Henry McKenna

2 weeks ago | foxsports.com | Henry McKenna

It’s wedding season. Just ask Josh Allen, who married movie star Hailee Steinfeld this NFL offseason. And then there’s Aaron Rodgers, who recently married … well, we actually don’t know who he married. The Pittsburgh Steelers QB is keeping it a mystery. But that got us thinking about the football marriages around the league. No, not the literal ones. I’m thinking about the sacred union between a team and its quarterback.

2 weeks ago | foxsports.com | Henry McKenna

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — It was Drake Maye out front for conditioning when the New England Patriots wrapped up their OTA practice last week. He called out a snap count and took off, with roughly 30 offensive teammates trailing behind him. It’s a sign of what’s to come this season. It’ll be Maye out front. The Patriots have turned the organization over to him. No question. New England is his. "Worlds different," Maye said when asked how far he's come since last summer.

2 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Henry McKenna

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The NFL offseason is far from over, but the roster building is largely complete. We saw the final starting quarterback fall into place last week, as Aaron Rodgers (finally) signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. There’s an outside chance the Falcons' Kirk Cousins could still join another team and take over as a starter, but in all likelihood, every club’s starting QB is already on its roster. So, now seems like the perfect time to rank them.

3 weeks ago | foxnews.com | Henry McKenna

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Leave it to Northeasterners to get carried away with their pearl clutching. New England is astonished at a celebrity conducting himself like … a celebrity. Yes, New England Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs went viral last week after a series of videos appeared on social media showing him partying on his girlfriend Cardi B's yacht. In the initial leak of videos, she was nowhere to be seen.

3 weeks ago | foxsports.com | Henry McKenna

Last year wasn’t the Dallas Cowboys’ year. But there were some encouraging signs. First, the Cowboys won seven games despite awful injury luck. Quarterback Dak Prescott missed nine games due to a hamstring injury that required surgery. A number of the team's defensive stars missed time. And still, the Cowboys didn’t have a completely catastrophic year. And for all the criticism surrounding Jerry Jones, he has put together a nice offseason, addressing the help the Cowboys needed at premium positions.