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The rise of Justin Tucker was meteoric, but could a cloud of allegations dim his bright NFL legacy? Stay tuned to find out.

Why Dak Prescott is the leading candidate for the NFL's Comeback Player of the Year, and who he's up against.

Saints fans, get ready to celebrate two new legends joining the Hall of Fame — their stories are as thrilling as a last-minute touchdown.

The Houston Texans are making moves to create one of the NFL's most intriguing offenses for the 2025 season. Already featuring an explosive running game, the team is set to welcome four-time Pro Bowl running back Nick Chubb, pending a physical. This bold move, combined with a focus on strengthening the offensive line and a coaching staff overhaul, signals a strong commitment to an even more potent attack.

The New Orleans Saints' recent roster moves, particularly at quarterback, have sparked a controversial theory: Is the team intentionally tanking the 2025 season? Many believe the answer is a resounding yes, all to secure the top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. The target? None other than Texas phenom Arch Manning, whose family ties to the Saints organization run deep.

Well it didn't take long for the New Orleans Saints to make this change. Although it was probably brought on by the player, and not the team. Literally the same day former Saints starting quarterback Derek Carr was placed on the Reserve/Retired List with the NFL offices, the team reassigned his jersey number.

The New Orleans Saints are finally confronting a decade of "kick the can" with their salary cap, a game of financial deferment that has culminated in an unexpected reckoning. With the surprise retirements of quarterback Derek Carr and offensive tackle Ryan Ramczyk, the team finds itself with significant salary cap relief, albeit at the cost of immediate experience on offense. This pivot forces the Saints to rely on their recent NFL Draft picks, Kelvin Banks Jr. and Tyler Shough, ushering in an era of newfound financial flexibility but also undeniable on-field uncertainty as they rebuild for the future.

Hall of Fame quarterback and Shreveport native Terry Bradshaw, a constant presence in NFL broadcasts, recently shared his strong opinions on Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback situation. Bradshaw's unfiltered take, coupled with Rodgers' recent comments about not wanting to live in Louisiana, sparks questions about whether regional pride influenced the NFL legend's remarks.