The retired quarterback believes that Wilson can hit the next level of his career with the new Broncos coach.
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Retired quarterback and future Hall of Famer Drew Brees believes that Broncos signal caller Russell Wilson can hit his “prime” under new Denver coach Sean Payton.
Payton, who was hired earlier this week to replace Nathaniel Hackett, is re-entering the coaching ranks just one year after retiring from his job with the Saints.
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Josh Allen is very, very injured after a long NFL season. He is so injured, in fact, that the only way for him to get healthy is by playing one of the most famous golf courses in the world.
Allen, who had his season come to an end with a loss to the Bengals in the AFC Divisional Round, was picked to play in the 2023 Pro Bowl Games. However, his extremely severe, (undiagnosed) injury is keeping him from participating this weekend.
He has been replaced by Ravens backup quarterback Tyler Huntley.
Sean Payton is set to become the Denver Broncos new head coach after trading draft picks to the New Orleans Saints. The Broncos are coming off a tumultuous season in all areas, including a down year from Russell Wilson. However, Colin Cowherd discusses why Payton will make a positive impact in Broncos country and even the city, citing a culture he built in New Orleans.
The Philadelphia Eagles pummeled the New York Giants three times this season, but Julian Love ain’t buying what head coach Nick Sirianni is selling.
The 24-year-old joined NFL Network’s Good Morning Football Thursday morning, and chose to take a blowtorch to Philly’s second-year coach, saying he’s basically a placeholder on the sidelines who waves his arms around like a crazy person.
I’m paraphrasing, of course.
“He’s doing a good job because he’s not getting in the way of his team,” Love said before being asked about Siranni’s … exuberant … sideline antics.
With Tom Brady out, the Las Vegas Raiders QB options are thinning. However, Davante Adams took note of potentially reuniting with Aaron Rodgers after tweeting about him moving to his ‘neighborhood.’ Colin Cowherd breaks down why Rodgers on the Las Vegas Raiders makes sense for both parties and the Green Bay Packers.
Tom Brady announced his retirement from pro football (again, but he says it’s for good this time) on Wednesday. However, New England Patriots Owner Robert Kraft would like to see Brady make his retirement official as a Patriot.
Kraft said that was his hope on Thursday morning during an appearance on CNN.
“I’d do it tomorrow,” Kraft said. “Not only do I want it, our fans are clamoring for it. To us, he always has been and always will be a Patriot.”
Brady of course spent 20 of his 23 NFL seasons with the Patriots and helped them win 6 Super Bowl Titles.
Giants safety Julian Love said Nick Sirianni, who has coached the Eagles to the fourth Super Bowl appearance in franchise history, is “in for a free ride right now” because of Philadelphia’s talented roster.
Free agent Azura Stevens, who averaged 10.6 points for Chicago last season, will sign with the rebuilding Sparks, her agent told ESPN.
Nick Saban has reportedly zeroed in on Tommy Rees to be Alabama’s new OC.
The current Notre Dame offensive coordinator will be on campus in Tuscaloosa at some point Thursday, according to Chris Low.
A source within Alabama’s program informed OutKick that Rees and Saban spoke for a couple hours over Zoom Wednesday. Washington OC Ryan Grubb recently turned down the Crimson Tide.
Notre Dame offensive coordinator Tommy Rees has emerged as the top target for @AlabamaFTBL’s OC job. Rees has had discussions with Nick Saban and is scheduled to be on campus Thursday, sources tell ESPN.
