Yet, in a division of champions, Andy Reid is seemingly on a tier of his own. Big Red has won 73% of his games as commander of the Chiefs, coming after a 14-year stint in Philadelphia where he was no slouch either, winning 58.3% and leading the Eagles to a Super Bowl appearance.
Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh came close to making history on the subject of the 'Gatorade shower' when the Wolverines began to celebrate their national title with a resounding 34-13 win over ...
The Ravens' AFC divisional round playoff game against the Bills on Sunday night could be history in the making.
The division is spearheaded by three coaches with career win percentages north of 60%, in Jim Harbaugh, Sean Payton, and Andy Reid. Between them are four Super Bowls, and a College Football ...
ESPN’s Adam Schefter is skeptical the Raiders are the for sure landing spot for Ben Johnson. He has a couple other teams still in the mix.
Adam Schefter continues to downplay Ben Johnson to the Raiders and reiterates the Bears are still a strong contender.
Similar to our last game, we have to stay the course," Head Coach DeMeco Ryans said this week. "Remain persistent throughout the game and find a way to win in those critical moments.”
To the NFL decision-makers in Chicago, New York, Jacksonville, New Orleans, Las Vegas and Dallas: Yes, you need to hire a coach. But that’s just the beginning. What do you need, really? It’s not someone who simply installs a system,
A Heisman candidate and star college quarterback at Utah and cover model for the NCAA Football 10 video game, Johnson got his start in coaching at his alma mater and became the youngest FBS offensive coordinator at age 24. He has mentored the likes of Dak Prescott, Kyle Trask and Jalen Hurts (whose dad, Averion, coincidentally coached Johnson).
Some divisions are stacked with young NFL stars, elite coaches, and front offices that seem to nail every draft pick. Others? Not so lucky.
ESPN's Adam Schefter provided more details about Ben Johnson potentially becoming the next Raiders head coach.