
Ernesto Cova
Senior Writer and Sub-Editor at Bolavip
Senior Writer, Freelance at The Cold Wire
Senior writer covering the NBA and NFL for @thecoldwire and @Sportskeeda. Contact: [email protected]
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brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The Cleveland Browns made the playoffs just two seasons ago and even had a legitimate chance to win the AFC North. That’s why it was shocking to see them win just three games last season. Even though Deshaun Watson hadn’t played up to his usual level, most fans and analysts thought the team would be better with him at quarterback after their postseason trip with Joe Flacco.
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brownsnation.com | Ernesto Cova
The Cleveland Browns didn’t find much offensive success with Ken Dorsey as coordinator. He didn’t seem to see eye to eye with head coach Kevin Stefanski. But, to be fair, it’s not like Dorsey had much to work with, either. The offensive line was injured, quarterback Deshaun Watson struggled, and running back Nick Chubb was out for most of the season. Now that the Browns have retooled the offense, Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com believes fans are going to see a different type of scheme next season.
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bvmsports.com | Ernesto Cova
Jaire Alexander is joining a Baltimore Ravens team that should already have a big chip on its shoulder after another disappointing playoff outing last season. He could help them get over the hump, because as NFL Films analyst Greg Cosell pointed out, the defensive back is a very productive player when he's healthy. "He's a very good corner when he's at his best. Probably in that top 10, maybe top 5 or 6," Cosell said, via "The Ross Tucker Podcast." Alexander's talents aren't in doubt.
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1 week ago |
thecoldwire.com | Ernesto Cova
The Pittsburgh Steelers are rolling the dice with Aaron Rodgers. Most teams would have been ecstatic to add the quarterback five years ago, but after watching his public fallout with the Green Bay Packers and his struggles with the New York Jets, that wasn’t the case in 2025. The Steelers, however, always seemed to think he was their guy. According to former NFL QB Mark Sanchez, Pittsburgh could be onto something.
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bvmsports.com | Ernesto Cova
The Dallas Cowboys have one of the most polarizing cornerbacks in football. Trevon Diggs has great ball skills and is always a threat to flip the field. He also gets burned in coverage and gives up big plays. Fans either love him or hate him, given his fiery personality, and it seems like they might get to watch him for a while longer. Diggs recently revealed that he could play for another 14 years. "I'm 26. [My son] wants me to play until I'm like 40," Diggs said, via Dov Kleiman.
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