Greg Olsen: We have to see what Terrelle Pryor can doJosh Alper, profootballtalk.com Earlier this offseason, Raiders General Manager Reggie McKenzie said that the team was willing to let Terrelle Pryor compete with Carson Palmer for the starting quarterback job this year. Offensive coordinator Greg Olsen sang the same tune when he met t… |
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ESPN’s Chris Mortensen said that the trade market for San Francisco quarterback Alex Smith may not be robust for several reasons. As for the Kansas City Chiefs, Mortensen said they may have more interest in Philadelphia quarterback Nick Foles and West V… |
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New Oakland offensive coordinator Greg Olson is going to be a popular man in Raider Nation for several reasons, including the following: He is not Greg Knapp, the man who was fired after one season because his system didn’t fit the Raiders’ talent on … |
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In taking over a 2-14 Chiefs team, new coach Andy Reid has a lot of decisions to make, from the draft to starting quarterback. Dennis Dillon offers a blueprint for what lies ahead. |
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The Denver Broncos replaced a longtime employee with a promising young coach. The Broncos announced Wednesday morning that they hired Derius Swinton as assistant special-teams coach. He replaces Keith Burns, who was hired as Washington’s special-teams c… |
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There is no recent Kansas City Chiefs’ draft choice more often connected to the previous regime than Tyson Jackson. It is reasonable to think the new Kansas City regime will not be interested in moving forward with him. The drafting story of former Kans… |
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