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Seven teams are still searching for their first player to win Most Valuable Player heading into 2023. Who from the Cardinals, Texans, Jaguars, Saints, Jets, Eagles and Buccaneers is most likely to bring home the award?

New Chargers center Bradley Bozeman, who spent three seasons under offensive coordinator Greg Roman with the Ravens, has been impressed with how well Justin Herbert has already picked up the system.

Former Panthers and Patriots quarterback Cam Newton was a touchdown machine during his heyday and holds the record for rushing TDs as a quarterback with 75, but he recently said he considers Ravens QB Lamar Jackson to be the greatest dual threat ever.

Following two injury-riddled seasons, Bengals QB Joe Burrow is well aware that staying healthy is key to his 2024 campaign as he attempts to lead Cincinnati back into contention.

Following C.J. Stroud's Offensive Rookie of the Year campaign, Houston Texans teammate Tank Dell believes his quarterback can bridge the gap with Patrick Mahomes.

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has been dealing with a very minor foot sprain for the last few days and it's not considered to be anything that should affect his preparation for the 2024 season, ����̽��Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported on Thursday.

Los Angeles Rams defensive lineman Braden Fiske is looking to forge his own path during the post-Aaron Donald era, but he's also putting in some offseason work with the team legend himself in order to prep for his rookie season.

Fresh off the best season of his five-year career, Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby is setting out to improve upon it -- both by fine-tuning his craft and working to avoid injuries in the future.

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Vikings linebacker Blake Cashman has seen both ends of the rookie quarterback spectrum in his young ����̽��career, and when it comes to J.J. McCarthy he believes Minnesota will have a "great player for a long time."

The premiere episode of "Hard Knocks: Offseason with the New York Giants" revealed a connection between letting Saquon Barkley go and giving Daniel Jones a chance to finally prove himself in what amounts to a huge year for the sixth-year quarterback.

It would seem, going based off experience and the free-agent contract he signed, that Gardner Minshew is the favorite to the Raiders' starting quarterback, but a former Las Vegas signal-caller believes Aidan O'Connell shouldn't be sold short.