Where do all 30 teams stand one week from the MLB trade deadline?

Where do all 30 teams stand one week from the MLB trade deadline?

Yahoo Sports AMis our daily newsletter that keeps you up to date on all things sports.Sign up hereto get it every weekday morning. ⚽️MLS wins All-Star Game:DespiteLionel Messi's absence, the MLS All-Stars beat the Liga MX All-Stars,3-1, in Austin for their third win in four tries under this format. Philadelphia forward Tai Baribo, who scored the game-winning goal, was named MVP. ⚾️Ohtani homers again:Shohei Ohtanihomered in his fifth straight game, tying six other Dodgers for the longest such streak in franchise history. And just like that, he holds the outright NL lead with 37 bombs. ⚽️Spain moves on:Spain beat Germany,1-0, in extra time to advance to Sunday's Women's Euro final, where they'll face defending champion England in a rematch of the 2023 World Cup final, which Spain won. 🏈Training camp headlines:"[Russell Wilson] is our starter,"saidGiants coach Brian Daboll; Daniel Jonesgot more repsthan Anthony Richardson as the Colts' QB1; Terry McLaurin, Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson are among theseven most notable holdouts(or hold-ins). ⚾️Rare occurrence:The Piratesbecame the first team since 1980to get swept by the worst team in a league (White Sox) and then sweep the best team in that league (Tigers) in back-to-back series after the season's midpoint. The 2025 MLB Trade Deadline is one week from today (July 31). Where does each team stand? Below, Yahoo Sports' Jake Mintzputs all 30 clubs into tiersbased on their outlook. Teams with legitimate World Series aspirations, who, like all of us, could use a little bit of extra support. 9 teams:Cubs (60-42), Astros (60-42), Blue Jays (60-42), Dodgers (60-43), Mets (59-44), Phillies (58-44), Yankees (56-46), Padres (55-47), Mariners (54-48) Outstanding ballclubs with strong farm systems that should be all-in, but given their transactional track records and organizational DNA, it's unlikely that the chips go flying into the pot. 2 teams:Brewers (61-41), Tigers (60-43) Clubs likely to either sit on their hands or participate in a little buy/sell dribble-drabble. They're too good to full sell but not good enough to full buy, so they'll do neither or both. 5 teams:Giants (54-49), Rangers (53-50), Rays (53-50), Reds (53-50), Angels (49-53) Given the roller coaster that has been their season thus far, the Red Sox exist in their own tier. What the hottest baseball soap opera of 2025 will do at the deadline is anyone's guess. 1 team:Red Sox (55-49) Clubs that, if they decide to pull the plug, have enviable assets to sell. How they perform over the next week will likely determine their course of action at the deadline. 5 teams:Cardinals (52-51), Guardians (51-10), Diamondbacks (50-53), Royals (50-53), Twins (49-53) You can't have an estate sale with an empty house. These subpar teams simply don't have many expiring contracts to trade and would prefer to hold on to anybody who can help them in 2026. 5 teams:Marlins (48-53), Braves (44-57), Athletics (42-62), Nationals (41-61), Rockies (26-76) Anything and everything must and will go. 3 teams:Orioles (44-57), Pirates (42-61), White Sox (37-66) More from Yahoo Sports: The top 26 players who could be traded(Russell Dorsey) The most glaring needs for top contenders(Jordan Shusterman) 🎧 Fresh podcast:Deals we'd like to see(Baseball Bar-B-Cast) I'm a sucker for a juicy sports rumor, and it's hard to get much juicier than this: Could Nick Saban return to the NFL next season to coach Arch Manning?Here's Colin Cowherdon Wednesday's episode of "The Herd" on FS1: This is the worst kept secret in the South. Jimmy Haslam, owner of the Browns — huge SEC, Tennessee booster, leans heavily on the Manning family. Very close to the Manning family. Arch Manning is part of the Manning family. Nick Saban is incredibly close not only to Jimmy Haslam, but to the Manning family as well. And so Saban, if he could land, I'm told, a top quarterback — like Harbaugh going to the Chargers for [Justin] Herbert — he would take a phone call from the NFL. And there are two teams guaranteed to be awful this year in the NFL: Cleveland and the Saints. Nick Saban has coached in Cleveland with the Browns … and he coached at LSU. The Mannings are royalty in New Orleans … and the Mannings are royalty to Jimmy Haslam. Haslam's circle of trust, according to an article in The Athletic last year, is the Manning family and Jimmy Sexton. Sexton is Nick Saban's agent. … This story is a poorly kept secret. The Mannings. Haslam. Jimmy Sexton. Nick Saban. … Saban's not going to college. He would