Chris Schad

2 days ago | detroitjockcity.com | Chris Schad

Throughout the offseason, Detroit Lions fans have dreamed about adding an edge rusher. Aidan Hutchinson was dominant before breaking his leg last October, and his injury shined a light on the need for quality depth. With Hutchinson on track to return this season, fans became euphoric thinking about adding a dominant pass rusher to play across from him.

2 days ago | zonecoverage.com | Chris Schad

The Minnesota Twins are stuck. After a dismal stretch to begin the season, they rattled off 13 straight wins in early May. When the streak ended, the carriage turned back into a pumpkin, and they lost 15 of their past 18 games after Tuesday’s 6-5 loss to the Seattle Mariners. When you consider that Minnesota finished last season with a 12-27 stretch over the final six weeks, most franchises would make changes.

2 days ago | detroitjockcity.com | Chris Schad

The Detroit Lions have Super Bowl aspirations in 2025 and they have several familiar faces they hope will get them there. While many of the players that helped Detroit go 15-2 this season are returning for another year, there are several rookies that will be placed into a crucible of high expectations. Some rookies, such as first-round draft pick Tyleik Williams, will have some grace as they enter a loaded position room.

2 days ago | factoryofsadness.co | Chris Schad

For Cleveland Browns fans, the phrase “Where’s the Tylenol?” may have been as popular as “Let’s go Brownies” this offseason. The Browns endured a 3-14 season in 2024 and immediately had to deal with Myles Garrett’s trade request. A contract worth $40 million annually wasn’t enough to stop the soap opera as the Browns took several flyers to figure out their quarterback situation. The Browns are hoping that the quarterback position can be neutralized with a strong defense and running game.

2 days ago | dawindycity.com | Chris Schad

If you’re something different with the Chicago Bears this season, you’re in luck. Coming off a 5-12 season, the Bears brought in a lot of new talent with head coach Ben Johnson, dishing out a total of $92.5 million in free agency and another $35 million for Joe Thuney’s contract extension after a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. It led to a lot of headlines in the Windy City heading into 2025.