Former Buffalo Bills cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman literally sparked a change in the way football is played in the NFL since his departure from western New York. Coleman spent the first four years of his NFL career with the Bills then left in 2017 for the Rams. In 2108’s NFC title game, he was at the center of controversy. The 27-year-old defender even admitted himself, they NFL’s refs missed a pass interference penalty on him which changed the course of Super Bowl LIII. T

On paper, the Los Angeles Rams appear to have one of the best secondaries in football. It looked that way last season, too, with Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters joining the fray in trades. The pass defense didn’t live up to the hype in 2018, but it should be even better next season. Eric Weddle slides in at safety next to John Johnson III, while Nickell Robey-Coleman maintains his role as the slot corner. Much is made about Weddle, Peters and Talib – and rightfully so – but Robe

The opportunity to return to Lexington was too much for former Wildcat Jon Sumrall to pass up. After spending just one season as a linebackers coach at Ole Miss, Sumrall is back in Lexington and coaching at his alma mater. “The University of Kentucky means a lot to me,” Sumrall said. “I had the opportunity to play here. To be able to wear the UK logo on my chest gives me a little extra juice. I’m already a firey, emotional coach, but it gives me a little extra excitement. Tha

Fred Taylor believes in Leonard Fournette. The Jaguars’ all-time leading rusher also said he’s glad he now may have a chance to help Fournette – or at least to be an influence. Taylor, who is in Indianapolis this week working with the running back draft class at the 2019 NFL Scouting Combine, said newly-hired Jaguars running backs coach Terry Robiskie has spoken to him about speaking to the team’s running backs on occasion moving forward. “It means a lot,” Taylor said, adding