News about Mark Schlereth

Mark Schlereth, a FOX NFL analyst and three-time Super Bowl champion, chastised Dallas Cowboys owner/general manager Jerry Jones for reportedly leaving his head coach Mike McCarthy in the dark when trading for Trey Lance. Jones did not notify McCarthy, nor starting quarterback Dak Prescott, before acquiring the third-string quarterback for a fourth-round draft pick in a trade with San Francisco last Friday. However, McCarthy told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 'I was involved in the research, but the true business component of it is not concerned.'

On Friday night, the Arizona Cardinals won twice; first on the gridiron and second on social media. The NFL's social media teams, as well as being a window into the NFL franchise of your choice, are also brightening up Twitter and Instagram with humourous content. The Cardinals came into play again, with footage of a woman - now confirmed to be Tiffany Gomas - who melted down on an American Airlines flight last month.

Russell Wilson, the former Broncos Super Bowl champion and current FOX NFL analyst, has savaged him for his well-produced workout video that was posted on social media in recent weeks. Wilson, who is in his second year with the team, posted a video of him working out of his private facility earlier this month, ahead of his return to Englewood for Broncos training camp. Schlereth, a tenacious guy who lives and works in Denver, has slammed Wilson for the video after his persona and play struggled to impress in Mile High last season.

After an unexpected absence, Stefon Diggs returned to work last week, but Mark Schlereth isn't worried about the All-Pro receiver missing the first day of Bills minicamp. According to the Boston Globe, Diggs, who was banned from Tuesday's mandatory workout, was apparently dissatisfied with his role in the offense and his "voice in play-calling." It's not the first time Diggs, the Vikings' quarterback before being traded to Buffalo, has had a problem with his team's offense, and three-time Super Bowl champion Schlereth believes it's him.