Derek Stingley Jr. feasted against opposing quarterbacks last season as the Houston Texans defensive back secured five interceptions en route to an All-Pro season. Stingley feasted in a different ...

Robert Griffin III delivered a truth bomb about the Bengals and Joe Burrow, following Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins signings.

Christian Benford is in need of a long-term extension and the Buffalo Bills weren't given much help from their AFC rivals. Oh, and the same goes for the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Jets and a host ...

The combined worth of all of the aforementioned six contracts from the 2019 LSU Tigers is $743 million. There were 24 other players from that team were drafted into the NFL, according to SportsCenter.

And when it's done, Texans cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. will have a five-year, $113 million deal. What's that? Every report you've seen said it's three years and $90 million? That's one of the basic ...

Cornerback cash just went through the roof this offseason. The Carolina Panthers kicked things off by handing Jaycee Horn a whopping four-year, $100 million extension that temporarily made him the ...

NFL.com's Daniel Jeremiah released his NFL Mock Draft 3.0, and he has the Atlanta Falcons shoring up the secondary with Michigan's Will Johnson.

The Texans have moved very quickly with cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. It’s an example of what can happen when team and agent don’t play games. When there’s mutual trust. When they can reach an ...

The 2025 offseason has seen several record-breaking deals. From Myles Garrett’s four-year, $160 million extension with the Cleveland Browns to Ja’Marr Chase’s $161 million deal with the Cincinnati ...

The Houston Texans have reached an agreement on an extension with their Pro Bowl cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. to make him the highest-paid defensive back in football.

As of this writing, I would pencil in Slay to start at cornerback opposite Joey Porter Jr., but being that today is March 18 a lot of things can happen between now and the 2025 regular season opener.

As the NFL market resets AGAIN with record contracts, the Miami Dolphins must learn to not get sucked into playing that game.