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Kevin Byard, Chicago Bears safety and three-time Pro Bowl player, shares a humorous insight about the teams popular slogan, good, better, best. Originating from offensive coordinator Ben Johnson, the phrase has become a rallying cry, inspiring the teams impressive comeback wins. Byard explains how the repeated message fosters a culture of toughness and relentless pursuit of improvement, echoing its roots in various sports and even ancient times.

Browns Quarterback Shedeur Sanders Fully Recovered from Pinky Injury, Ready for Steelers Showdown

T.J. Watt, the Pittsburgh Steelers star linebacker, returns to practice after a health scare, sparking hope for his potential return against the Cleveland Browns. With nine wins and six losses, the Steelers aim to clinch the AFC North title. Watts leadership and presence are crucial, with Aaron Rodgers praising him as a team leader. Despite a down year, Watt earned his eighth consecutive Pro Bowl nod. As the playoffs approach, all eyes are on Watts recovery.

Kenneth Walkers 55-yard touchdown run against the Rams sparked a Seahawks comeback, securing the NFCs top seed. Walker, who missed six games due to injuries, is focused on staying healthy and leading the team against the Panthers in a crucial matchup.

Ryan Kennedy, the Detroit Lions fan involved in the heated stadium clash with DK Metcalf, to hold a press conference on Friday. Hell address the incident, dispel rumors, and discuss the aftermath, including backlash and more.

Baltimore Ravens Lamar Jackson faces scrutiny over his playoff performance and maturity, with former columnist Mike Preston suggesting a trade due to a supposed rift with coach John Harbaugh. Despite Harbaughs public support, Jacksons injuries and inconsistent postseason record have fans and players on edge, as the team prepares for the playoffs.

Patriots Linebacker Robert Spillane Out for Week 17, Unclear for AFC East Clash The New England Patriots face a significant challenge heading into their week seventeen matchup against the New York Jets, as linebacker Robert Spillane is unlikely to return due to a foot injury. Spillane, a key defensive leader and team captain, has been sidelined since week fifteen and was ruled out for week sixteen. Although he was spotted without his walking boot, his return timeline remains uncertain, leaving the team to prepare for their crucial AFC East clash.

The Tennessee Titans are considering Marcus Freeman, Notre Dames head coach, for their head coaching position. Freeman, with no NFL coaching experience, has impressed with his leadership skills and player connections. The Titans, known for their defensive prowess, will need to ensure a balanced offense by choosing the right offensive coordinator. Freemans potential could be a game-changer for the team.