take a call in the NFL. … This is not a conspiracy theory. To recap:Arch Manning could be a top pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and the Browns and Saints could be candidates to select him. The Mannings have connections to both franchises, as does Nick Saban, who is close to the Mannings. Could that result in Saban returning to the sidelines next season with Arch as his signal-caller? Let the speculation begin. Golf's major season is over, and while therace for the FedEx Cup playoffscontinues today at the 3M Open in Minnesota, the more intriguing race is for the 24 coveted spotsat the Ryder Cup in September. How it works:The top six Americans in theRyder Cup rankingsfollowing the BMW Championship on Aug. 17 will automatically make the team, as will the top six Europeans following the Betfred British Masters on Aug. 24. The final six players on each side will then be chosen by the captains. Below, the current top 12 for each team… 🇺🇸USA Just two players have guaranteed their spots so far: Scottie Scheffler, whose lead is insurmountable, and Bryson DeChambeau,who has been guaranteed a spotby captain Keegan Bradley. Top 6: Scheffler (32,420 points) Xander Schauffele (13,384) J.J. Spaun (12,479) Russell Henley (11,624) DeChambeau (10,775) Harris English (10,386) 7-12:Justin Thomas (10,208); Collin Morikawa (9,744); Ben Griffin (8,605); Bradley (8,039); Maverick McNealy (7,414); Brian Harman (7,008) What to watch:Bradley is playing some of the best golf of his life and must decide whether he wants to make himself the first playing captain since Arnold Palmer in 1963. 🇪🇺 Europe Rory McIlroy has already made the team. The other 11 spots are still up for grabs, but some believe captain Luke Donaldwill pick almost exactly the same rosterthat dominated the Americans two years ago in Rome. Top 6: McIlroy (3,441) Robert MacIntyre (1,345) Tommy Fleetwood (1,315) Tyrrell Hatton (1,279) Shane Lowry (1,234) Sepp Straka (1,227) 7-12:Rasmus Højgaard (1,135); Justin Rose (1,020); Ludvig Åberg (1,007); Viktor Hovland (930); Thomas Detry (780); Matt Wallace (753) The Rockies beat the Cardinals, 6-0, on Wednesday for theirfirst shutout in 220 games, snapping the longest streak without one in MLB's modern era (since 1900). Their last shutout was an 8-0 victory over the Padres on May 15, 2024. Signs of improvement: The Rockies have gone from historically atrocious (9-50 start to the season) to regular bad (17-26 since), and currently sit at 26-76. They'll need to win at least 15 of their remaining 60 games to avoid breaking the modern MLB record for losses in a season (121). MLS commissioner Don Garber revealed that Apple TV+'s MLS Season Pass isaveraging 120,000 unique viewers per match. The good news: That's a 50% increase over last year, per Garber. The bad news: That's not a very big number. ESPN reportedly averaged 343,000 viewers for MLS matches during the 2022 season, the last in which the league aired games outside of Apple. The NFL's 32 franchises each reportedlyreceived a record $432.6 millionin revenue sharing payouts over the last fiscal year. That's up from roughly $400 million last season and means the total handed out was a whopping $13.8 billion. On Tuesday, Venus Williams stunned world No. 35 Peyton Stearns for her first tour-level singles victory since 2023. Today, the 45-year-old will face an even stiffer test against No. 24 Magdalena Fręch in the Round of 16(7:30pm). Plus: Grand slam champions Emma Raducanu and Naomi Osaka square off in the first women's match of the day(1pm). More to watch: 🚴Tour de France:Stage 18(6am, Peacock)… 107 miles from Vif to Courchevel. 🏀WNBA:Aces at Fever(7pm, Prime)… Indiana will debut a"Stranger Things" inspired uniformin celebration of the Netflix series' final season, coming out later this year. ⛳️PGA:3M Open(7:45am, ESPN+; 4pm, Golf)… The penultimate event of the regular season tees off at TPC Twin Cities. Today's full slate → 42 years ago today, Royals legend George Brett unleashed one of baseball'smost memorable tiradesafter umpires overturned his ninth-inning home run and ruled him out for having too much pine tar on his bat, ending the game. Question:Who were the Royals playing when the "Pine Tar Incident" occurred? Answer at the bottom. Washington's Jacob Young scaled the wall in Nationals Park on Wednesday torob Cincinnati's Will Benson of a two-run blast. It was Young's third incredible home run robbery this season. Trivia answer:Yankees We hope you enjoyed this edition ofYahoo Sports AM, our daily newsletter that keeps you up to date on all things sports.Sign up hereto get it delivered to your inbox every weekday morning.

