News about Brett Rypien

Caleb Williams will officially start under center for the Chicago Bears for the 2024 season. The No. 1 pick of the 2024 NFL Draft had always been expected to secure the starting spot ahead of Tyson Bagent or Brett Rypien but Matt Eberflus made it official Friday. The Bears wasted no time in locking in their starter with the decision reportedly being announced on the first day of on-field rookie workouts.  The move allows Williams plenty of time to familiarize himself with Chicago's offensive setup ahead of Week 1 of the new NFL season.

Zach Wilson, the starting quarterback for the New York Jets, has been criticized again on the depth chart just days after reports announced that the struggling third-year signal caller was against returning to the top of the chart. In the team's new shuffle at the quarterback position, the Jets cut Tim Boyle after two starts and signed Brett Rypien off the Seattle Seahawks' practice squad on Tuesday. Although replacing benched Zach Wilson the previous two games, Boyle mainly failed. He was 41 of 63 for 327 yards and one touchdown, with three interceptions, including a Hail Mary that was returned 99 yards for a touchdown against Miami, and in two losses as the starter. The Jets (4-8) are mired in a five-game losing streak, and their offense has struggled to function without Aaron Rodgers' help since breaking his left Achilles tendon four snaps into his debut with New York in the season opener.

After just two weeks of trying, Tim Boyle's experiment in East Rutherford has come to an end. Boyle was suspended in the middle of the game after a poor showing against the Atlanta Falcons resulted in a 13-8 loss. Boyle has been cut and replaced on the roster by Brett Rypien, according to CBS' Josina Anderson.

The first-year NFL head coach (right) was fired on Christmas Day after a 51-14 loss to the Rams with two games remaining in a lost season, allowing Broncos executives to start their search for a new head coach. The 34-year-old Wilson (left), 'Clearly distraught by Hackett, an amazing man, aweful mentor, and a genius, just watching him, his children, and how he's taught the game to us.' [...] The truth is, I wish I'd have done better for him. I wish I've played at the same and at a level that I've always played at and know how to play at such a level...but what I do know is that he's resilient. He's a fantastic mentor, as I've said. I adore him to death, and I'm sure everyone misses him for sure.'

Despite Russell Wilson's mediocre appearance this season, the Denver Broncos remain to believe in him. Greg Penner's family bought the Broncos in the summer, but it was only on Tuesday that he truly took ownership of the company. Penner, a remarkator who apologized to fans, made it clear that not only will he lead the hunt for a new head coach, but that Nathaniel Hackett's replacement will report directly to him, not to general manager George Paton.

Just as you thought the Broncos' season couldn't get any worse, a string of violent alterations culminated in the Rams' loss on Christmas Day. In an embarrassing performance for Denver, the Rams' decision to bring in Russell Wilson for this season is now being seen as one of the worst trades in NFL history. Now, to add insult to injury, two videos of the Broncos players on social media not only fighting with the opposition but also with each other.

Despite having cleared concussion protocol, the Denver Broncos have ruled quarterback Russell Wilson out for this weekend's match against the Arizona Cardinals. The team's head coach Nathaniel Hackett told reporters that the Wilson opted to be on the sidelines for this week's game and that Brett Rypien would start in his place. Hackett said following Friday's workout, 'We wanted to give [Wilson] another week to get ready so he's able to play for the Los Angeles Rams.'

After training Friday with 'no limitations,' Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson will start Denver's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars at Wembley Stadium. Wilson was ruled out of Wilson's 16-9 loss to the New York Jets last Sunday due to a tightened hamstring. Hackett said, 'We built a game plan around him this week to be able to be proactive and do different things to shield him while also taking advantage of different aspects of the defense system.'

Russell Wilson of the Denver Broncos has been ruled out of his team's crucial AFC matchup with the New York Jets on Sunday. Wilson has been under a cloud all week after strained his hamstring during Denver's overtime loss to the Chargers. Wilson had intended to play, but head coach Nathaniel Hackett said earlier this week that he would have the final say.