The New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson is set to miss out on his team’s voluntary workouts as he remains on the trading block since the start of the offseason. Wilson was provided permission in February to speak to other teams about a potential trade.

A regular fixture in the Jets’ roster over the past three seasons, Wilson’s absence appears out of place. When asked about the player’s trade status, Jets General Manager Joe Douglas stated that there is no news on his future. “I think it’s each player’s choice whether they’re going to be here for Phase 1 [of the program],” Douglas stated. “These are all voluntary. There are quite a few players that haven’t come for the first week. So, look, that’s a decision that Zach has to make.”

Drafted by the Jets as the number two overall pick in 2021, Wilson’s lack of trade offers may be a result of his hefty $5.45 million fully guaranteed salary. His potential move would largely depend on how much of his salary the Jets would be willing to absorb.

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The Los Angeles Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz stated that the team is unlikely to part ways with its number five pick in the upcoming NFL Draft unless a highly lucrative offer is received. Although several teams have reached out to the Chargers, Hortiz revealed that none of them has made a formal offer.

“They have to make it attractive for us to move away from those players,” Hortiz commented. He added that a “fair trade” offer would not be sufficient to convince him to send the lucrative draft pick to another team.

With the teams going before the Chargers in the draft all expected to select quarterbacks, coach Jim Harbaugh commented how the Chargers’ pick is basically the number one pick in the draft should the team pursue players in other positions. The Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders, and New England Patriots are all without starting quarterbacks, while the Arizona Cardinals may decide to trade their fourth pick.

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Former Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is set to be announced as the Philadelphia Eagles’ new offensive coordinator, ESPN reported. He will replace Brian Johnson, who was fired last week. This is the latest new hire of head coach Nick Sirianni, following Vic Fangio’s appointment as defensive coordinator.

Moore served as the Chargers’ offensive coordinator for a single season, before which he was at the Dallas Cowboys from 2019 to 2022. During this span, his offense ranked within the top four in points per game (27.7), yards per game (391), and third-down conversion percentage (44%).

While the Eagles got this season off to a fiery start with 10 wins in their first 11 games, the team slumped to an 11-6 record and suffered a 32-9 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild-card round. They will hope that Moore will be able to breathe new life into a fading offense in pursuit of Super Bowl glory next season.

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The Atlanta Falcons have hired Raheem Morris as their new head coach, the team announced on Thursday. This is the first former NFL head coach that owner Arthur Blank has hired for the role in over 20-year tenure.

“This is a historic day for the Atlanta Falcons,” Blank announced. “We are thrilled to welcome Raheem Morris back to Atlanta as the team’s new head coach. … Raheem emerged from a field of excellent candidates and is the right leader to take our team into the future.” Blank explained that he was convinced to hire Morris due to his time as defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams over the past three seasons, lifting the Super Bowl trophy in 2021.

Morris was one of several candidates who proceeded to the second round of interviews with the club, along with former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick. The Falcons are the only team that Belichick is known to have interviewed with since leaving the Pats following the end of their season. Morris served as the Falcons’ interim head coach in 2020, going 4-7 before the team hired Arthur Blank for the role. Morris previously served as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2009 until 2011, going 17-31.

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Jim Harbaugh has become the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, the team announced on Wednesday, putting pen to paper on a five-year deal. The former Michigan Wolverines coach was considered to be one of the top candidates for the role.

“Jim Harbaugh is football personified, and I can think of no one better to lead the Chargers forward,” Chargers owner Dean Spanos stated. “The son of a coach, brother of a coach and father of a coach who himself was coached by names like Schembechler and Ditka, for the past two decades Jim has led hundreds of men to success everywhere he’s been – as their coach.”

During his time at Michigan, Harbaugh went 86-25 and led the team to its first national title this season since 1997. He also won three consecutive Big Ten titles. This season was disappointing for the Chargers, coming last in the AFC West.

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The Tennessee Titans are finalizing their deal with Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan to become their next head coach, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday night. He will come in to replace Mike Vrabel, who was dismissed after the NFL regular season came to a close.

During his five seasons as the Bengals’ offensive coordinator, Callahan lifted the team to two AFC North division championships as well as a Super Bowl appearance in 2021. With Callahan at the helm, the Bengals’ offense was ranked seventh in the NFL in points per game with 26.1, while fifth in passing yards (265.0) and eighth in total yards (360.5 per game).

“He establishes the whole structure of the offence,” Bengals coach Zac Taylor said of Callahan. “He has helped develop every position we have. He’s invaluable. There’s really not enough things I can say about him.” Callahan will be the Titans’ sixth head coach in the franchise’s history.

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The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes lauded his team’s performance following their 27-24 win over the Buffalo Bills to book their place in the AFC Championship Game. This is Mahomes’ first true road playoff game since joining the Chiefs.

“Guys took it as a challenge,” Mahomes said in his post-match press conference. “We just came in with the same mindset, that we’re going to come together, put our best foot forward and see if we can come out with a win. And that takes the mentality throughout the week, it takes every single play executing, and we did a great job of that today and were able to score enough to win.”