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Where do all 30 teams stand one week from the MLB trade deadline?

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Dolphins' Matos in stable condition, remains in hospital for observation after training camp injury

Dolphins' Matos in stable condition, remains in hospital for observation after training camp injury

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Miami Dolphins offensive lineman Bayron Matos remained under observation at the Ryder Trauma Care Center at Jackson Memorial Hospital on Thursday, one day after he was transported there by helicopter from training camp with an undisclosed injury. The Dolphins said in a statement that Matos "has movement in all extremities and is in stable condition," but they did not provide any other details of his injury. The team also did not say how long Matos would be under the care of doctors. "It's a really heartbreaking part of the game," fellow Dolphins offensive lineman Austin Jackson said of the injury, which occurred in the final minutes of Day 1 of training camp. "Very tough." The 24-year-old Matos was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and played his college football at New Mexico and South Florida. He was undrafted in 2024 and signed with the Dolphins as a free agent through the NFL's International Player Pathway Program, an initiative that gives athletes from countries outside the U.S. a chance to play in the league. Matos, who signed a reserve/future contract in January, had spent time with Miami's practice squad over the past year. Matos only started playing football a few years ago. He grew up playing baseball and basketball, and after moving to Tennessee for high school, popped up on the radar of hoops coaches. Matos wound up redshirting and playing one season for New Mexico before transferring to South Florida, where he continued playing basketball and walked onto the football team. The 6-foot-7, 334-pound Matos started off as a defensive lineman and special teams player before switching to offensive line. ___ AP NFL:https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

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Dolphins' Matos in stable condition, remains in hospital for observation after training camp injury

Dolphins' Matos in stable condition, remains in hospital for observation after training camp injury MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. (AP) — Miami Dol...

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Former Food Network Star Recalled Anne Burrell ‘Going Through Some Stuff’ as Her Death Is Ruled a Suicide

Former Food Network Star Recalled Anne Burrell 'Going Through Some Stuff' as Her Death Is Ruled a Suicide

A little over a month after her unexpected passing,Anne Burrell's death has been ruled a suicide. The New York City medical examiner's office has determined that the 55-year-old Food Network star's cause of death was from "acute intoxication due to the combined effects of diphenhydramine, ethanol, cetirizine, and amphetamine," according toPeople. AsStarreported last month, Burrell was "found next to dozens of pills," per theNew York Postand her husband,Stuart Claxton, found her "unresponsive" in the shower of their Brooklyn, New York home. Additionally, a rep for the New York City Fire Department toldPage Sixthat the person who called 911 said Burrell went into "cardiac arrest" and was "DOA [dead on arrival]." Days after her passing, fellow Food Network starDuff Goldmanhinted that the formerWorst Cooks in Americahost had been privately struggling years prior. "Anne and I became friends in probably 2006," Goldman wrote in aJune 19 Instagram post. "She was going through some stuff and I had heard that she was feeling it, so on a trip to NYC from Baltimore I had made her a cake that said 'Don't let the bastards win.' She never did." "We had a complex relationship, and I remember the last conversation we had before our paths drifted was a pretty feisty debate about the merits of catfish," he recalled. "I believe the words 'trash fish,' 'tastes like mud,' and 'cake boy' were used." "Anne and I always had a spirited and somewhat acerbic back and forth," Goldman continued. "I really never knew why our paths drifted but I always hoped that wherever she was, Anne was doing well and was finding some happiness." Goldman explained that about two years ago, he attended an event in New York City where he ran into the formerSecrets of a Restaurant Chefhost. "Now, at this point we hadn't spoken in years, and I won't go into what we talked about but I will say that that conversation left my heart lifted and full of light, for it truly seemed to me that Anne really had found a measure of happiness and love," Goldman penned. "Life is tough, and we have to be tough to get through it." "Anne was as tough as they come," he added, "but when you got past the armor there was a depth of compassion and kindness that was absolutely beautiful. My heart sings when I think of the love and tranquility that it seems Anne had found recently." Burrell is survived by her husband and his son,Javier, her mother,Marlene, and sister,Jane.

