He plans to write 4 letters on his wrist before Chiefs’ Super Bowl. Here’s the meaning
Atop a wrap on his wrist, Tranquill had written four letters in Sharpie before the Chiefs’ biggest game of the season. “LLLR.” Short for “Live Large Like Ryan.” “We miss him,” Tranquill said Tuesday. “We need more people like Ryan.” The meaning, Tranquill says now, was to honor one of his good friends.
The Los Angeles Chargers will be in the market for a wide receiver this offseason. The fantasy football world is already ...
Buday wrote that the Chargers had just one wide receiver (McConkey) rank in the top 64 in PFF overall grade last season.
Chiefs rookie Xavier Worthy, who veteran DeAndre Hopkins took under his wing, emerged late in the season — especially in the ...
The Los Angeles Chargers will be the focus of free-agent news for the next month. Could the team steal an AFC West rival ...
The Kansas City Chiefs will be looking to make NFL history on Super Bowl Sunday. If they can beat the Philadelphia Eagles, ...
A 29-year-old Patrick Mahomes is on a path to G.O.A.T. status. It's a path the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback cares not to ...
It is abundantly clear that the Los Angeles Chargers need to add more playmakers for quarterback Justin Herbert, and the good ...
But ahead of the big game, a former NFL defender has announced his retirement. On Sunday, former defensive end Isaac Rochell called it quits. The former Notre Dame standout spent seven seasons in the ...
Patrick Mahomes is undefeated (8-0) against Vic Fangio-led defenses, but the Kansas City Chiefs QB is expecting the Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator to change things up in Super Bowl LIX.
The Chargers are coming off an impressive season under Jim Harbaugh’s first year as the team’s head coach. They finished with an 11-6 record in the regular season and earned a spot in the playoffs.
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