Matt Verderame
Staff Writer at Sports Illustrated
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3 days ago |
si.com | Matt Verderame
After two years of Dennis Allen and Derek Carr leading the organization, the New Orleans Saints are turning the page. Allen was replaced by Super Bowl-winning offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, who gets his first head-coaching job at any level. Then there’s the quarterback conversation centered around rookie second-round pick Tyler Shough, Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener. The trio comes into 2025 with a combined seven starts, five touchdown passes, six interceptions and zero wins at the NFL level.
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1 week ago |
binghamtonhomepage.com | Matt Verderame
In the NFL, nothing matters if you don’t have the right coach-quarterback combination. In the Super Bowl era, there have been 59 champions. Only nine have won a title without a quarterback who wasn’t an All-Pro/Hall of Famer or a coach who certainly will, or already has, ended up in the Hall of Fame. Those rare squads include the 1985 Chicago Bears, 2000 Baltimore Ravens, ’07 and ’11 New York Giants and ’17 Philadelphia Eagles.
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1 week ago |
si.com | Matt Verderame
In the NFL, nothing matters if you don’t have the right coach-quarterback combination. In the Super Bowl era, there have been 59 champions. Only nine have won a title without a quarterback who wasn’t an All-Pro/Hall of Famer or a coach who certainly will, or already has, ended up in the Hall of Fame. Those rare squads include the 1985 Chicago Bears, 2000 Baltimore Ravens, ’07 and ’11 New York Giants and ’17 Philadelphia Eagles.
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2 weeks ago |
si.com | Matt Verderame
Historically speaking, the only players who have a chance of winning the Offensive Rookie of the Year award are quarterbacks, running backs and wide receivers. Of the 58 awards given out by the Associated Press over the years, those are the only three positions to take home the hardware. In recent years, quarterbacks have been en vogue, with C.J. Stroud and Jayden Daniels winning it with the Houston Texans and Washington Commanders, respectively.
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2 weeks ago |
miamiherald.com | Matt Verderame
With NFL free agency and the draft in the rear-view mirror, teams largely know who they will bring to training camp. This is especially true this summer, with very little drama surrounding the July 15 deadline for franchise-tagged players to get new deals. Looking around the NFC, though, there are still some intriguing situations exist for players who could be cap casualties if training camps go a specific way in respective cities.
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