Posts Tagged ‘Feature 1’
Ravens Decision Raises Questions
The failed trade of Maxx Crosby continues to stir debate across the league. Ross Tucker, who once failed a physical during his own NFL career, noted teams aren’t obligated to fully explain their reasoning for failed physicals. Around the league, many believe the Baltimore Ravens simply got cold feet about the deal. Now the Las…
Read MoreRussini: You Don’t Tell Raiders Trade is Off Unless You Have a Backup Plan
The trade of Maxx Crosby took a twist yesterday after the Baltimore Ravens backed away following concerns regarding his physical. According to Dianna Russini, Baltimore’s hesitation centered on Crosby’s long term outlook, not his immediate impact. The decision left Crosby returning to the Las Vegas Raiders facility after already preparing mentally for a new chapter.…
Read MoreRaiders Invest in Protecting Mendoza
Free agency always reveals how teams value positions, and according to Albert Breer, the Kansas City Chiefs may have quietly found a bargain with Kenneth Walker III. Running backs were once seen as expensive luxuries. But now, when you compare that market to other skill position player markets, maybe running backs are being undervalued. Meanwhile,…
Read MoreTrump Meeting Puts NIL in Spotlight
College football’s NIL debate reached another stage as Donald Trump met with key figures in the sport like Nick Saban. According to Ross Dellenger, the goal was to bring national attention to the chaos surrounding NIL and pressure lawmakers to act. Dellenger said despite their efforts, nothing groundbreaking emerged. As for the future of the…
Read MoreGlazer: Kyler, Tua Need Right Coach
Jay Glazer brought his usual mix of humor and insight while touching on several of the NFL’s biggest storylines. The NFL on FOX insider joked about being asked about Aaron Rodgers without “any foreplay,” while also addressing the uncertain future of Maxx Crosby with the Las Vegas Raiders. Glazer said he doesn’t expect Crosby back…
Read MoreHow to Overcome Short Arms with Rodd Tucker
Ross Tucker discussed his scars from his Pro-day. He admits he was never sniffing an invite to the combine and jokes that his pro day in front of the Eagles was so rough a scout would not make eye contact afterward. On arm length, he knows the struggle. At 30 and three quarters, he survived…
Read MoreBest Player or Best Fit? The Draft Room Dilemma
At the combine, Louis Riddick reminds everyone that drills are context, not commandments. For offensive linemen, it is the 10 yard split. For defensive backs, the 40 matters, and if you are not sub 4.5, you better be surgical technically. Receivers live in the 3 cone and shuttle. But the stopwatch never trumps the tape.…
Read MoreWhy NFL Teams Value Arm Length
Arm length is the new hand size, and Daniel Jeremiah isn’t running from it. He says it matters, especially for offensive linemen, where first contact can decide the rep. But like most Combine obsessions, context is king. If the tape doesn’t show a problem, he won’t invent one. Jeremiah sees a sizable gap between Fernando…
Read MoreThe Freshmen vs The Veterans in College Hoops
Sports Illustrated Senior writer Pat Forde sees a cinematic script unfolding across the sports landscape. From a gold medal hockey run that felt made for the movies to a college football power shift toward the Big Ten. He praised the next wave of talent at the Combine, noting quarterback scarcity could boost Ty Simpson’s value…
Read MoreThe Goalie Who Stole Gold
Host of TSN’s Sportscenter Jay Onrait wasn’t about to let anyone diminish Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. “That’s our sweet baby boy,” he joked, defending Canada’s pride after a tough loss to Team USA in the gold medal match. Onrait believes the U.S. and Canada have been neck and neck for years, and claimed the 3v3 overtime can…
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