Patrick Conn

3 weeks ago | touchdownwire.usatoday.com | Patrick Conn

Aaron Rodgers has finally made a decision when it comes to playing football in 2025. After flirting with the Pittsburgh Steelers this offseason, he is making it official, according to NFL insider Tom Pelissero. Rodgers and the Steelers reportedly agreed on a contract to make him the next quarterback of one of the most storied franchises in the NFL. Very similar to how he started his career with the Green Bay Packers.

3 weeks ago | blueridgenow.com | Patrick Conn

Predictions, projections for Duke's win totals in 2025 along with the rest of the ACCYear one for the Duke Blue Devils football program was a success after Manny Diaz took over for the departing Mike Elko, who returned to Texas A&M. The team also lost starting quarterback Riley Leonard to the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. There were a lot of moving parts, but all things considered, Duke was able to weather the storm to the tune of a 9-4 record and 5-3 in the ACC.

3 weeks ago | blueridgenow.com | Patrick Conn

On Tuesday, ESPN released its Football Power Index for the upcoming 2025 college football season. The Duke Blue Devils didn't land very high in the ACC, sitting three spots behind the hated North Carolina Tar Heels. Overall, Manny Diaz's squad is No. 54 overall with a projected record of 6.3-5.7. Essentially, they are a .500 team on paper, but this is why the games are played on the field.

1 month ago | brownswire.usatoday.com | Patrick Conn

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1 month ago | brownswire.usatoday.com | Patrick Conn

During his tenure with the Browns, running back Nick Chubb ran like a man possessed. From 2018-22, he accounted for 6,341 rushing yards and a total of 7,331 yards from scrimmage over his first five seasons. The former UGA running back also scored 52 total touchdowns in that span. Over the last two seasons, injuries really hampered the running back, who will turn 30 late during the 2025 season.