Ezekiel Elliott is now the highest paid running back in the NFL. USA TODAY Sports’ Mike Jones says Elliott had Jerry Jones right where he wanted him.
Author: Mike Jones, USA TODAY
Opinion: Patriots’ Josh Gordon needs to make the most of his latest chance
The New England Patriots need the often-suspended Josh Gordon. But the conditionally reinstated wire receiver probably needs the Patriots even more.
As Kyle Shanahan remains focused on process, 49ers hope for breakthrough on results
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan remains confident entering Year 3 with Jimmy Garoppolo returning from injury and a restocked roster.
As his Jaguars chapter begins, QB Nick Foles focuses on physical, spiritual health
New Jaguars quarterback Nick Foles uses devotionals, journaling and special coffee to cope with stress.
Kirk Cousins knows he needs to deliver after disappointing initial season with Vikings
Kirk Cousins faces a pivotal second season with the Vikings after 2018 ended with disappointment in Minnesota.
Opinion: Redskins top pick Dwayne Haskins seems to be plotting the right course
Washington last won a Super Bowl in 1991, and the team has reached the playoffs only six times since. Stability at quarterback has proved more scarce.
Opinion: Daniel Jones always will be judged harshly because of Giants’ draft reach
The perception persists that the Giants reached by selecting Duke quarterback Daniel Jones with the sixth overall pick of the NFL draft.
Opinion: NFL and its ‘Legends’ hit the mark with investment in youth and high school football
Willie McGinest and Michael Robinson both are helping the NFL with its bid to improve instruction, technique and safety in youth football.
Opinion: Freddie Kitchens is unflappable in face of Browns’ mounting expectations
First-year coach Freddie Kitchens isn’t trying to temper expectations in Cleveland, where the Browns look to be rising after landing Odell Beckham Jr.
Jon Gruden envisions ‘no problem’ with Antonio Brown as he sees Raiders’ plan coming together
Jon Gruden was heavily criticized last year for parting with Khalil Mack and Amari Cooper, but Oakland is corralling some top talent this offseason.