Social media reaction to 2018 NFL Pro Bowl selections

J.J. McCarthy's rookie season ended before it began. The Vikings quarterback's second season hasn't yet begun, but it's already clouded with roster and injury uncertainty.

A year ago, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni's job was thought to be in jeopardy after a tumultuous 2023 campaign. He returned, of course, and the Eagles returned to form on their back to the Super Bowl, emerging from adversity to the doorstep of a championship, writes NFL.com's Nick Shook. 

Offensive coordinator Kellen Moore, who is a key figure in the Saints' HC search, has played a central role in the Eagles' revitilization this year. NFL.com's Nick Shook examines Moore's impact on Philly's Super Bowl run.

The Kansas City Chiefs will attempt to be the first NFL team to three-peat in the Super Bowl era. NFL.com's Kevin Patra details how their 2022 draft class has been a catalyst for the team's sustained success.

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Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins said Tuesday on GMFB: Overtime that he is looking forward to continuing his career next season, either in Atlanta or elsewhere.

All-Pro safety Derwin James said QB Justin Herbert doesn't deserve the criticism for the Chargers' playoff woes, and calls out a soon-to-be free agent wide receiver to think about Los Angeles.

Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff, who excelled with Ben Johnson as his offensive coordinator, joked with the new Chicago Bears head coach that wishes he didn't have to face him twice a year and thusly try to beat him twice a year. 

A 29-year-old Patrick Mahomes is on a path to G.O.A.T. status. It's a path the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback cares not to consider as he moonwalks down the red and gold road to history.

Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce and head coach Andy Reid both rejected the notion that they'd be retiring soon during Super Bowl Opening Night, which puts Kansas City in a great spot to keep competing for championships together beyond Super Bowl LIX.

Following a career season in his first campaign with the Eagles, Saquon Barkley took center stage on Super Bowl LIX Opening Night.

As the Eagles prepare for a Super Bowl rematch against the Chiefs, they acknowledge the team's previous Super Bowl loss has fueled them to this point. But they also know Sunday's matchup will be a different game altogether.