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Miami Dolphins' free-agent exodus was poor planning

What Would Progress In Year Two Mean For Ravens' 2022 Draft Picks?

Bo Smolka looks at what the Ravens' 2022 draft class accomplished last season and what success might look like for each of them in 2023.

What Would Progress In Year Two Mean For Ravens' 2022 Draft Picks?

As last year's Ravens draft class points toward the 2023 season, Bo Smolka takes a quick look at what each player accomplished last season and what success might look like for each in 2023.

Roster bonuses and guarantees kick in for two Ravens players

Contract terms kick in today

Late for Work 1/17: Joe Hortiz a 'Strong Candidate' for Giants General Manager Job

Ravens’ biggest needs entering the offseason. The Ravens are expected to receive a fourth-round compensatory pick after the departure of linebacker Matt Judon. A mock draft from CBS Sports has the Ravens landing a standout defensive tackle.

Meinerz doesn't want his belly - or his roster position - to be a distraction

Meinerz doesn’t want his belly - or his roster position - to be a distraction The rookie offensive lineman is focused on learning the playbook and being a contributor. denverbroncos.com Quinn Meinerz doesn’t always roll up his jersey to “let the belly breathe” - a phrase he has been known for since the Senior Bowl in January where he earned the nickname, The Gut. It often just rolls up on its own. I mean, have you seen that belly? But when he gets hot, that belly needs some air. And the two-day rookie mini camp this past weekend was proof that both scenarios happen often.

Justin Fields Wants to Start (Because of Course He Does!) and Other Bears Bullets

Justin Fields knows there's a development plan in place, but it's not stopping him from striving to start ASAP.

NFL sends message regarding player injuries in the offseason

Major injury in Denver could prompt veterans to change offseason stance

Chiefs' offseason workout dates announced

Chiefs’ offseason workout dates announced NFL teams’ offseason consists of three phases. Rookie Minicamp: May 14-16 Mandatory Minicamp: June 15-17 OTA offseason workouts are ) The dates are tentative and subject to change at the discretion of the Chiefs. As a reminder, each team’s program is conducted in three phases, which have been tweaked from previous years due to COVID-19: Phase One (April 19-May 14) has been extended from its customary two-week period to four weeks, with activities limited to strength and conditioning, virtual meetings, and physical rehabilitation only. Phase Two (May 17-21) has been shortened from three weeks to one week. On-field workouts may include individual player instruction and drills, “perfect play” drills, drills and plays conducted with offensive players lining up across from offensive players and defensive players lining up across from defensive players, with each group permitted to align eleven or fewer players across from eleven or fewer players. Players on one side of the ball may execute a play, but players on the opposite side of the ball may not initiate contact with, or attempt to impede the progress of, players who are running the play. All such drills must be conducted at an acceptable walkthrough pace (i.e. Pro Bowl practice).

Woody Paige: Broncos need rookies for depth—but will they explode their draft for a QB next week?