With fifth-year veteran Aaron Banks filling his old post at left guard, Jenkins saw the upside in sliding over. Now 30, Jenkins believes he can play at an elite level for five, six years and center is the position that helped Jenkins gain the NFL's attention in the first place.

The Michigan Wolverines' passing game was mostly a non-factor during the 2024 season, prompting Michigan fans to rub it in Ohio State Buckeyes fans' face after their 13-10 win in Columbus. Fans took the Buckeyes to task for losing to a team "without a passing game" as the Wolverines scored enough points to beat their arch rivals in Columbus.

Matthew Judon is sitting on the market as a free agent, but he could look good as a game-wrecking EDGE rusher for the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Los Angeles Chargers have the talent to make waves this upcoming season. Here are three players who could potentially make the 2025 Pro Bowl.

If a week at the Pro Bowl -- excuse me, the Pro Bowl Games for you keeping track at home -- isn't how players want to spend their offseason, so be it. If it is, great! More power to them.

The 2024 Pro Bowl will be take place over several days in early February in Orlando, Florida. Fans can still attend, but they're going to see a lot more football-related activities than actual ...

A key piece of the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense has returned to practice at training camp.

After contemplating retirement, former Pro Bowl receiver DJ Chark is signing with the Atlanta Falcons, according to NFL Media . Chark, who will turn 29 in September, had recently acknowledged that retirement was an option this offseason, citing the challenges associated with possibly uprooting his family for a fifth consecutive year.

The Houston Texans began training camp with dour news, placing Pro Bowl running back Joe Mixon on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list. However, the Texans made contingency plans with another Pro Bowler, Nick Chubb.

The Buffalo Bills rolled the dice on free-agent defensive end Joey Bosa this past offseason, and the 30-year-old is settling in at training camp

After the sudden retirement of Mike Williams, there's a good chance that Keenan Allen returns to the franchise that he called home for 11 seasons with the now-Los Angeles Chargers. Allen established himself very quickly as a force in the NFL during his rookie season when he posted 71 catches for 1,