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NFL teams get creative for 2021 schedule release Published: May 12, 2021 at 08:40 PM It's the most wonderful time of the offseason! The 2021 NFL schedule has officially been released in its entirety, meaning players, coaches and fans alike can now break out the sharpies and mark their calendars accordingly. Below is a compilation of the many creative ways teams participated in Wednesday's unveiling. OUR 2021 SCHEDULE IS HERE! Time to open the Schedule Release pack! pic.twitter.com/Gsr8JZua2m— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) May 12, 2021 "Eric DeCosta...quite the pra...

Matt Nagy realizes Bears need to have 'successful entry plan' for QB Justin Fields Published: May 13, 2021 at 07:39 AM Grant Gordon Copied! When the Chicago Bears signed quarterback Andy Dalton, the veteran QB let it be known he was told by team brass he would be the starter. It makes for an interesting dilemma for Bears head coach Matt Nagy, who has a veteran QB with Pro Bowl-starting experience in Dalton, another veteran who started much of last season in Nick Foles still around and, of course, Fields, the No. 11 overall pick of t...

Published: May 13, 2021 at 09:29 AM Grant Gordon Copied! As the Kansas City Chiefs' 2020 season concluded with franchise quarterback Patrick Mahomes run ragged by a dominant Tampa Bay Buccaneers pass rush in the Super Bowl, the offseason played out with K.C. bolstering its offensive line in a major way. To many, a porous offensive line hampered by injuries and missing bodies was a paramount reason for the Chiefs' Super Bowl demise. However, Kansas City head coach Andy Reid, a former offensive lineman at Brigham Young University and Glendale Communit...

Copied! The Los Angeles Chargers' 2021 offseason goal under new coach Brandon Staley was straightforward: improve the offensive line in front of burgeoning young quarterback Justin Herbert. L.A. gave big money to center Corey Linsley and added guards Oday Aboushi and Matt Feiler in free agency. Then the Chargers used a first-round pick on Rashawn Slater and a fifth-rounder on backup guard Brenden Jaimes. On paper, a line composed of Slater, Aboushi, Linsley, Feller and right tackle Bryan Bulaga is a massive upgrade to what was in front of Herbert last season. Joining NFL Netwo...