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Do Steelers have big moves in store during 2024 free agency?
PITTSBURGH — With an unprecedented league-wide $30 million increase in the salary cap and the release of a handful of veterans, the Pittsburgh Steelers enter general manager Omar Khan’s second free agency with a little money to spend. Even so, the Steelers aren’t a franchise that opens the checkbook for outside free agents. A year […]
Continue readingWhat will the Steelers’ offense look like under Arthur Smith?
More Teams. More Games. Pat McAfee reacts to the news that Arthur Smith is expected to join the Pittsburgh Steelers as offensive coordinator. (1:35) PITTSBURGH — After a brief search led by head coach Mike Tomlin, the Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to hire former Atlanta Falcons head coach Arthur Smith to be the team’s next […]
Continue readingPunt, kick or go for it on fourth down? Method to NFL analytics models
More Teams. More Games. The “Around the Horn” panel explains why Todd Bowles not using his last timeout against the Lions was a terrible decision. (1:45) Late in the third quarter of the Ravens’ divisional round matchup against the Texans, Baltimore, leading 17-10, faced a fourth-and-1 at the Houston 49-yard line. Then, in the bottom […]
Continue readingWhere will the Steelers turn at offensive coordinator?
More Teams. More Games. Pat McAfee and his crew react to Mike Tomlin’s news conference and speculate on the changes the Steelers could make this offseason. (3:04) PITTSBURGH — As has become uncomfortably routine in the last several years, coach Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers enter the offseason at a crossroads. Though not identical, […]
Continue readingPenn State’s Trace McSorley fights through foot injury in Kentucky loss
More Teams. More Games. Trace McSorley finds Pat Freiermuth who dives in for a Nittany Lions touchdown in the fourth quarter. (0:39) Quarterback Trace McSorley returned to Penn State’s game against Kentucky on Tuesday with what might have been a broken right foot and led the Lions to a rally that fell just short in […]
Continue readingBills open playoffs with methodical victory over Steelers
More Teams. More Games. Khalil Shakir somehow breaks the tackle and stays on his feet for the Bills touchdown in the fourth quarter. (0:31) ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The extreme winter weather could only delay the celebration for the Buffalo Bills. Kicking off 27-plus hours later than originally scheduled at Highmark Stadium, the Bills made […]
Continue readingPenn State’s Yetur Gross-Matos to enter draft, plans to play in bowl
Gross-Matos, a first-team selection for the All-Big Ten defensive team, led the Nittany Lions with 8.5 sacks and 14 tackles for loss this season. He is ranked third on ESPN draft insider Mel Kiper’s list of defensive ends for the 2020 draft. Gross-Matos made the announcement in a tweet Tuesday and said he plans to […]
Continue reading2024 fantasy football flex and superflex rankings
More Teams. More Games. Eric Karabell breaks down Amon-Ra St. Brown‘s impressive fantasy season. (0:41) The 2024 fantasy football superflex rankings below will be updated throughout the NFL offseason. We know many of you compete in superflex formats that invite/covet second quarterbacks in starting lineups, so these rankings account for that. For those newer to […]
Continue readingTristan H. Cockcroft’s fantasy football PPR rankings for 2024
More Teams. More Games. Tristan H. Cockcroft reviews Bijan Robinson‘s rookie season with the Falcons and explains why he’ll have a chance to be more productive next year. (1:02) Tristan H. Cockcroft’s 2024 fantasy football rankings will be updated throughout the offseason to reflect any changes as result of free agency, trades, the NFL draft […]
Continue readingMike Clay’s fantasy football PPR rankings for 2024
Players set to enter unrestricted (UFA), restricted (RFA) and exclusive rights (ERFA) free agency are noted. NOTE: The rankings below are for PPR formats. Latest update: Jan. 5 1. Christian McCaffrey, SF, RB1 2. CeeDee Lamb, DAL, WR1 3. Justin Jefferson, MIN, WR2 4. Tyreek Hill, MIA, WR3 5. Breece Hall, NYJ, RB2 6. Kyren […]
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