Jori Epstein

One notable suggestion: “Blitz they ass. Get after they ass because that’ll be the first chance having live bullets. You can simulate that all you want, but that’s not football. ... So you get after that ass and you blitz."

The network launch comes in the wake of a spring announcement by the league to increase mental health resources in three tiers following the deaths by suicide of the Cowboys' Marshawn Kneeland and the Vikings' Rondale Moore last November and February, respectively.

 "I'm glad that we're fiery, I love the competition out here," offensive coordinator Davis Webb said. But "we can't cross that line, and that's offense and defense." 

"This probably happens to a lot of quarterbacks [where] they almost get to like where their knowledge is that of a coach," Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst said of Love.

While the Jets' secondary has undergone a makeover, a pass rush glow-up that begins with Bailey will influence their takeaway trends.

High expectations for Nabers leave the Giants eager to return their No. 1 receiver. But his integral nature to their season plans also dictate a degree of caution ensuring he doesn't rush back too soon. 

If Beckham makes the Giants' roster this fall, he'll be one of the oldest receivers in the league.

Patriots executive Eliot Wolf is relishing the opportunity work with a receiver he's had his eye on since his college days. "All right, he's still got some juice.'"

Meet the NFL's evolving plans to address historical league trends while complying with changing laws.

The league’s two prior games in South America were staged Friday of Week 1, allowing teams no close prior competition and two extra days of rest on the back end. Consider Jones in line with the changing international games policy.