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July 24, 2025

Former Food Network Star Recalled Anne Burrell ‘Going Through Some Stuff’ as Her Death Is Ruled a Suicide

Former Food Network Star Recalled Anne Burrell 'Going Through Some Stuff' as Her Death Is Ruled a Suicide A little over a month afte...

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Jenna Bush Hager Curses on “Today” Show, Breaking NBC Rules: 'I Feel Worried, Like I'm Going to Get a Call From the Boss'

Jenna Bush Hager Curses on "Today" Show, Breaking NBC Rules: 'I Feel Worried, Like I'm Going to Get a Call From the Boss'

Jenna & Friends Jenna Bush Hageris still cringing after an on-air accident on the Thursday, July 24, episode of her showToday with Jenna & Friends. The moment came while the 43-year-old was co-hosting with palWillie Geist. TheTodayshow staples were discussing their extensive history together when things went off the rails. Bush Hager recalled the first time she met Geist's wife, Christina, whom she calls "Tini," in 2012 when their sonGeorgewas just 3 years old. "Christina goes — I don't know if you can say this — but he was like, 'God, George is acting like an a------,'" Bush Hager recalled as Geist and seemingly the rest of the crew shared shocked expressions. "You can't say that. You can't say it." Jenna & Friends While Bush Hager attempted to continue with her story, the show's producers informed her that she couldn't say the expletive on NBC. "Can you say it one time?" she asked. "No," Geist, who hostsSunday Today, informed her. "You can say it zero times." "Oh, sorry, sorry, everybody's looking at me like 'why did you say that?'" Bush Hager said, covering her face with her hands. "I'mlooking at you like 'why did you say that?'" Geist teased his longtime pal. "I'd like to go on the record that my wife never said such a thing about my precious 3-year-old son." "She did!" Bush Hager insisted. "Now I'm blushing and I never blush. Was it the tequila? I thought you were allowed to say it one time." Jenna & Friends Despite producers being audibly heard telling Bush Hager that "no" she could not, in fact, curse one time, she then asked, "That's justSchitt's Creek?" referencing the hit comedy with the tongue and cheek title. "That's just the title of the show spelled differently. Don't keep going down the line of expletives," Geist told her. "This stops here. And we are live on NBC this morning!" As the show went on, Bush Hager became more and more flustered, saying, "I feel worried like I'm going to get a call from the boss or something," while Geist reassured her, "No, you're fine. You're good." James Devaney/GC And while they attempted to continue the morning show talk, the subject kept returning. NBC correspondent Peter Alexander, who had filled in forCraig Melvinon the first two hours of theTodayshow, was seen coming onto the studio set, giving Bush Hager a hard time. "I'm still stuck in a moment and I'm trying to get out of it," Bush Hager admitted. "I'm still stuck in a moment, and here's Peter Alexander from the White House coming over to shame me. I was told you could say it one time!" Geist shut down the notion, saying, "You were not told! No, you were not told. Peter, you're making it worse, just…" "I feel bad! Peter, please go," Bush Hager said. "The shame is all-encompassing. I'm sorry. I apologize to everybody. I apologize." Later in the show, Bush Hager referenced "ruining my job, ruining my career," before admitting to Geist, "I want to be in a shame ball and go eat some Smashburger tacos ... why did I do it? Why did I do it? Where did it come from?" https://people-app.onelink.me/HNIa/kz7l4cuf Bush Hager isn't alone in accidentally breaking FCC broadcast rules on Today. In 2018,Savannah Guthrie was caughtsaying, "Oh s---," on camera, later apologizing for the snafu. And in April, Bush Hager's guest co-hostTyra Banks said "bitch" on air, immediately realizing that she was not allowed to use the expletive. "I don't think you can say that. But I love you so much," Bush Hager told Banks at the time, laughing before Banks asked, "Did you guys do the beep? Beep me!" Read the original article onPeople

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Jenna Bush Hager Curses on “Today” Show, Breaking NBC Rules: 'I Feel Worried, Like I'm Going to Get a Call From the Boss'

Jenna Bush Hager Curses on "Today" Show, Breaking NBC Rules: 'I Feel Worried, Like I'm Going to Get a Call From the Boss...

