Mike Luciano

4 days ago | yardbarker.com | Mike Luciano

Most of the attention the media will spend Cleveland Browns should be allocated to a Shedeur Sanders-led quarterback race that also features Dillon Gabriel and Kenny Pickett. However, no matter how the depth chart shakes out, Joe Flacco is expected by many to be the Week 1 starting quarterback. Flacco, who turned 40 in January, has no interest in babysitting any of the young Browns quarterbacks, some of whom will be in town much longer than he will.

4 days ago | yardbarker.com | Mike Luciano

The Kansas City Chiefs can no longer look at the rival Denver Broncos as two automatic wins before the season starts, as the development of Pat Surtain into the game's best cornerback and Bo Nix's strong rookie season have them poised to cause Kansas City some real problems in 2025. However, the Chiefs should still be considered overwhelming favorites to beat Denver in any head-to-head matchup until proven otherwide.

4 days ago | yardbarker.com | Mike Luciano

The Kansas City Chiefs have played host to some of the fastest players in the league over the last few years, with Xavier Worthy coming in as a first-round pick in 2024 and Marquise Brown arriving via free agency following the loss of Tyreek Hill. Speed kills, and Andy Reid is well aware of this. This belief in physical tools abov all else is likely what is leading them to take a chance on former New England Patriots draft bust Tyquan Thornton.

5 days ago | arrowheadaddict.com | Mike Luciano

A bold take to say the least. The Kansas City Chiefs have played host to some of the fastest players in the league over the last few years, with Xavier Worthy coming in as a first-round pick in 2024 and Marquise Brown arriving via free agency following the loss of Tyreek Hill. Speed kills, and Andy Reid is well aware of this. This belief in physical tools abov all else is likely what is leading them to take a chance on former New England Patriots draft bust Tyquan Thornton.

6 days ago | thejetpress.com | Mike Luciano

It could've been worse...? Whenever a player of some repute leaves the New York Jets, the same thing always seems to happen. Not only does that player end up signing a big contract elsewhere and performing well, but the replacement the Jets add in their wake inevitably fails to live up to the hype.