Robert Zeglinski

Bill Belichick is right. Rex Ryan has zero idea what makes the Patriots tick.

Mitchell Schwartz wants Chiefs fans to stop thinking the sky is falling.

On a loaded roster like the San Francisco 49ers, it's tough to pinpoint a singular catalyst. Anyone in this constellation of stars can play the hero for the NFL's most talented team.

The New York Jets made their bed. Zach Wilson thinks they should lie in it.

The San Francisco 49ers are the NFL team to beat and the clear favorite for Super Bowl 58 in Las Vegas this February.

Tom Brady seems to forget he literally played football in 2022!

Calvin Ridley couldn’t see anything either. How convenient!

There are assuredly bigger fish to fry for the Jacksonville Jaguars as they contend with Trevor Lawrence's ankle injury. But a non-interference call from Monday night's 34-31 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals still can't be forgotten. Late in the first quarter, Lawrence launched a downfield pass to Calvin Ridley. Cincinnati cornerback Jordan Battle went to contest the pass but did so while draping himself all over the receiver and literally covering Ridley's eyes. I suppose that technically blocking a pass-catcher's eyes is a bit of a grey area, but in this case — it definitely seemed like surefire interference. Unfortunately…

Pro football is played between incredibly fast and large human beings. At a certain point, getting hurt is understood as an inevitability by everyone who plays the game.

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