Ralph Vacchiano
NFL Writer and Reporter at FOX Sports
NFL writer/reporter for @FoxSports. Also @SyracuseU alum, @SetonHall professor, long-suffering @Mets and @NYIslanders fan https://t.co/UBM6iXuLOH…
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3 weeks ago |
foxsports.com | Ralph Vacchiano
There has been an unusual amount of optimism around the Giants this offseason. They finally upgraded at quarterback. They even found one for the future. They also spent a lot of money on their defense and then landed the best defensive player in the draft. It all points to a better team in 2025 and a brighter future for the embattled duo of coach Brian Daboll and GM Joe Schoen. At least it would if the Giants didn't have the NFL's most difficult schedule in 2025.
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3 weeks ago |
foxsports.com | Ralph Vacchiano
When Aaron Rodgers signed with the New York Jets in 2023, he arrived with a list of conditions. He wanted them to sign many of his friends and ex-teammates. He wanted to do things his way, on his own schedule. They even signed his hand-picked offensive coordinator, allowing Rodgers to essentially control how the offense was run.
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3 weeks ago |
foxnews.com | Ralph Vacchiano
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The 1972 Miami Dolphins know that at some point, every year, they’ll get to pop their champagne. The fall of the NFL’s last unbeaten team each season has become inevitable. Sometimes it takes a while, like in 2007 when the New England Patriots' first loss came in Super Bowl XLVI. And sometimes the celebration starts early, like in 2010 and 2014 when every NFL team had at least one loss by Week 4. But the party has been thrown for 52 straight years.
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3 weeks ago |
foxsports.com | Ralph Vacchiano
There are reasons why there have been only eight repeat Super Bowl champions ever, and just one in the past 20 years. It’s simply not easy to duplicate that level of success. Luck runs out, and things go wrong. The Philadelphia Eagles don’t think that will happen to them, but the odds are that it probably will. The reality is that everything has gone far too right for far too long with the defending Super Bowl champions.
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1 month ago |
foxnews.com | Ralph Vacchiano
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! When Brian Daboll was hired as offensive coordinator of the Buffalo Bills in 2018, he inherited a raw, erratic, young quarterback and one of the worst offenses in the league. By the time he left, the Bills were an offensive juggernaut and Josh Allen was an All-Pro and MVP runner-up. That’s the primary reason the New York Giants hired him to be their head coach in 2022.
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