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Travis Hunter will 'flip-flop' between offense and defense during Jaguars training camp

Travis Hunter will 'flip-flop' between offense and defense during Jaguars training camp

The Jacksonville Jaguars madea bold movein the2025 NFL Draft, trading up to select two-way prospect Travis Hunter with the No. 2 overall selection. In order to maximize Hunter's skill set, the team will allow the rookie to "flip-flop" between offense and defense during training camp. Jaguars head coach Liam Cohen said Wednesday the team has mapped out Hunter's schedule for training camp, which includes some days where he will play bothwide receiver and cornerbackin a single practice, per ESPN. "You want to give him a couple days offense, a couple days defense, and then give him an opportunity to go flip-flop within the same practice and then that will kind of become the norm," Coen said after the Jaguars finished their first workout at the Miller Electric Center adjacent to EverBank Stadium. "... Every moment, every minute that he is in the building, it is accounted for and trying to make sure that we maximize his time, our time so that we can ultimately get the best outcome." That's a change from how the team approached Hunter's workload during offseason workouts. Hunter primarily appeared on offense during team activities in the offseason, though that was a calculated decision. The Jaguars wanted Hunter to get more familiar with the complexities of the team's offense — including its audibles and line checks — which led to the rookie getting more time at wide receiver initially. But the team wants to keep Hunter fresh on both sides of the ball moving forward, which is why he will spend time in both roles — sometimes in the same practice — during training camp. Cohen said the team learned during the offseason that allowing Hunter to focus on one role could take away from his ability to stay fresh at the other, which also played into the decision to move Hunter around during camp. Hunter's deployment as a rookie will be fascinating. While some NFL players have played both ways — see Hunter's college coach Deion Sanders — few have entered the NFL intent on playing both offense and defense. And while Sanders was able to do it during his career, he really only had one season in which he played major roles at cornerback and wide receiver. Hunter will be looking to play two positions immediately. He excelled in that role at Colorado, hauling in 15 touchdowns as a receiver and winning the Chuck Bednarik award for his prowess as a cornerback. But taking on that workload in the NFL will be a new challenge. The Jaguars knew that would be the case when the team traded up for Hunter. Now, it's up to the franchise to figure out the best way to maximize his potential.

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July 24, 2025

Travis Hunter will 'flip-flop' between offense and defense during Jaguars training camp

Travis Hunter will 'flip-flop' between offense and defense during Jaguars training camp The Jacksonville Jaguars madea bold movein t...

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There are 5 first-time NFL head coaches this season and they each face distinct challenges

There are 5 first-time NFL head coaches this season and they each face distinct challenges

