Justin Fields had a few rough outings in college, but Matt Nagy isn’t deterred by the tape. The Bears have had a history of trading up in the draft — enter Mitchell Trubisky, who they parted ways with a few months ago — yet they moved up to select Fields with the 11th overall pick. […]

It sure looks like the Eagles had some information about the Giants’ draft plans, and they used it to their advantage. Leaks are common in all businesses across every sector, but especially with sports organizations, as reporters, disgruntled employees and rivals can all share tidbits they’ve learned with others. Sometimes that information has a price

Panthers head coach Matt Rhule doesn’t seem fazed by his decision not to draft a quarterback last week, even though the team was in prime position to do so. The Panthers selected cornerback Jaycee Horn with the eighth overall pick, opting to go the “safe” route, rather than taking a flyer on a signal-caller like

It didn’t take long for Aaron Rodgers to be viewed as one of the greatest quarterbacks in Packers history, to a major distraction holding back the team. What’s really interesting is that team minicamps haven’t even opened yet. It’s possible that Rodgers hasn’t even stepped foot in the team facility, since the season ended, and

It sure looks like the Packers’ star receiver is aware of the possibility that he won’t be catching passes from Aaron Rodgers in the future. Rodgers has spent the entirety of his career with the Packers up to this point, as the team selected him with the 24th overall pick in the 2005 draft. But

Surprise, surprise: Aaron Rodgers is in his feelings again. Only a few weeks removed from his “Jeopardy!” escapade, an opportunity, which, sure, was great for Rodgers’ brand, but doesn’t exactly translate to his performance on the football field. Most players that are truly committed to their craft — especially quarterbacks — are using this offseason