Ranking NFL teams by best offensive skill players: Eagles No. 1? Giants top-5 with Saquon Barkley? Cowboys fall without Dez Bryant, Jason Witten

When it comes to offensive weapons, some teams load up on running backs, some load up on receivers, while others try and find depth across all of the skill positions — running back, wide receiver and tight end. Look at the Eagles, who return their entire core, added a veteran receiver and used their

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The 1 position each NFL team should be worried about heading into the 2018 season

The 2018 NFL Draft has come and gone, and many teams are pretty well set when it comes to their 90-man rosters heading into the preseason. But plenty of bargain bin free agents remain, and every team in the league still has positions of need that have to be addressed. In some cases, the weaknesses are

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Gambling will be good for NFL’s business, whether league embraces it or not

The NFL has officially held gambling at arm’s length, with strict rules against players, coaches, owners, officials and anyone else having any business interests in sports betting. But that doesn’t mean the NFL has no interest in sports betting. The Supreme Court’s ruling today, opening the door to legal

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Seven NFL trades that make sense after the draft, including Emmanuel Sanders to Cowboys

Welcome to the true NFL offseason. The first part — February to May — didn’t really count, not with free agency and the draft occupying so much of our time. The real offseason — the actually boring portion — begins immediately when the draft ends, which it did on April 28, and concludes when

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No chance of London hosting Draft or Super Bowl, says NFL UK chief Alistair Kirkwood

The UK is not going to host a Super Bowl in the foreseeable future, according to Alistair Kirkwood NFL UK managing director Alistair Kirkwood says there is no chance of London hosting an NFL Draft or Super Bowl in the near future despite the continued growth of the game in the UK. Jacksonville Jaguars

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Free Agent Safety Eric Reid Files Collusion Grievance Against the NFL

Free agent safety Eric Reid filed a grievance against the NFL and all 32 teams alleging they have colluded to keep him unsigned, following in the footsteps of his former San Francisco 49ers teammate Colin Kaepernick. Reid, along with Kaepernick, was at the forefront of the movement among players who

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Former 49ers Safety Eric Reid Files Collusion Grievance vs NFL

Former San Francisco 49ers safety, and current NFL free agent, Eric Reid has reportedly filed a collusion grievance against the NFL over his employment status, according to ESPN. Reid, who was one of the first players to join Kaepernick two years ago in kneeling during the national anthem, remains unsigned

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New helmet rule may have far more limited impact than language would suggest

In March, the NFL owners adopted a broad, ominous rule that generally prohibits lowering the helmet to initiate contact. If enforced as written (which, frankly, all rules should be), it would result in a dramatic impact on the game. In May, it’s beginning to look like maybe, perhaps, possibly the

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New hitting rule and kickoffs on the agenda for NFL player-safety meetings

NFL officials will participate in two days of player-safety meetings beginning Tuesday in which the topics will include the new helmet-hitting rule and kickoffs. The meetings are to take place at the NFL’s Manhattan offices. Troy Vincent, the league’s executive vice president of football operations

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