Mahomes emerged as a standout player for the Chiefs on the night, throwing just 23 passes by securing 215 yards and two touchdowns. With an impressive road record of 8-2 this season, the Chiefs will face the Baltimore Ravens in yet another challenging road game on Sunday as they look to book their place in Super Bowl LIII.

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The Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is not expected to receive a contract extension, sources familiar with the matter claimed to ESPN. While previous reports suggested that McCarthy would stay on with the team, he is now expected to continue coaching next year on an expiring contract, leaving his future unclear.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones previously announced that McCarthy would remain with the team in 2024. While the Cowboys suffered a disappointing playoff wild-card loss to the Green Bay Packers, Jones praised McCarthy’s strong regular-season record with the team while also emphasizing the coach’s “demonstrated postseason success” that came with none other than the Packers.

The Cowboys’ loss to the Packers was a disappointing one, especially given that the Cowboys proved stronger during the regular season, winning the NFC East at 12-5. The Cowboys are now without a Superbowl win for 28 seasons.

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The Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews will not play in his team’s NFL divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans on Saturday. The Ravens did not reactivate him from injured reserve, meaning that he will have to wait at least another week to return from the left ankle injury he suffered two months ago.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh stated on Thursday that Andrews’ injury status was “still up in the air”. Still, the player showed signs of recovery, participating fully in practices on Wednesday and Thursday and showing full running ability.

In Andrews’ stead, tight end Isaiah Likely is expected to be relied upon to fill the void. He has played six games in Andrews’ position, leading the Ravens to 322 yards receiving and five touchdown catches. The Ravens will hope that Andrews will be available for the AFC Championship Game should they progress.

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The Atlanta Falcons have interviewed Jim Harbaugh for their vacant head coaching role, the team confirmed on Tuesday. This comes a day after the team sat down with former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.

Harbaugh has been the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines since 2015, winning the national championship earlier this month as well as three consecutive Big Ten titles from 2021 through 2023. He has gone 86-25 during his Michigan career, with his team winning at least 12 games in each of the past three seasons.

Prior to arriving at Michigan, Harbaugh coached San Diego, Stanford, and the San Francisco 49ers. He is the seventh candidate to be interviewed for the Falcons’ head coaching position following Arthur Smith’s exit.

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The New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson is set to miss out on his team’s voluntary workouts as he remains on the trading block since the start of the offseason. Wilson was provided permission in February to speak to other teams about a potential trade.

A regular fixture in the Jets’ roster over the past three seasons, Wilson’s absence appears out of place. When asked about the player’s trade status, Jets General Manager Joe Douglas stated that there is no news on his future. “I think it’s each player’s choice whether they’re going to be here for Phase 1 [of the program],” Douglas stated. “These are all voluntary. There are quite a few players that haven’t come for the first week. So, look, that’s a decision that Zach has to make.”

Drafted by the Jets as the number two overall pick in 2021, Wilson’s lack of trade offers may be a result of his hefty $5.45 million fully guaranteed salary. His potential move would largely depend on how much of his salary the Jets would be willing to absorb.

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The Los Angeles Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz stated that the team is unlikely to part ways with its number five pick in the upcoming NFL Draft unless a highly lucrative offer is received. Although several teams have reached out to the Chargers, Hortiz revealed that none of them has made a formal offer.

“They have to make it attractive for us to move away from those players,” Hortiz commented. He added that a “fair trade” offer would not be sufficient to convince him to send the lucrative draft pick to another team.

With the teams going before the Chargers in the draft all expected to select quarterbacks, coach Jim Harbaugh commented how the Chargers’ pick is basically the number one pick in the draft should the team pursue players in other positions. The Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders, and New England Patriots are all without starting quarterbacks, while the Arizona Cardinals may decide to trade their fourth pick.

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Former Los Angeles Chargers offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is set to be announced as the Philadelphia Eagles’ new offensive coordinator, ESPN reported. He will replace Brian Johnson, who was fired last week. This is the latest new hire of head coach Nick Sirianni, following Vic Fangio’s appointment as defensive coordinator.

Moore served as the Chargers’ offensive coordinator for a single season, before which he was at the Dallas Cowboys from 2019 to 2022. During this span, his offense ranked within the top four in points per game (27.7), yards per game (391), and third-down conversion percentage (44%).

While the Eagles got this season off to a fiery start with 10 wins in their first 11 games, the team slumped to an 11-6 record and suffered a 32-9 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the wild-card round. They will hope that Moore will be able to breathe new life into a fading offense in pursuit of Super Bowl glory next season.

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The Atlanta Falcons have hired Raheem Morris as their new head coach, the team announced on Thursday. This is the first former NFL head coach that owner Arthur Blank has hired for the role in over 20-year tenure.

