The team’s first day of organized team activities (OTAs) is set for May 27, and the final OTA is scheduled for June 5. The Titans will conduct six OTAs (May 27, 28, 30; June 2, 3, 5) during that two-week stretch before a three-day minicamp, which is set to for June 10-12. … [Read more...] about How Titans HC Brian Callahan Plans to “Give a Little to Get a Little” During Offseason Program
AFC Notes: Mike Vrabel, Zach Wilson, Bills, Dolphins, Patriots
Bills The Bills made big changes to the roster last offseason, which accounted for $75 million in dead money. Brandon Beane reflected on last year and how their younger players stepped up to answer critics. “There’s a lot of time sitting around like this between practices,” Beane said, via Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated. “Just what I felt was a group that enjoyed the, Hey, … [Read more...] about AFC Notes: Mike Vrabel, Zach Wilson, Bills, Dolphins, Patriots
Mike Tomlin Trusts Steelers’ Returnee Quarterback as Key Contingency
Picture Pittsburgh’s quarterback carousel spinning like a late-night diner pie case—tempting, unpredictable, and occasionally leaving fans with a messy slice of reality. Since Terry Bradshaw’s perm ruled the ’70s, the Steelers have thrived on stability under center. But with Ben Roethlisberger’s retirement leaving a hole bigger than a Primanti Brothers sandwich, the Steel … [Read more...] about Mike Tomlin Trusts Steelers’ Returnee Quarterback as Key Contingency
Predators Sign Cole O’Hara To Two-Year Contract
The Nashville Predators have signed forward Cole O’Hara to a two-year, entry-level contract set to begin in the 2025-26 season. He will spend the rest of this season on a try-out with the AHL’s Milwaukee Admirals. O’Hara’s third college season came to an end on March 29th, after his University of Massachusetts Minutemen lost to the Western Michigan Broncos in the national … [Read more...] about Predators Sign Cole O’Hara To Two-Year Contract
Toronto Maple Leafs Proving Critics Wrong With Five-Forward Power Play
For most of this season, the Toronto Maple Leafs have committed to a power-play strategy that not many teams consider around the league. Toronto has gone with a five-forward power play as their first unit for a large chunk of this campaign. Lately, it’s been proven to be effective as the Maple Leafs are fifth in the league for power-play percentage. The top unit shows no signs … [Read more...] about Toronto Maple Leafs Proving Critics Wrong With Five-Forward Power Play