The New England Patriots have put together a squad that has vastly outperformed expectations in 2025. The league's most successful organization has made yet another Super Bowl, but the squad's construction is still very much underway. While Drake Maye, Milton Williams, and Christian Gonzalez have significantly raised the team's floor, continuing to add quality pieces and depth will be key to filling out a team that should be a contender for years to come. One way they'll pursue that is through free agency.
The Giants moved on from Brian Daboll midway through the 2025 season. General manager Joe Schoen is still in place, but finding early success with the team's next head coaching hire will no doubt be critical with respect to his job security. Stefanski, 43, has already interviewed with the Giants and has recently been named as a candidate to watch closely regarding their opening.
The NFL coaching carousel is in full force following decisions made by Baltimore and Miami to part ways with their respective head coaches. It creates more competition between teams in search of their new leader. It also brings more intrigue with John Harbaugh's remarkable resume and Mike McDaniel's strategic offensive mind. Harbaugh will command the attention of every team looking for a new coach,
Former Baltimore Ravens coach John Harbaugh will narrow his options to just a few NFL teams before starting to take interviews for his next potential coaching job, he told Fox Sports on Saturday. Harbaugh told Fox that a number of teams have reached out to him since he was fired by the Ravens on Tuesday, but he plans to pick around three or four teams before starting talks. He said he was using the weekend to evaluate his options.
There are rumors swirling around the Washington Commanders that paint a very different picture of the tight-knit brotherhood that was once portrayed. Disconnect, broken down relationships, and tension are reportedly rife after a lost campaign. Kliff Kingsbury and Joe Whitt Jr. have been fired. Although head coach Dan Quinn's job appears to be safe for now, that didn't stop one analyst from touting a proposal that would shake the NFL to its foundations.
In Sunday night's regular season finale, the Ravens took on the Pittsburgh Steelers in another installment of their storied AFC North rivalry. The winner of that game would be crowned champion of the division, while the loser would miss the playoffs entirely. At the end of a fourth quarter filled with dramatics, Ravens rookie kicker Tyler Loop attempted a 44-yard field goal with the team trailing 26-24. In a stunning turn of events, the kick went wide right to give the Steelers the win.
OWINGS MILLS, Md. -- Ravens coach John Harbaugh disputed the assertion made by Vikings running back Aaron Jones that Baltimore had any role in Minnesota's eight false starts on Sunday. "We didn't have a gameplan for that," Harbaugh said Monday. "If we did, I would've been happy, but we're not going to do anything illegal." Minnesota committed the most false starts by an NFL home team in 16 years in the 27-19 loss to the Ravens.
