The Steelers are 14-point underdogs for the first time in more than half a century on Sunday against the Bills. Kenny Pickett doesn’t see it that way. Pickett, who is getting the first start of his NFL career on Sunday, said he and his teammates believe they can beat anyone. “Everybody else thinks we’re underdogs. [more] … [Read more...] about Kenny Pickett: Everybody else thinks the Steelers are underdogs, but we don’t
Kenny Pickett: Mitch Trubisky is one of the best teammates I’ve come across
The Steelers are rolling with the rookie, officially making the change to first-round pick Kenny Pickett as their starting quarterback this week. Pickett is replacing Mitch Trubisky, who was understandably disappointed after he was benched during last Sunday’s loss to the Jets. On Wednesday, Pickett complimented Trubisky for the way he’s handled the situation. “Mitch [more] … [Read more...] about Kenny Pickett: Mitch Trubisky is one of the best teammates I’ve come across
Jon Feliciano hopes Cole Beasley unretires, joins Giants
In February, a Buccaneers offensive player retired to spend more time with his family before coming back. Giants center Jon Feliciano hopes there will be another one. Via Pat Leonard of the New York Daily News, Feliciano said Wednesday that he hopes receiver Cole Beasley will change him mind, and play for the Giants. Beasley [more] … [Read more...] about Jon Feliciano hopes Cole Beasley unretires, joins Giants
Isaiah McKenzie returns to practice
Bills wide receiver Isaiah McKenzie is making progress toward clearing the concussion protocol. McKenzie returned to practice as a limited participant on Thursday, which is a necessary step toward getting clearance for a return to game action. If he doesn’t experience any symptoms as a result of the increased activity, he could be given the [more] … [Read more...] about Isaiah McKenzie returns to practice
2022 NFL Cap Space, By Team
As we exit September, trade rumors will become a steady NFL topic. This year’s deadline falls on Nov. 1. That will return cap-space discussions to the forefront. Here is how every team stacks up financially going into October, via Over The Cap. Cleveland Browns: $35.94MM Philadelphia Eagles: $10.89MM Denver Broncos: $10.67MM Carolina Panthers: $10.47MM Las Vegas Raiders: … [Read more...] about 2022 NFL Cap Space, By Team