Conor Orr is a senior writer for Sports Illustrated, where he covers the NFL. He is also the co-host of the MMQB Podcast. Conor has been covering the NFL for more than a decade. His award-winning work has also appeared in The Newark Star-Ledger, NFL.com and NFL Network. He lives in New Jersey with his wife, two children and a loving terrier named Ernie.
The Jets Have Already Bungled Their Biggest Move of the Offseason
New York acquired star pass rusher Haason Reddick from the Eagles in March, but can’t agree on a new contract with him—a tightfisted approach that can only be traced to owner Woody Johnson.
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Commanders Training Camp Report: Dan Quinn ‘the Right Guy for that Job’
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones encouraged the former Atlanta head coach to take over the historic franchise. Plus, Jayden Daniels impresses the Jets.
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NFL Preseason 2024 Week 1: Seven Things to Watch This Weekend
From the six first-round rookie quarterbacks to a Jets offense that could be hungry for another playmaker, here’s what to keep your eyes on.
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Jim Harbaugh Thinks His Word is Golden, But the NCAA Doesn’t Agree
The Chargers head coach’s absolute denial of wrongdoing while at Michigan is refreshing but if it’s found to be not so absolute, it could be devastating.
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Lions-Giants Training Camp Report: A Salty, Feisty and Nasty Joint Practice
Detroit head coach Dan Campbell has built a culture that cultivates an intolerance for perceived disrespect, and his team wasn’t going to allow a rookie wide receiver to get the best of them.
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The NFL’s New Kickoff May Not Be Dynamic, but It’s a Step in the Right Direction
The league introduced the new kickoff format in Thursday's Hall of Fame Game, showing just how far it's come in common sense safety reform.
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Giants Training Camp: Brian Daboll Holding Daniel Jones’s Feet to the Fire
New York’s head coach has seen a lot in his 25 years in the business. Plus, life without Saquon Barkley and a rookie tight end steps up.
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Fighters and Killers: That’s the Jets’ Defensive Line
Given how good they were last year with a middling offense, even marginal improvements could elevate this group to best-in-the-league status.