Artificial intelligence may soon be taking over the NFL. The league has been experimenting with a new technology that may find the traditional chain-gang to be obsolete in the near future.

As shared by Titans Wire, Hooker has been named a top potential cut candidate this offseason. It's possible that the Tennessee Titans could move on from him. During the 2024 NFL season ...

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“So, to scale it back to have a little more scarcity in some of the stuff we do, like the NFL [National Football League], mightn’t be a bad thing I think 47 or 50 tournaments a year is ...

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Now, less than a week after signing him, the team has decided to cut him after signing him to the practice squad, per Yahoo Sports. His last action on the field came with two games played ...

After all, Las Vegas has a projected $92.5 million in cap space to work with, which is the second-most in the NFL, according to Over the Cap. But, that doesn't mean they won't cut guys loose.

In an article discussing top potential cap casualties for each team, Bleacher Report's NFL Scouting Department named defensive tackle D.J. Reader as the most likely player to be cut by the Lions.

But they could also easily create even more cap space with a few roster cuts. One of those releases could be defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi. On January 20, Bleacher Report’s NFL Scouting ...

Making NFL predictions is a lot like selecting players in the NFL draft. If you're hitting on 40% to 50% of your picks, that's pretty good. Every January, ESPN asks industry sources to forecast ...