Top 10 defensive linemen of the decade

As the decade comes to a close, we’re creating some Top 10 lists for 2010 to 2019. Up next, our Top 10 defensive linemen. 1. J.J. Watt: This week’s attempted heroics aside, Watt has been the dominant lineman in the game, with three defensive player of the year honors. The 11th overall pick in the [more]

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Matt Ryan: Recent success creates belief that can carry over to next year

The Falcons closed the first half of the season with a 1-7 record that seemed destined to lead to big changes in the offseason, but a funny thing happened on the way to the finish line. They started winning games and come into Sunday’s finale with five wins in their last seven games, including victories [more]

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Ben Roethlisberger “more determined than ever” to come back in 2020

Devlin Hodges will be playing quarterback for the Steelers in their final game of 2019 and the team is hopeful that they’ll get a chance to play a postseason game in 2020. Whether they advance to the playoffs or not, another quarterback has designs on making starts for them next year. That would be Ben [more]

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Doug Marrone “truly sorry I let so many down”

It’s been another rough year for the Jaguars and that’s already cost Tom Coughlin his job as the team’s executive vice president of football operations. Head coach Doug Marrone remains on the job and he used part of his Christmas Eve press conference to offer an apology for how poorly things have turned out in [more]

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Robert Griffin III: Sunday’s game about the team, not me

The Ravens will not be playing Lamar Jackson in their regular season finale and that means Robert Griffin III will be starting for the first time since Week 17 of the 2016 season. That start also came against the Steelers and it was followed by a year out of football before Griffin landed a backup [more]

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Bill Callahan “absolutely” wants to remain head coach in Washington in 2020

Washington interim head coach Bill Callahan is hoping to lose the “interim” label after the season. Callahan said he “absolutely” hopes to be the head coach in 2020, and he believes the team has made progress since he took over for the fired Jay Gruden in October. “I look at the fight of our players,” [more]

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Will Leicester stop Liverpool on busy EPL Boxing Day?

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