In this episode of Football 301, Nate Tice and Matt Harmon take a deep dive into the 2024 NFL rookie class, breaking down the highs, lows, and everything in between. From quarterbacks like Caleb Williams, whose start with the Chicago Bears has been filled with ups and downs, to Jayden Daniels, who’s showing promise with Washington, the guys evaluate how these rookies are performing and what we can expect moving forward.
Michigan football’s Sherrone Moore on bowl game opt-outs: ‘I’ll support them in any way’
Knicks flaunting NBA’s best pick-and-roll duo — these metrics say so
Knicks flaunting NBA’s best pick-and-roll duo — these metrics say so
Reports: Michigan set to hire North Carolina’s Chip Lindsey as new offensive coordinator
Gilbert Burns can see Colby Covington exposing Joaquin Buckley at UFC on ESPN 63
18.7 million viewers tune in for Bengals-Cowboys
Cal hires former Auburn and Boise State coach Bryan Harsin as offensive coordinator
Rams’ Matthew Stafford takes aim at a fifth game without an interception
Kawhi Leonard practices with Clippers for first time this season after lingering knee issues
Kawhi Leonard practices with Clippers for first time this season after lingering knee issues
USC coach Lincoln Riley suggests there is no reason to panic as Trojans shop in portal
Left-hander Max Fried reportedly agrees to eight-year, $218 million contract with Yankees
Fried, who turns 31 in January, gets the fourth-highest contract among pitchers behind Yoshinobu Yamamoto ($325 million), Gerrit Cole ($324 million) and Stephen Strasburg ($245 million), who hasn’t pitched since 2022 and has retired. Fried broke the mark for lefties set by David Price at $217 million.


