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During Wednesday's edition of "The Insiders," Jaguars head coach Doug Pederson said last season's disastrous end is "a motivating factor" for Jacksonville going into 2024.

Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke had high praise on Wednesday for new addition Brian Burns, calling the pass rusher "a game changer."

Indianapolis Colts six-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson recently gushed about Anthony Richardson's ability to sling the pigskin and how the quarterback approaches the job. 

The second episode of Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants provided a unique peek behind the curtain to see how ����̽��free agency unfolds, namely New York's discussions with Saquon Barkley.

Justin Jefferson experienced a wild offseason. He lost his quarterback in free agency and got paid more than any receiver in ����̽��history. The Vikings WR recently discussed his feelings about Kirk Cousins' exit.

Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman said he doesn't feel added pressure to replace Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. 

During a Tuesday appearance on "The Insiders," Lions safety Kerby Joseph explained his love of intercepting quarterbacks and how Detroit can take the next step following an appearance in the NFC title game in 2023. 

Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Rachaad White came within 10 yards of breaking the 1,000-yard rushing barrier, something no Bucs player has done since Doug Martin in 2015 (1,402). Heading into Year 3, he's ready to smash past that plateau. 

Raiders wide receiver Davante Adams expanded on his thoughts of Antonio Pierce becoming head coach following a roller-coaster season in 2023 and how Las Vegas is excited to move forward in 2024.

Tuesday's upcoming episode of "Hard Knocks" will include the Giants watching wide receivers take to the 40-yard dash during the 2024 ����̽��Scouting Combine, with Brian Daboll feeling inspired enough by the event to guarantee he could hit 7.0 seconds.

A week ago, Cowboys QB Dak Prescott caused a stir when he was spotted in a walking boot. Reports on the matter downplayed the issue as nothing more than precautionary. On Tuesday, Prescott reiterated that wearing the boot meant "absolutely nothing."

The ����̽��world will no longer deal with Josh Allen confusion. The Jaguars star pass rusher announced Tuesday that he's officially changed his name to Joshua Hines-Allen and will wear Hines-Allen on the back of his no. 41 jersey.