With the combine in the rear-view mirror, the topic on most sports talk shows continues to be the quarterback debate surrounding the top 4 or 5 signal-callers who are expected to go in the first half of the first round.
It’s quite possible that the media has never attempted to retire a player more often, than they’ve attempted to retire Tom Brady. A fact made all the more insane by the fact that Brady continues to lead his team to the Super Bowl nearly every year.
Monday, NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver and Fox Sports 1 “First Things First” co-host Cris Carter offered some “free advice” to the Jacksonville Jaguars to save their season: “swallow your pride” and sign Colin Kaepernick. The Jaguars boast one
Wednesday on Fox Sports 1’s “First Things First,” co-host and Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter reacted to former UCLA quarterback and projected 2018 first-round pick Josh Rosen saying in an ESPN interview he does not “need” football like others
Fox Sports 1 “First Things First” co-host Cris Carter weighed in Monday on Seattle Seahawks defensive lineman Quinton Jefferson almost climbing into the stands Sunday to fight with Jacksonville Jaguars fans throwing beverages at him following his ejection for unnecessary
After witnessing Tiger Woods finish three under in his first round back from a 301-day layoff at the Hero World Challenge golf tournament in the Bahamas, Fox Sports 1 “First Things First” co-host Cris Carter believes the golfer is back to
NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver gave a stern warning to Denver Broncos cornerback Aqib Talib. Talib, 31, was involved in a melee Sunday when he ripped off Oakland Raiders wide receiver Michael Crabtree’s chain for the second time in two
Fox Sports 1 “First Things First” co-host and NFL Hall of Fame wide receiver Cris Carter said he spoke personally with free agent Colin Kaepernick over the weekend and he said the quarterback was “missing” football. https://twitter.com/criscarter80/status/909447339907194880 “[T]here’s no way
Thursday on Fox Sports 1’s “First Things First,” co-host Nick Wright asked NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell if he believes quarterback Colin Kaepernick is good enough to be in the league, which Goodell deflected by saying he is “not a football
