NFL Media wants owners to approve significant changes to ‘Hard Knocks’ selection process
Changes may be made to the NFL's selection process for Hard Knocks.
Changes may be made to the NFL's selection process for Hard Knocks.
While the NFL postseason is still rolling along, that hasn’t stopped some from already thinking about who will...
"What you get in exchange for Tyreek Hill and access to him is you're going to tell the story the way he wants it told."
"I'm excited to watch that HBO episode."
"I saw no panic, no blink. People were confident as hell."
The Miami Dolphins will be featured on the in-season version of Hard Knocks and the players on the team are less than thrilled.
The Miami Dolphins will be featured in the third edition of the NFL's Hard Knocks: In-Season.
The New York Jets were a viewership magnet for Hard Knocks this year.
Kapp must have been a big fan of the 2003 movie 8 Mile because he delivered a similar freestyle rap on the show.
The Jets told the Buccaneers about the practice cancelation days ago, so...
In the second episode of this season's Hard Knocks, it's apparent that the Jets aren't giving HBO/NFL Films much to work with.
“I do know when people push back, we have the best argument you can have, which is, Patrick Mahomes did it and he won the Super Bowl, so what are you worried about?"
"I was a little taken aback. I was a little perturbed, sent a text or two to NFL Films."
"Yeah, it's going to Malik."
"This camp is a long camp, right? Let's just enjoy the little things every single day. Take time to laugh a little bit."
"We expressed some of our concerns, they answered it."
"He’s going to be him and I think that’s great."
"The Jets don’t believe it’s humane to show players being released, so it would surprise me if we see them this summer."
"The 2010 Jets changed the profile and the success of Hard Knocks forever. That Jets team made football fun for fans."
"We've got to deal with it."
"The downside to being a quarterback with an opinion on vaccines and opinions on media and wanting his own voice being viewed as a polarizing and building his brand."