The Indianapolis Colts made their first big offseason hire, hiring former Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo as their new defensive coordinator. And now, they've begun filling Anarumo's defensive staff with a coach from his and the Colts' past.

Although Nubin didn’t post the type of numbers McKinney did in 2024–Nubin’s season was cut short due to injury–PFF has him as the Giants' potential breakout player in 2025 if he can iron out some of the issues he had as a rookie in coverage.

The biggest need that the New York Giants have entering the 2024 NFL offseason could not be clearer - they need a quarterback. After six years of Daniel Jones,

New Indianapolis Colts’ defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo has begun filling out his defensive staff, reportedly hiring a familiar face in James Bettcher to be the team’s linebackers coach, according to Tom Pelissero.

A new defensive coordinator candidate has emerged for the Indianapolis Colts. According to Joel Erickson of the Indy Star, the Colts will be interviewing current Michigan defensive coordinator Wink Martindale for the opening. The interview will take place on Thursday.

The Indianapolis Colts have hired former Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo as their new DC, the team announced Tuesday.

New York Giants assistant general manager Brandon Brown will receive a second interview with the Las Vegas Raiders.

Lou Anarumo has been in this situation before. Sort of. After overseeing Purdue’s defensive backs from 2004-11 and adding stints with the Miami Dolphins and New York Giants to his

The Colts have found their replacement for Gus Bradley at defensive coordinator. And it's an AFC champion one coming over.

Maurice Moton of Bleacher Report predicted on Friday (Jan. 17) that the Giants will do exactly that by signing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson to a multiyear contract once free agency opens in mid-March.

Lou Anarumo joins head coach Shane Steichen's staff in Indianapolis after six years on the job in Cincinnati. The Bengals fired Anarumo on Jan. 6 after fielding the NFL's 25th ranked defense and missing the playoffs.

A small handful of elite quarterbacks have completely taken away the concept of parity. Specifically in the AFC.