Jason Dayee

3 days ago | totalapexsports.com | Jason Dayee

The Kansas City Chiefs honored one of their most loyal players on Wednesday, June 4. Longtime punter Dustin Colquitt officially retired from the NFL by signing a one-day contract with the franchise. Colquitt, a third-round pick out of Tennessee in 2005, spent 15 seasons punting for Kansas City. Known for his consistency and leadership, he became a foundational piece on special teams. His Chiefs tenure included multiple records, two Pro Bowl selections and a Super Bowl championship in 2020.

5 days ago | totalapexsports.com | Jason Dayee

The Minnesota Vikings have lost a cornerstone of their storied history. Jim Marshall, a founding figure in the franchise and a defensive icon, passed away Tuesday at the age of 87. The team confirmed the news and praised Marshall’s legacy on and off the field. Marshall, known for his unmatched durability and leadership, spent 20 seasons with the Vikings. From 1961 to 1979, he made 270 consecutive starts, setting a new standard for consistency.

1 week ago | totalapexsports.com | Jason Dayee

The Las Vegas Raiders have secured one of their most reliable special teamers. Veteran punter AJ Cole has signed a four-year contract extension with the franchise. This new deal will pay Cole $15.8 million and includes $11 million guaranteed. The move makes him the highest-paid punter in the NFL and locks him in long-term. Raiders Prioritize Special Teams StabilityCole has been a model of consistency since joining the team in 2019.

3 weeks ago | totalapexsports.com | Jason Dayee

The NFL could soon leave its mark on the Olympic stage in a major way. League owners are set to vote on a groundbreaking resolution that would allow active players to represent their countries in flag football at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. If approved, this would be the first time NFL players could officially compete for Olympic gold. The move could transform the league’s global reach and put some of football’s top talent on an entirely new platform.

3 weeks ago | yardbarker.com | Jason Dayee

The Kansas City Chiefs have become a must-watch team every NFL season. In 2025, two of their most compelling matchups may not come against usual contenders. Instead, the intrigue will center around rising rookies facing off with the game’s best quarterback. In Week 3 and Week 16, Patrick Mahomes will go toe-to-toe with Abdul Carter and Cam Ward, the No. 3 and No. 1 overall picks, respectively. These matchups not only showcase elite talent but also pit future stars against the league’s gold standard.