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If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page. Embed Code Inside Tim Tebow’s INTENSE Workout Routine (Exclusive) A two-time national champion with the Gators, Tebow completed just 47.3% of his passes in two seasons with the Broncos. In 11 regular-season starts during the 2011 season, Tebow threw twice as many touchdowns (12) as interceptions (6) despite completing just 46.5% of his throws. But after helping the Broncos capture the AFC West division title, Tebow threw the game-winning touchdown pass in Denver's upset victory over Pittsburgh in the wild-card rou...

Even with the NFL's expanded playoff field, not every team can realistically consider itself a title contender. Only a handful of teams are of that caliber, and more than half of the league will still miss the playoffs...

Teddy Bridgewater on Time With Carolina: We Didn't Practice 2-Minute Drills or in the Red Zone Much Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images Teddy Bridgewater is off to his new life with the Denver Broncos. It's likely that he will encounter an entirely different approach to game preparation under Vic Fangio's regime. One that has him, uh, practicing two-minute drills and in the red zone. Which is something apparently lacking in Carolina, if the quarterback's comments on the All Things Covered podcast with Bryant McFadden and Patrick Peterson are what they seem to be. I was stunned to hear this from Te...

Minnesota Vikings CB Patrick Peterson says he'll wear No. 7 in 2021 season play Is Brady overreacting to the NFL's new number rule? (1:52) Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser react to Tom Brady's disapproval of the NFL's new number rule. (1:52) MINNEAPOLIS -- New Minnesota Vikings cornerback Patrick Peterson is the first player to take advantage of the NFL's relaxed rule on jersey numbers that now permits defensive backs to wear Nos. 1-49. On his All Things Covered podcast, Peterson said he'll be switching from the No. 21 he donned for the past decade with the Arizona Cardinals to No. 7, the n...

Patrick Peterson's new purple-and-gold threads must've kicked up a little LSU nostalgia. The eight-time Pro Bowl CB wanted his No. 7 jersey back. And if Vikings backup Nate Stanley was willing to switch, he could wear it under the NFL's relaxed jersey number rules. The deal between teammates: Stanley switched to No. 14 and Peterson donated new shoulder pads to the football program at Stanley's alma mater, Menomonie High School. That pact will go a long way in Wisconsin, according to Stanley's former Menomonie coach Pat LaBuda. "We have a lot of (pads) that have been here for a lon...