Kansas City Chiefs TE Travis Kelce is just the fifth tight end since 1999 to achieve multiple 100-yard playoff games.
Monthly Archives: January 2019
Cowboys | Marc Colombo signs new deal
Dallas Cowboys offensive line coach Marc Colombo was re-signed to an undisclosed deal to remain at his post next season.
Bills | Bobby Johnson headed east
Indianapolis Colts assistant offensive line coach Bobby Johnson is being hired by the Buffalo Bills Tuesday, Jan. 15, as their new offensive line coach, according to a source.
Bengals | Tyler Boyd nearing full strength
Cincinnati Bengals WR Tyler Boyd (knee) is about two weeks away from being fully recovered from his sprained medial collateral ligament.
Jets | Gregg Williams joining Jets
Former Cleveland Browns interim head coach Gregg Williams is finalizing a deal to become the next defensive coordinator of the New York Jets, according to a source. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Colts | Adam Vinatieri back to Colts?
Indianapolis Colts impending free-agent PK Adam Vinatieri may return to the Colts if the Colts have their way, according to a source.
Saints | Tyrunn Walker signed by Saints
Free-agent DT Tyrunn Walker (Bills) is signing with the New Orleans Saints Tuesday, Jan. 15.
Eagles | Nick Foles a Philly favorite
Philadelphia Eagles QB Nick Foles is a player the team would like to have return even though Foles can buy out of the final year of his contract if the Eagles pick up his 2019 option. ‘We would love to keep Nick Foles,’ Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said Tuesday, Jan. 15, at the team’s year-end news conference. ‘You talk about a guy we’ve drafted here and grown incredibly close with. Certainly, as we go into the substance of those discussions, no question … we’d love to keep him.’
Eagles | Philly GM defends Golden Tate trade
Philadelphia Eagles WR Golden Tate’s trade-deadline acquisition from the Detroit Lions ‘no question’ worked out the way the Eagles hoped it would, general manager Howie Roseman said Tuesday, Jan. 15.
Footballguys View: Tate did make some plays with the Eagles here and there but he just didn’t seem to fit in as good as he could have. Now he enters free agency in 2019 and it’s unlikely the Eagles bring him back. They took a chance and it didn’t work out…even though Roseman spun it differently on Tuesday.
Eagles | Philly going forward with Carson Wentz
Philadelphia Eagles QB Carson Wentz (back) is the team’s ‘starting quarterback going forward ,’ head coach Doug Pederson said Tuesday, Jan. 16, at the team’s season-ending news conference.