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Maiocco’s NFL mock draft 4.0: 49ers select Texas A&M edge Cashius Howell “The 49ers were last in the NFL in sacks. The return of Nick Bosa is certain to provide a boost, but the team needs more juice from its other edge rushers. Howell can work his way into the mix as a situational pass rusher.” […]
The NFL Draft is a few weeks away and the Miami Dolphins are loaded with draft picks. When Jon-Eric Sullivan took the general manager job, he preached about competition in the quarterback room and stated the team would like to draft one every year. Even after signing Malik Willis to be their starter, it would […]
Yeah… we’re bringing back the Triple Option for Notre Dame here at OFD, and from here on out, you should expect it every weekday moving forward. So let’s jump right into it (or pitch it out). TRADING TROJANS FOR SKUNKBEARS Recently, Jeremiyah Love went on Hard Count with JD Pickell for a nice conversation about […]
Daniel Susac had to wait four seasons to get to the majors, then another six games just to make his big league debut. All that patience paid off on Thursday night. The former Arizona Wildcats catcher went 3 for 3 with a walk in his first career start, helping his hometown San Francisco Giants beat […]
For the ninth time in program history, UConn women’s basketball has arrived at the Final Four with an undefeated record. Six times, the Huskies have finished without a blemish. In 1995, UConn captured its first-ever national championship with a perfect season. In 2002, the greatest team in program history — which featured three Hall of […]
The Mets came into their series against the Giants already scuffling a bit. They had just lost two straight games to the Cardinals, sitting at an even 3-3 record six games into the season. David Peterson was coming off a solid first start of the season against the Pirates, facing off against former Cy Young […]
David Bailey, EDGE, Texas Tech New Orleans — home of Super Bowl 59 and a place where I assume they still hold an annual moment of silence for Reggie Bush after that 2007 hit by Sheldon Brown. It is now also the home of former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore. In appreciation for his […]
A couple weeks ago, a brief video made the rounds on social media, showing (still) Chelsea FC winger Mykhailo Mudryk — nearly unrecognizable with a thin beard and actual hair — running around on a football pitch, taking a few shots, and looking about as fit as ever. Fabrizio Romano’s caption was “Mudryk ready for […]
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The Daily Merengue is a place where you can feel free to d all things football. Do not be alarmed by the overt RMCF bias. It’s in the name! Shoutout to the mods who do a fantastic job, Ezek, Valyrian Steel, Kung_Fu_Zizou, Juninho, NeRObutBlanco and yours truly, Felipejack. Will Vini be rested? Vini has played 98% of minutes under Arbeloa. He […]
At the annual league meetings earlier this week, Indianapolis Colts general manager Chris Ballard hinted at acquiring more draft picks during late April’s draft weekend (via the Colts’ Larra Overton): “Right now, we have seven picks, I would guess we end up with more,” said Ballard at the NFL annual league meetings in Phoenix. “So […]
On Thursday, two former Indianapolis Colts defenders retired as both linebacker Anthony Walker Jr. and cornerback Stephon Gilmore decided to hang up the professional football cleats for good. Originally a 2017 5th round pick of the Colts out of Northwestern, Walker Jr. would appear in 57 career games, making 48 over starts over his first […]
The San Francisco Giants welcome the New York Mets to Oracle Park tonight to begin a four-game series. Taking the mound for the Giants will be left-hander Robbie Ray, who finished the 2025 season with a 3.65 ERA, 3.93 FIP, with 186 strikeouts to 73 walks in 182.1 innings pitched. His first start this season […]
Mets lineup David Peterson – LHP Giants lineup Robbie Ray – LHP Broadcast info First pitch: 9:45 PM ETTV: SNYRadio: Audacy Mets Radio WHSQ 880AM, Audacy App, 92.3 HD2 /pattern
Carnell Tate, WR, Ohio State The Washington Commanders’ defense is getting old across the board; they need help at cornerback, edge rusher, and defensive tackle. But I think the best defensive line prospects will go off the board from No. 2 through No. 6. I also think Jeremiyah Love, who I initially liked for them, […]
The NFL annual meeting was held earlier this week, and one of the talking points coming out was the league’s intentions to move to an 18-game regular season. Among the people advocating for such a change was New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft. “I like it long term for the growth and development of the […]
There are reports that the St. Louis Cardinals have reached out to JJ Wetherholt to discuss what it would take to get an extension done. Is that a great idea or is this much too soon and what would that look like if it happened? It was a serendipitous moment when I asked the question […]
This past week, I made a post HERE where I highlighted the top free agents still available on the open market, minus those who had previously played for Miami and any quarterbacks. I then asked the following question: Of the list of top free agents still available, which would you like to see our Miami […]
There are few, if any, former Cleveland Browns greats that elicit the kind of response from fans like QB Bernie Kosar. The greatest Brown to ever wear the #19 jersey, Kosar made sure that he would be drafted by Cleveland by orchestrating his way to the league’s Supplemental Draft to avoid playing for the Minnesota […]
When it comes to former Cleveland Browns players, Dawgs by Nature tries to have you covered as much as possible. Whether it is players from the Browns 2025 roster who are still out on the free agent market, Cleveland connections in the UFL (including the first-ever 4-point kick coming from a former Browns kicker), or […]
After losing Kwity Paye and Samson Ebukam in free agency and missing out to Baltimore on Trey Hendrickson, the Indianapolis Colts defensive line needs fresh impact on the edge. The Colts have already signed some rotational pieces like Arden Key, but the depth chart still has question marks and lacks a consistent pass rusher to pair with the younger guys […]
In many ways, the 2026 NFL offseason has both flown by and, at the same time, slowed to a crawl. The debates around the Cleveland Browns 2026 NFL draft will rage on for a few more weeks, while the players currently on the roster hit the field next week for the first part of the […]
The Arizona Cardinals announced their offseason workout dates, and they start next week with voluntary portions of things. Starting April 7th, the team starts all of their offseason activity and from there it seems like they have different even basically every week heading into the first week in June, before getting a little break before […]
Now that the calendar has turned to April, football fans turn their attention to the NFL Draft. The draft occurs in Pittsburgh, PA this year, spanning three days from April 23 to April 25. BYU has had a strong run of NFL prospects in recent years. Former Cougars like Puka Nacua, Taysom Hill, Fred Warner, […]
After Wednesday’s loss to the San Diego Padres, it seemed all but certain that the San Francisco Giants would place right-handed reliever José Buttó on the Injured List at some point today. And indeed, on Thursday afternoon, a few hours before starting a series against the New York Mets, the Giants announced that Buttó was […]