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Aaron Glenn has been mapping out exactly how he wants to lead an NFL team for a few years. Before hewas hired as the New York Jets' head coachin January, Glenn spent four seasons as the Detroit Lions' defensive coordinator and was empowered by coach Dan Campbell to make some crucial calls for the team off the field. "He allowed me to actually act in the position of being the head coach," Glenn said. "To be able to do the calendar for the offseason, plan training camp out, be able to make decisions that he was supposed to make. "But he allowed me to make those decisions to get me ready to be in this position." Glenn, a three-time Pro Bowl cornerback during a 15-year playing career, is charged withtrying to turn around the fortunes of a Jets franchisethat has the NFL's longest playoff drought at 14 seasons. He opened training camp this week as one of five first-time head coaches in the league, joining Jacksonville's Liam Coen, Chicago's Ben Johnson, New Orleans' Kellen Moore and Dallas' Brian Schottenheimer. All five are long-time assistants who now each face distinct challenges and must balance the responsibilities of managing an entire roster and staff instead of focusing on one particular side of the football. Aaron Glenn, Jets Age: 53 Background: Jets' first-round pick (No. 12 overall) in 1994 out of Texas A&M. Played eight seasons for New York before three with Houston, two with Dallas and one each with Jacksonville and New Orleans. After retiring from playing, Glenn served as the general manager of the Houston Stallions of the indoor Texas Lone Star Football League in 2012 before being hired as a personnel scout with the Jets later that year. He then had stints as an assistant with Cleveland, New Orleans and Detroit. Task: He and new GM Darren Mougeyfocused on making the Jets' roster younger, parting ways with veterans such as QB Aaron Rodgers, WR Davante Adams, LB C.J. Mosley, K Greg Zuerlein and P Thomas Morstead. Glenn, who considers his former coach Bill Parcells a mentor, spoke often during the offseason about changing the Jets' culture. Ending their long postseason drought will help and there's key foundational talent — WR Garrett Wilson, CB Sauce Gardner, RB Breece Hall, DT Quinnen Williams, edge rusher Jermaine Johnson — but the youth movement could temper some first-year expectations. Liam Coen, Jaguars Age: 39 Background: Played quarterback at UMass. Spent last season as Tampa Bay's offensive coordinator before beinghired by Jacksonville in Januaryto replace the fired Doug Pederson. Coen had two stints with the Los Angeles Rams, including serving as Sean McVay's offensive coordinator in 2022. He also had college stops as an assistant at Brown, Rhode Island, UMass, Maine and Kentucky. Task: Hisawkward Jaguars intro — "Duuuval" — went viral, but Coen was hired for his offensive prowess after he helped Baker Mayfield to the best season of his career with the Buccaneers.Trevor Lawrence, the No. 1 overall pick in 2021, has not yet fully lived up to expectations and that will be the focus for Coen, who'll call the plays, and offensive coordinator Grant Udinski. Addingversatile No. 2 pick Travis Hunterto the offense (and defense) should help Lawrence and a franchise that has just one playoff appearance in the past seven seasons. Ben Johnson, Bears Age: 39 Background: A former backup QB at North Carolina, Johnson was Detroit's offensive coordinator the past three years and helped Jared Goff and the Lions lead the league in scoring last season. Johnson's path to the NFL began as an assistant at Boston College before seven seasons with the Miami Dolphins. He joined the Lions in 2019 as an offensive quality control coach and was retained by Campbell when he took over as coach in 2020, serving as the tight ends coach and then passing game coordinator before becoming the OC in 2022. Task: The Bears drafted Caleb Williams with the No. 1 overall pick in last year's draft and Chicago is hopingJohnson will be able to develop the quarterbackinto a playmaking star. Williams showed promise while starting all 17 games, throwing for a franchise rookie-record 3,541 yard with 20 touchdown passes and six interceptions, but his 68 sacks led the league. Getting Williams to get rid of the ball faster and improve on his accuracy should help, so should GM Ryan Poles'trade acquisitions of guards Joe ThuneyandJonah Jacksonto bolster the offensive line. Kellen Moore, Saints Age: 37 Background: A former backup quarterback with Detroit and Dallas over six NFL seasons, Moore was long considered a head coaching candidate during his stops as an offensive coordinator with the Cowboys, Chargers and Eagles. In his only season in Philadelphia, heguided a high-scoring offensethat powered the Eagles to the Super Bowl behind quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley. Task: Moore doesn't have the talent-rich roster he had last season. He alsoisn't quite sure who his quarterback will beafterDerek Carr unexpectedly retired in Maywith a shoulder injury. The Saints drafted Tyler Shough in the second round and also have Spencer Rattler and Jake Haener, who each started games last season. The offense has some talent with WR Chris Olave and RB Alvin Kamara, but the defense needs to improve after allowing the second-most yards rushing in the NFL. Brian Schottenheimer, Cowboys Age: 51 Background: The son of the late Marty Schottenheimer was a bit of a surprise pick by Jerry Jones to replace Mike McCarthy as Dallas' coach. Butthe younger Schottenheimer has a lengthy resumein both the pros and at the college level, with stints as an offensive coordinator with the Cowboys, Seahawks, Rams and Jets among them. Task: Schottenheimer will need to build an even better rapport with quarterback Dak Prescott, who played in only eight games last season because of a hamstring injury. The coach also made some headlines during the offseason when he said Prescott is still "in the developmental phase" of his career and the team is tweaking some things with him. With Philadelphia still among the NFL's elite teams and Washington one of the league's most promising squads, Schottenheimer and the Cowboys will have a tough road to make the playoffs out of the NFC East. That'sdespite Jones sayinghe's "excited about our team's ability to compete right now." ___ AP NFL:https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

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July 24, 2025

There are 5 first-time NFL head coaches this season and they each face distinct challenges

There are 5 first-time NFL head coaches this season and they each face distinct challenges FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — Aaron Glenn has been ma...

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