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FOX Sports betting analyst The NFL regular season is in the rear view, the Top 18 picks are locked in for the April 2021 NFL Draft, and the No. 1 pick has officially declared. You know what that means – its draft season! Theres still plenty of time left on the clock, and we will continue to update our draft as the playoffs unfold. Good news: if your team is in need of a QB or a WR in round one, you’re in luck. Bad news: not so lucky if you need to bolster the middle of your defensive ...

For a man who draws up plays for a living, this certainly wasnt in James Bettchers game plan. Luckily, as an NFL defensive coordinator he is used to needing adjustments to overcome the unexpected. Bettcher, 39, came to the New York Giants three years ago, an up-and-coming assistant with aspirations to be a head coach. He would be their defensive coordinator after adding three strong years to his résumé in the same role with the Arizona Cardinals. He didnt anticipate that two years later he wo...

Giants Ownership Lied About Dave Gettleman Dave Gettleman. | Michael Hickey/Getty Images When asked in September what it would take for woebegone general manager Dave Gettleman to keep his job after the 2020 season, Giants co-owner John Mara cast a wide net. Despite two straight embarrassing seasons with Gettleman at the helm, Mara didnt pinpoint a specific number of wins. Instead, he offered the following outline for what he expected. We need to feel like we’re building something that is ...

Giants’ John Mara explains why he didn’t fire Dave Gettleman, and a lot of it has to do with Joe Judge Updated Jan 06, 2021; Posted Jan 06, 2021 New York Giants owner John Mara is bringing back general manager Dave Gettleman for a fourth season.AP Facebook Share Giants co-owner John Mara confirmed that Dave Gettleman would be returning as general manager in 2021 for his fourth season: “He’s coming back.” The biggest reason: Gettleman’s positive collaboration with Giants coach Joe ...

Jan 3, 2021 As anticipated, the Kansas City Chiefs will be without some key players for todays AFC West clash with the Los Angeles Chargers. Not suiting up for Kansas City will be wide receiver Tyreek Hill, wide receiver Sammy Watkins, quarterback Patrick Mahomes, running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire, safety Tyrann Mathieu, linebacker Ben Niemann and offensive tackle Mike Remmers. While some stars are still active for the Chiefs, expect Kansas City to rest more of their starters despite their ac...

Kansas City Chiefs Waive Ricky Seals-Jones, Make Other Moves Ahead of Week 17 In a series of roster moves ahead of their backup-heavy regular-season finale, the Kansas City Chiefs waived tight end Ricky Seals-Jones on Saturday. Author: Jan 2, 2021 The Kansas City Chiefs made a series of roster moves Saturday, preparing their roster for what will be a backup-heavy showing against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday. Among the moves, the Chiefs released veteran tight end Ricky Seals-Jones. Seals-J...

Four Chiefs with something left to prove in Week 17 Our latest edition of the AP Laboratory previews this week’s Chiefs game by highlighting some young players to watch. On the Arrowhead Pride Laboratory Week 17 game preview edition, we mixed things up, as the Kansas City Chiefs are likely to sit several of their starters against the Los Angeles Chargers. This should be a chance for some young players to take on a bigger role on game day. Here are four players that can help themselves with a ...

Jan 1, 2021 Dave Gettleman was one of the Giants own, a man with whom the organization had familiarity but who, after Ernie Accorsi had decided to retire, the team passed over for the vacant general manager spot in favor of Jerry Reese. Gettleman then went on to the Carolina Panthers where between 2013-17, that team amassed a 59-21-1 record that included finishing in first place three years in a row and a Super Bowl berth. All of that was intriguing enough for Giants co-owners John Mara and Ste...

The team’s starting linebacker remains on the reserve/COVID list.

Both Hill and Clark had been listed as questionable on the team’s final Week 16 injury report. Hill was held out of Wednesday’s practice — and was limited on both Thursday and Friday. He will play in the game, but it’s likely that the team will be limiting his snaps. Clark missed Thursday’s practice with an illness, but had a full practice on Friday. Running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire (ankle) and linebacker Damien Wilson (knee) both missed all of this week’s practices and had al...