The rumors about Bill Belichick leaving North Carolina and returning to the NFL aren’t going to stop anytime soon. Even though the former New England Patriots head coach recently released a statement reaffirming his commitment to UNC and denying any interest in the NFL,

ESPN's Adam Schefter was flagged on X/Twitter for posting about the Jauan Jennings-Tre'von Moehrig post-game brawl.

Adam Schefter's name is tied closely to the NFL in the minds of many football fans. The ESPN insider is the guy with the transaction and injury news. His account on X has more than 11 million followers. He's synonymous with NFL happenings.

Though missing the loss over the Bears, Aaron Rodgers has a good chance to return in the Steelers' next game over the Bills.

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New York Giants defensive end Jason Pierre-Paul sued ESPN and NFL reporter Adam Schefter on Wednesday for tweeting his medical records over the summer. The lawsuit, filed in Miami-Dade County in Florida, alleges that Pierre-Paul's privacy was violated ...

Football fans are destroying ESPN’s Adam Schefter for a “clickbait” X/Twitter post that went viral yesterday. On Monday afternoon, Adam Schefter announced on “X” that former NFL quarterback Tom Brady will compete at a competitive flag football ...

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter did not endear himself to the Philadelphia Eagles faithful during an appearance on Monday’s episode of Get Up. The preeminent NFL newsbreaker served up one of his hottest takes to date by saying the Kansas City Chiefs lost ...

ESPN’s Adam Schefter is known as the most prominent NFL insider in the business, but he did not exactly nail it Monday when discussing Tennessee Titans head coach Brian Callahan. Schefter made an appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” on Monday ...

Adam Schefter reports that the Patriots are optimistic that Will Campbell won't miss the rest of the season.