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The Detroit Lions may have just won an offseason chess match against Ben Johnson — but that doesn’t mean the game is over. As the Chicago Bears search for a new offensive coordinator following Declan Doyle’s departure to the Baltimore Ravens, all eyes are on head coach Ben Johnson and how he’ll respond. And according to league chatter, Detroit head coach Dan Campbell may have already complicated those plans in a very ... Read more

Dan Campbell May Have Blocked Ben Johnson — and the Bears Could Be Plotting Payback The Detroit Lions are heading into 2026 facing an astonishing nine teams with new offensive coordinators, and one of those teams just happens to be the one they see twice every season: the Chicago Bears. Chicago is searching for a new offensive coordinator after Declan Doyle departed for the same role in Baltimore. Bears head coach ... Read more

When the Las Vegas Raiders selected Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 overall pick, the explanation felt simple. The team had finished last in rushing for two straight seasons. They needed help. Urgently. But from the very beginning, the move carried a quieter subtext—one that never quite fit neatly into box scores or draft grades. Jeanty wasn’t drafted solely to fix a statistical problem. He was drafted because the ... Read more

The Las Vegas Raiders’ decision to draft Ashton Jeanty with the No. 6 overall pick was widely framed as a football necessity. After two straight seasons finishing last in rushing, the need was obvious. The explanation felt clean. Almost too clean. What’s becoming clearer now is that the pick was never just about yards. Inside the Raiders’ building, Jeanty represented something harder to quantify—something that ... Read more

Nearly a year ago, the Seattle Seahawks made a decision that felt abrupt, unsettling, and quietly divisive. Geno Smith, steady and reliable, was traded away. Sam Darnold, long viewed as a question mark, was brought in. On paper, it was strategic. Emotionally, it felt unfinished. Now, standing on the edge of a championship, that decision looks less like a gamble—and more like a moment the organization never fully ... Read more