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Team owner Amy Adams Strunk flew on the private jet to the showcase, signaling how serious the Titans were about making Ward their future franchise quarterback.

If Cleveland does take Ward or Hunter, the Giants will be candidates to take Sanders at No. 3. They signed Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson this offseason, but neither is likely to be a long-term ...

Titans President of Football Operations Chad Brinker discussed the speculation that a Levis trade was being discussed, and he poured cold water on the reports.

A dissenting exec thought the Titans’ leadership, which includes president Chad Brinker and general manager Mike Borgonzi, would prefer Travis Hunter, the two-way star from Colorado.

The Jets know they need a franchise quarterback, but they aren't likely to find one in the draft with the No. 7 pick. However, if Ward were to fall all the way to No. 7, they could pounce.

Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker acknowledges the need to rebuild the roster. The Titans are in a strong position to draft a quarterback with the No. 1 pick and ample salary ...

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Keep in mind that Rodgers and Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker, who has the final say on the roster, overlapped for 14 years with the Green Bay Packers (2009-22).

That the Jets, who finished 5-12 last season and have no clear plan of succession at quarterback, chose to part ways with Rodgers is a pretty good indication of how toxic his presence had become ...

Titans president of football operations Chad Brinker emphasized that the team wouldn't force a pick at the position, saying the organization "won't pass on a generational talent at the top of the ...

When the Jets traded the top pick to the Rams in 1997, New York moved back five spots in exchange for only a third, a fourth and a seventh. But a lot has changed in the last quarter-century.