The impact of COVID-19 could reveal the gap between best, worst talent evaluators for the NFL draft, so this promises to be a big year for sleepers.
Author: Jarrett Bell, USA TODAY
Opinion: Deion Sanders’ star power is paying off in big way for Jackson State
Instead of X’s and O’s to diagram football plays, the whiteboard in Jackson State coach Deion Sanders’ office contains 20 marketing targets.
Deion Sanders, ‘Coach Prime,’ sees role at Jackson State as more than coaching. ‘It was a calling.’
Hall of Famer Deion Sanders, Jackson State football’s “Coach Prime,” always envisioned his role as more than coaching a team. “It was a calling.”
Opinion: 49ers show they’re not afraid to be bold with quarterback play at top of NFL draft
Even with Jimmy Garoppolo in tow, the 49ers didn’t want to risk being “left at the altar” for a quarterback, coach Kyle Shanahan said.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan on Jimmy Garoppolo’s reaction to blockbuster trade: ‘I’m sure Jimmy was a little pissed off’
The 49ers have made no secret of their intent to draft a QB after trading up for the No. 3 pick, but the team still sees a place for Jimmy Garoppolo.
Opinion: Patriots spending big, and Bill Belichick’s competitive juice is still hot. But pump the brakes.
After suffering through first losing season in two decades, the Patriots and coach Bill Belichick threw money at several players on Monday.
Opinion: Dak Prescott beat Cowboys owner Jerry Jones at his own game: money
Here’s to the virtue of betting on yourself. Cowboys QB Dak Prescott bet on himself and as a result, broke the bank with a $160 million deal.
Maia Chaka, NFL’s first Black female official, is a teacher whose conflict-resolution skills will be key on field
Maia Chaka, the NFL’s first Black female game official, will bring lessons she has learned as an alternative education teacher to the football field.
Opinion: NFL owners keep rejecting Black head-coaching candidates. Is it time for legal action?
Nothing has moved the needle with NFL owners like taking them to court. That could be next step in addressing league’s failure in diversity hiring.
Maia Chaka becomes first Black woman to be named an NFL official
Maia Chaka, a Virginia teacher, has become the first Black female official in NFL history, the league announced Friday.