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Many Injuries Start In The Workout Room By Blogdipity on May 10, 2021, 2:21pm EDT + By Terry Duschinski Few will agree with this post and many with "credentials" will be utterly dismissive. But none can deny that today's Cincinnati Bengals seem to compile an inordinate list of injuries compared to NFL players in decades past. Did Cris Collinsworth or Isaac Curtis miss playing time anywhere near the level of AJ Green? Dan Ross suited up steadily, while Tyler Eifert was a scratch for most of at least three seasons. Until a shoulder went awry after a dozen seasons or so, Anthony Muno...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Tim Tebow is headed to town. The Jacksonville Jaguars are expected to sign the former University of Florida star within the next few weeks, reuniting him with his college head coach, Urban Meyer. He’ll be a tight end, though, not a quarterback, which means he’ll be learning a new position six years after he last participated in an NFL practice (the 2015 preseason with the Philadelphia Eagles). Moving to tight end was something NFL teams wanted Tebow to consider after he failed as an NFL quarterback, but Tebow was adamant about staying behind center. Nine years after ...

Michael Ainsworth/AP SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Listening to Michael Mayer speak, it’s easy to forget he’s still in his freshman year at Notre Dame. The former four-star recruit out of Covington, Kentucky, where he was the state’s Mr. Football as a two-way menace and 5A state champion, Mayer quickly picked up a classic nickname from his Irish teammates: Baby Gronk. As in Rob Gronkowski, the NFL’s ultimate matchup nightmare at tight end. They even share the same jersey number (87). Coming off a 42-catch debut season in which he tied for the team lead in receptions and made multiple fres...

Predicting the San Francisco 49ers 2021 roster following the NFL Draft. San Francisco needs to cut its roster down from 90 to 53 before Week 1. There's some surprises included in here.

Five veteran free agents the Cardinals should consider signing Tight end and cornerback are still the biggest needs that must be addressed Reinhold Matay-USA TODAY Sports The 2021 NFL Draft is over and the Cardinals still have quite a few holes on the roster that they must fill. Tulsa’s Zaven Collins and Purdue’s Rondale Moore are the Cardinals’ top two draft selections this year but they were chosen based on them being the best players available on their board and not necessarily filling positions of need. Cornerback by far was the position that many thought would be addressed by Gener...