Today marks an infamous day on the calendar: Friday the 13th. In honor of this "holiday," the crack NFL Research crew has provided the most "bad luck" stats of 2024.

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With every NFL mandatory minicamp behind us, training camp looms. And with training camp comes the end of the offseason, and the full-blown start of when all 32 teams begin pursuing their dreams ...

The 5.9% sack conversion rate (4.5 sacks on 76 pressures) ranked lowest in the NFL among 72 edge rushers with 250-plus pass rush snaps in 2024. Verse has already vowed to change this figure in 2025." ...

Green Bay Packers Also not bad. 21. New York Giants I may have missed the reference here, but there are better videos out there. 20. Miami Dolphins It's just OK. 19. New Orleans Saints Rob Kazi ...

His best-case scenario is that “Ben Johnson unlocks Caleb Williams’ potential,” noting that “the biggest objective for the Chicago Bears offense in 2025 is to come away from the season ...

An NFL report arrived on Friday the 13th, which some believe is an unlucky day on the calendar. Based on the NFL's data, Jacobs led the league in a "bad luck" stat last season.

For now, Steelers fans get the feel-good story of Aaron Rodgers signing on at $13.65 million ... and the bad-news story of T.J. Watt's unhappiness with Pittsburgh.

An NFL report arrived on Friday the 13th, which some believe is an unlucky day on the calendar. Based on the NFL's data, Jacobs led the league in a "bad luck" stat last season.

It’s all there for Mayfield, who just tied for second in the NFL in touchdown passes (41) while finishing third in passing yards (4,500) and completion percentage (71.4), to enjoy an even better ...

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