Josh Norman has been one of the most vocal players in the NFL over the last little while. Every single weekend, Norman would come through with a statement about how good he is at the cornerback position and how no one could beat him. Of course, a lot of these comments were false as Norman was consistently beaten by rival receivers. It was clear that Washington was starting to get annoyed with his antics and today, those sentiments were met with serious actions.

According to Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, the Redskins are releasing Norman which means he can go wherever he wants in Free Agency. For some fans, it's certainly a surprising move but it makes sense considering his lack of production on defense.

Terrell Owens is one of the best wide receivers to ever play in the NFL and throughout his career, he went through some pretty bizarre phases and controversies. His time with the Dallas Cowboys was particularly tumultuous as it was filled with popcorn, inconsistency, and crying during press conferences. Today, Owens was on The Breakfast Club where he was interviewed by Angela Yee, Charlemagne Tha God, and DJ Envy about his career, his latest ventures, and even the XFL.

At one point in the interview, Charlemagne asked Owens about former Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett and what he thought about him. Owens was quite harsh about Garrett saying they knew he wasn’t a great coach. When Owens left, he had a feeling things wouldn’t change and he turned out to be right. Owens thinks the Cowboys will see a huge surge next season now that they have a brand new coach leading the team.

Owens was then asked about whether quarterback Tony Romo was a better quarterback or analyst. Surprisingly, Owens said Romo was better on TV than in the pocket. This was an interesting admission when you consider how Owens was seen crying on TV while talking about Romo after a game.

The former wide receiver had plenty of interesting observations so be sure to check out the entire interview, above. Also, let us know what you think of his comments and whether or not you agree.

Antonio Brown has been in plenty of debacles over the last year but amazingly, he has been able to come out on the other side with a positive attitude. While this may not have always been the case, Brown is now displaying positivity throughout his social media pages and seems to be content with how things have been going since his arrest in Miami.

Recently, Brown took to his Instagram account where he posted some poignant advice for all of his fans out there. Brown addresses those who are going through a tough time and need some guidance in their period of despair. AB boils his advice down to three words that can help you re-focus and gain a new lease on life.

“APG, Appreciation, Perspective, Gratitude. 3 things to remember if you get pissed off or distracted about anything today think from this perspective it will be better trust. Call God,” Brown said.

Brown seems to be at peace with things right now which is great to see. He appeared to be in a bad spot over the last few months and was in need of help. Now, he is making strides to reconcile with those from his past, including former teammates like Ben Roethlisberger. For now, it remains to be seen if he’ll be able to keep this up and get back in the league.

Tom Brady is one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever play the game of football and this offseason, he will be in unfamiliar territory. Brady will be a free agent for the first time in his career and has a big decision to make about his future. It's clear he will be playing next season but no one knows where. Most fans think he'll buckle down and come back to the Patriots while others think he's simply going to move on and join a team in need of a quarterback, like the Los Angeles Chargers.

Yesterday, Brady sparked some free agency rumors when he commented on Julian Edelman's latest Instagram post saying "get back to the East coast so we can throw." Clearly, Brady has a desire to workout with his favorite wide receiver who has helped him win three Super Bowls.

Colin Kaepernick has been one of the most controversial figures in sports over the last few years. His anthem protests became a huge source of debate back in 2016 and some people are still mad at him for peacefully protesting racism. The NFL has seemingly blacklisted him from the league although Kaepernick has remained optimistic about coming back to the game. 

With the NFL offseason on the horizon, Kaepernick is releasing a memoir about his life and everything he's gone through over the last little while. According to his Twitter account, the book will also come in audio form and will discuss some of his experiences prior to protesting. In a recent interview, Kaepernick expressed a strong desire to get back into the NFL.

Cam Newton has been one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL over the last decade although unfortunately, his last few seasons have been plagued by various injuries. After coming back from a shoulder injury last season, Newton hurt his foot and was sidelined for an entire season. Newton recently commented on his situation and assured Panthers fans that he would be back and better than ever.

In a recent interview with ESPN’s David Newton, Panthers owner David Tepper sang a completely different tune. As he explains, Newton hasn’t been healthy is quite some time and he won’t discuss Newton’s future until he knows for sure what’s going on. Based on the tone of his comments, Tepper seems frustrated and it could spell trouble for the Panthers in the future.

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“Listen, I’m not a doctor,” Tepper said. “And I’ve said it a million times: ‘Is he healthy?’ He’s not a doctor. There’s a lot of different things that can happen. But first is, is he healthy? Tell me that, and then we can talk.”

Heading into the offseason, it will be interesting to see what becomes of Newton’s situation. There have been trade rumors surrounding the star and if he is, indeed moved, then we’re in for one peculiar news cycle.

Antonio Brown was accused of sexual assault and rape by his former trainer, Britney Taylor. These allegations were brought up by Taylor in September and they came with a civil lawsuit. In addition to this suit, Brown was hit with an internal investigation from the NFL, which hasn't even concluded yet. There have been very few updates on this case, until yesterday, when it was reported by Daniel Kaplan of The Athletic that Brown's lawyer would actually be withdrawing from the case. The paperwork has been filed in Florida State court which means the request is now official.

Antonio Brown has been a fixture of the news cycle over the past few months although, in the last couple of weeks, he has turned a new leaf. Ever since his arrest in Miami, AB has been living his life drama-free and seems to be doing quite well. The NFL star is making strides to get his mental health right while also working on his burgeoning music career. 

Due to his past behavior, some have theorized that AB has CTE which is an aggressive brain disease that is commonly found in football players. The disease can only be diagnosed once someone is deceased so it’s impossible to tell whether Brown really has it. AB has been quite firm on his stance that he doesn’t have the disease and in his most recent Instagram post, AB made sure let us know that in 2020, we’re blacklisting CTE.

It remains to be seen what will become of Brown’s football career, moving forward. The NFL has vowed to get him help although they have yet to make a judgment in the investigation against him. For now, the NFL is taking its time and are thinking of a proper punishment. Meanwhile, AB is improving himself to the shoe the league he’s serious about coming back.

Stay tuned for updates on Brown as we’ll be sure to bring them to you.

Yesterday, it was revealed that the Los Angeles Chargers and Philip Rivers would be parting ways after a 16-year partnership. Rivers has been the backbone of that franchise for a long time although it's clear the two would be better off apart. At 38 years old, Rivers still has some gas left in the tank and will be entering free agency where he hopes to become a starter for a contending team.

In a recent interview, Rivers spoke on how much longer he hopes to play. Unsurprisingly, Rivers only wants to play for a few more years as he realizes his play will continue to decline. Regardless, he hopes to play well enough to earn himself a second season with whichever team he signs to.

Heading into March, Tom Brady will be in a position he's never had to deal with before. The six-time Super Bowl-champion is about to become a free agent for the first time in his entire career. The New England Patriots and Tom Brady have been married for 20 years now and they have come together for one of the best dynasties in the history of sports. Brady is on the decline but at 42 years old, some teams feel like he is still good enough to help their team go out and win a championship. Meanwhile, if the Patriots do let Brady walk, it will be difficult to find a suitable replacement. 

According to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network, the Patriots' reasoning for letting Tom Brady go to free agency was simple. They want Brady and head coach Bill Belichick to take their time deciding if it would make sense to continue their relationship. Belichick is very particular about his personnel and if he doesn't feel like Brady is good enough anymore, he could say goodbye in swift fashion.