams looking to bounce back from a disappointing 2022 campaign. Six teams finished with five or fewer wins last season: the Colts, Texans, Broncos, Bears, Rams and Cardinals. Nine other teams joined them in finishing with records below .500: the Patriots, Jets, Browns, Titans, Raiders, Packers, Panthers, Saints and

The whereabouts of one Chris Jones are of the utmost concern to the Kansas City Chiefs. For their Week 1 opponents, the Detroit Lions, not so much, according to head coach Dan Campbell. Until the All-Pro defensive lineman is back with the Chiefs, Campbell and Co. aren’t going to worry themselves about what-ifs considering Jones. “I’m not monitoring it,” Campbell said Friday on 97.1 The Ticket. “It doesn’t matter. He’s