“This is a historic day for the Atlanta Falcons,” Blank announced. “We are thrilled to welcome Raheem Morris back to Atlanta as the team’s new head coach. … Raheem emerged from a field of excellent candidates and is the right leader to take our team into the future.” Blank explained that he was convinced to hire Morris due to his time as defensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Rams over the past three seasons, lifting the Super Bowl trophy in 2021.

Morris was one of several candidates who proceeded to the second round of interviews with the club, along with former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick. The Falcons are the only team that Belichick is known to have interviewed with since leaving the Pats following the end of their season. Morris served as the Falcons’ interim head coach in 2020, going 4-7 before the team hired Arthur Blank for the role. Morris previously served as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers from 2009 until 2011, going 17-31.

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Jim Harbaugh has become the new head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, the team announced on Wednesday, putting pen to paper on a five-year deal. The former Michigan Wolverines coach was considered to be one of the top candidates for the role.

“Jim Harbaugh is football personified, and I can think of no one better to lead the Chargers forward,” Chargers owner Dean Spanos stated. “The son of a coach, brother of a coach and father of a coach who himself was coached by names like Schembechler and Ditka, for the past two decades Jim has led hundreds of men to success everywhere he’s been – as their coach.”

During his time at Michigan, Harbaugh went 86-25 and led the team to its first national title this season since 1997. He also won three consecutive Big Ten titles. This season was disappointing for the Chargers, coming last in the AFC West.

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The Tennessee Titans are finalizing their deal with Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan to become their next head coach, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday night. He will come in to replace Mike Vrabel, who was dismissed after the NFL regular season came to a close.

During his five seasons as the Bengals’ offensive coordinator, Callahan lifted the team to two AFC North division championships as well as a Super Bowl appearance in 2021. With Callahan at the helm, the Bengals’ offense was ranked seventh in the NFL in points per game with 26.1, while fifth in passing yards (265.0) and eighth in total yards (360.5 per game).

“He establishes the whole structure of the offence,” Bengals coach Zac Taylor said of Callahan. “He has helped develop every position we have. He’s invaluable. There’s really not enough things I can say about him.” Callahan will be the Titans’ sixth head coach in the franchise’s history.

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The Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes lauded his team’s performance following their 27-24 win over the Buffalo Bills to book their place in the AFC Championship Game. This is Mahomes’ first true road playoff game since joining the Chiefs.

“Guys took it as a challenge,” Mahomes said in his post-match press conference. “We just came in with the same mindset, that we’re going to come together, put our best foot forward and see if we can come out with a win. And that takes the mentality throughout the week, it takes every single play executing, and we did a great job of that today and were able to score enough to win.”

Mahomes emerged as a standout player for the Chiefs on the night, throwing just 23 passes by securing 215 yards and two touchdowns. With an impressive road record of 8-2 this season, the Chiefs will face the Baltimore Ravens in yet another challenging road game on Sunday as they look to book their place in Super Bowl LIII.

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The Dallas Cowboys head coach Mike McCarthy is not expected to receive a contract extension, sources familiar with the matter claimed to ESPN. While previous reports suggested that McCarthy would stay on with the team, he is now expected to continue coaching next year on an expiring contract, leaving his future unclear.

Cowboys owner Jerry Jones previously announced that McCarthy would remain with the team in 2024. While the Cowboys suffered a disappointing playoff wild-card loss to the Green Bay Packers, Jones praised McCarthy’s strong regular-season record with the team while also emphasizing the coach’s “demonstrated postseason success” that came with none other than the Packers.

The Cowboys’ loss to the Packers was a disappointing one, especially given that the Cowboys proved stronger during the regular season, winning the NFC East at 12-5. The Cowboys are now without a Superbowl win for 28 seasons.

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The Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews will not play in his team’s NFL divisional playoff game against the Houston Texans on Saturday. The Ravens did not reactivate him from injured reserve, meaning that he will have to wait at least another week to return from the left ankle injury he suffered two months ago.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh stated on Thursday that Andrews’ injury status was “still up in the air”. Still, the player showed signs of recovery, participating fully in practices on Wednesday and Thursday and showing full running ability.

In Andrews’ stead, tight end Isaiah Likely is expected to be relied upon to fill the void. He has played six games in Andrews’ position, leading the Ravens to 322 yards receiving and five touchdown catches. The Ravens will hope that Andrews will be available for the AFC Championship Game should they progress.

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The Atlanta Falcons have interviewed Jim Harbaugh for their vacant head coaching role, the team confirmed on Tuesday. This comes a day after the team sat down with former New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick.

Harbaugh has been the head coach of the Michigan Wolverines since 2015, winning the national championship earlier this month as well as three consecutive Big Ten titles from 2021 through 2023. He has gone 86-25 during his Michigan career, with his team winning at least 12 games in each of the past three seasons.

Prior to arriving at Michigan, Harbaugh coached San Diego, Stanford, and the San Francisco 49ers. He is the seventh candidate to be interviewed for the Falcons’ head coaching position following Arthur Smith’s exit.

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