John Rigolizzo
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John Rigolizzo is a writer from South Jersey. He previously wrote for the Daily Caller, Daily Wire, Campus Reform, and the America First Policy Institute.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Credits Pats Coaching Staff for Sticking by Him When His Father Died
Running backs coach Tony Dews showed up to Stevenson’s father’s funeral, which built trust that carried him through a difficult season.
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Jeff Stoutland, Pioneer of Eagles’ ‘Tush Push,’ Steps Down After Legendary Career
Stoutland served as O-line coach and run game coordinator for 13 years, coaching linemen that won 2 Super Bowls, 27 pro Bowls, and 15 All-Pros.
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George Pickens ‘Would Love to’ Stay A Cowboy Despite Massive Price Tag
‘I feel like, if anything, it went up,’ Pickens said of his market value.
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McVay Has ‘Fingers Crossed’ for Stafford Return, Other Vets Considering Retirement
Matthew Stafford, Tyler Higbee, and Rob Havenstein are all candidates for retirement.
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Joe Flacco Named to First Career Pro Bowl
Flacco will fill in for Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen, who had surgery to repair a broken bone in his foot this month.
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Ravens’ New Head Coach Looks to Rebuild Vaunted Defense
Former Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter served on the Ravens’ defensive coaching staff from 2017 to 2020.
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Injuries Open Door for Shedeur Sanders’ Pro Bowl Selection
The Browns quarterback will take Drake Maye’s place.
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Bucs OC Zac Robinson Leaning On Experience With ‘Igniter’ Baker Mayfield
Robinson is the fourth offensive coordinator the Bucs have had in four seasons.
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Andy Reid Stumps for Matt Nagy to Get Second Chance at Head Coaching
At one point, Nagy had the pick of the litter, with 10 head coaching vacancies after the regular season ended.
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Seahawks’ Grey Zabel Calls QB Sam Darnold a ‘Killer’
The rookie guard praised Darnold’s resilience and composure in describing him as one of the NFL’s elite quarterbacks.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Credits Pats Coaching Staff for Sticking by Him When His Father Died
Running backs coach Tony Dews showed up to Stevenson’s father’s funeral, which built trust that carried him through a difficult season.
|
Jeff Stoutland, Pioneer of Eagles’ ‘Tush Push,’ Steps Down After Legendary Career
Stoutland served as O-line coach and run game coordinator for 13 years, coaching linemen that won 2 Super Bowls, 27 pro Bowls, and 15 All-Pros.
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George Pickens ‘Would Love to’ Stay A Cowboy Despite Massive Price Tag
‘I feel like, if anything, it went up,’ Pickens said of his market value.
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McVay Has ‘Fingers Crossed’ for Stafford Return, Other Vets Considering Retirement
Matthew Stafford, Tyler Higbee, and Rob Havenstein are all candidates for retirement.
|
Joe Flacco Named to First Career Pro Bowl
Flacco will fill in for Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen, who had surgery to repair a broken bone in his foot this month.
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Ravens’ New Head Coach Looks to Rebuild Vaunted Defense
Former Chargers defensive coordinator Jesse Minter served on the Ravens’ defensive coaching staff from 2017 to 2020.
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Injuries Open Door for Shedeur Sanders’ Pro Bowl Selection
The Browns quarterback will take Drake Maye’s place.
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Bucs OC Zac Robinson Leaning On Experience With ‘Igniter’ Baker Mayfield
Robinson is the fourth offensive coordinator the Bucs have had in four seasons.
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Andy Reid Stumps for Matt Nagy to Get Second Chance at Head Coaching
At one point, Nagy had the pick of the litter, with 10 head coaching vacancies after the regular season ended.
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Seahawks’ Grey Zabel Calls QB Sam Darnold a ‘Killer’
The rookie guard praised Darnold’s resilience and composure in describing him as one of the NFL’s elite quarterbacks.
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