Nate Davis is an NFL Editor at USA Today. He specializes in competitive sports coverage, with a focus on the NFL, football, and prominent sports figures, including insights on events like the Super Bowl and teams such as the San Francisco 49ers. Nate's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Detroit Free Press, Yahoo Finance, and the Chicago Sun-Times.
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By: Nate Davis
nate davis, usa today "Bless his heart, he's got to be the sickest man in America."
By: Nate Davis
It's been 46 years since legendary broadcaster Verne Lundquist made that exclamation during Super Bowl 13 after witnessing a gaffe by future Hall of Fame tight end Jackie Smith. (More on that later.)
By: Nate Davis
The NFL playoffs are down to four teams. But which conference title game entrant is the biggest Super Bowl threat? We ranked each.
Super Bowl 59 spots are on the line this weekend as the Commanders clash with the Eagles and the Bills meet up with the Chiefs. Here are our picks.
By: Nate Davis
nate davis, usa today The Dallas Cowboys have settled on the 10 th head coach in their 65-year history – and in something of an upset, which
Mark Andrews' drop that ended the Ravens' comeback against the Bills is sure to go down as one of the most infamous moments in NFL playoff history.
By: Nate Davis
The Commanders' rapid turnaround has Washington on the brink of Super Bowl 59. How did it happen? It all comes back to the "Commander Standard."
By: Nate Davis
nate davis, usa today Actually, let's put a pin in that – just as Barkley's Philadelphia Eagles dropped a pin for New Orleans, which
By: Nate Davis
Losing Jason Kelce to retirement changed everything for the Eagles offensive line. But the Cam Jurgens and the unit have embraced the challenge.
By: Nate Davis
nate davis, usa today The Kansas City Chiefs are on the cusp of history. No, not playing in Super Bowl rematches in consecutive years – the
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