This season, Coach Davie will analyze offensive and defensive schemes as part of his season-long course on football for ESPN.com. Each week, he will break out the chalkboard and break down the X's and ...

Raymond Berry, a Hall of Fame receiver with the Baltimore Colts who led the NFL in catches three times and who later coached ...

Andrei Svechnikov scored at 14:06 of overtime to give the Carolina Hurricanes a 3-2 win against the Montreal Canadiens in ...

The Lions agreed to terms with Luke Altmyer, who was a player that was trending with Motown by mock draft analysts and ...

In the NFL, shifting blame rolls downhill. Shortly before the Detroit Lions became a perennial playoff contender, they faced a defensive crisis similar to what the Chicago Bears face now. They ...

As he recovered from a knee injury this spring, Colorado safety Ben Finneseth didn’t participate in practices. He did, however, observe a lot and discovered he’s got some company in the leadership ...

The Chicago Bears still haven’t added an edge-rusher this offseason, and the pool of talent is going to start thinning soon. Cameron Jordan is among the most logical candidates for Chicago given his ...

The Buffalo Bills are still looking to add more pass-rush help to the defense. “Free agent DE Mike Danna recently visited the Buffalo Bills, per sources. Danna spent six seasons with the Chiefs, ...

The NFL is a quarterback-driven league. Quarterbacks get all the cash. The awards. They are the kings of the league, and the position dominates the list of the league's highest-paid players. But of ...

Sam McKewon, Tom Shatel and Evan Bland dive into Nebraska’s Big Red Rebuild, from Memorial Stadium reseating and donor dollars to Matt Rhule’s NIL push, over‑the‑cap roster spending and how all of it ...

You've likely heard the statistic all offseason regarding the San Francisco 49ers—probably more than you'd like. Twenty total sacks. Fewest in the NFL. Et cetera, et cetera. It underscores one of the ...

The precision of NFL scouting — or its circus, perhaps — amplified a February morning in Indianapolis, when Rueben Bain Jr. stepped to a microphone. He might have spoken for 10 minutes, but his status ...