The Green Bay Packers will enter the 2026 offseason with more questions than answers. Several impending unrestricted free agents — including starters like Romeo Doubs, Sean Rhyan, Rasheed Walker, and Quay Walker — should test the open market. At the same time, the coaching staff may not remain intact. Defensive coordinator Jeff Hafley is expected to interview for multiple … [Read more...] about What Kind Of Changes Must Green Bay Make On Its Coaching Staff?
Joan Beringer’s Tantalizing Upside Was On Full Display In His Rotational Debut
Over the past three seasons, the Minnesota Timberwolves’ impressive team health has allowed them to limit their number of starting lineup combinations. Core impact players Anthony Edwards, Jaden McDaniels, and Rudy Gobert have all played and started in 70+ games over the past three seasons. These circumstances have given Minnesota the privilege of not needing to dive deep into … [Read more...] about Joan Beringer’s Tantalizing Upside Was On Full Display In His Rotational Debut
The Case To Keep Matt LaFleur Begins With Looking At Other Regrettable Firings
Following the Green Bay Packers’ collapse at Soldier Field this past Wild Card weekend, some fans and seasoned analysts alike called for the Packers to fire coach Matt LaFleur. We’ve since learned that LaFleur will stay and negotiate a contract extension with new Packers president Ed Policy in the coming days, barring any sudden change of direction from the front office. When … [Read more...] about The Case To Keep Matt LaFleur Begins With Looking At Other Regrettable Firings
Don’t Forget That Green Bay’s Defense Did More Than Enough For Three Quarters
Had you been told the Chicago Bears would have six points entering the fourth quarter of Saturday’s playoff affair and that Jeff Hafley’s defense would force two Caleb Williams interceptions, you’d feel pretty good about the Green Bay Packers’ chances. That’s what happened, and yet the Packers still lost. While people are justifiably paying a lot of attention to the 25 points … [Read more...] about Don’t Forget That Green Bay’s Defense Did More Than Enough For Three Quarters
The Wolves’ Fourth Quarter Success Should Translate To the Playoffs
Anthony Edwards has rightfully been receiving a lot of praise and attention for his clutch play at the end of games this season. Edwards did it again in the Minnesota Timberwolves’ 104-103 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday. He got the ball in Minnesota’s final possession, saw Victor Wembanyama across from him, patiently waited for a screen, and hit a game-winner from … [Read more...] about The Wolves’ Fourth Quarter Success Should Translate To the Playoffs