Welcome to the Tuesday edition of the Pick Six newsletter! The day we've all been waiting for is finally here: It's franchise tag deadline day. Actually, now that I'm thinking abo

Take, for instance, ESPN's recent series, penned by Jeremy Fowler. He spoke with NFL executives, coaches, and scouts about the game's top signal-callers and pieced together a top-ten list based on his findings. Smoke cleared. Dust settled. Guess where Jalen Hurts landed. He was ranked ninth...

As we slog through the slow days before training camp, you will read plenty of articles ranking the NFL’s top quarterbacks. You will also read articles ranking the head coaches. Only here, in this esteemed space, will you read a ranking of the 32 combos.

Rookie quarterbacks aren't the only first-year pros under pressure in their debut seasons as professional. Far from. And heck, with a down quarterback class featuring arguably the least-hyped No. 1 overall selection in league history in Cam Ward,

The entire group of the top 10 QBs in NFL history come from 1979 onward, where new pass-game techniques helped elevate NFL offenses to new heights.

Former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler is under fire after slaying an animal in Africa that could be considered a critically endangered species. Cutler took to Instagram to post that he had killed a giant sable antelope during a hunting trip in South Africa.

“Never numerous, today the Giant Sable is critically endangered, threatened by habitat loss, civil war, and poachers,” the museum wrote on its website. “Active conservation efforts continue, but population estimates indicate there are fewer than 100 mature individuals, found only in Angola’s Cangandala National Park and the Luando Nature Reserve.”

Jay Cutler was far from the most liked player during his NFL career and it doesn't look like much has changed. Since retiring in 2017 the former Pro Bowl QB has mostly stayed out of the public eye outside of last year's DUI arrest and the fallout from his relationship with ex-wife Kristin

Six years later, the love for Duck is still there. He recently spoke about his time with the team on 93.7 The Fan. Recalling his brief time in Pittsburgh, he described what was one of the biggest moments and perhaps the favorite of his NFL career.