Author: diamondj4@comcast.net (Jeff Diamond)

Mike Tomlin did what former NFL GM Jeff Diamond has never seen: a coach talking about a big game three weeks down the road. As for that big game against New England, maybe the Pittsburgh coach knows what he’s doing.

John Elway is playing a dangerous game when he calls the Broncos “soft.” The GM should know Denver’s problems come from his mistakes, and they are his to solve.

Philadelphia this season is being rewarded for its faith in general manager Howie Roseman, who over the last few years has epitomized the up-and-down life of an NFL GM.

At this point, former NFL GM Jeff Diamond explains, the uncertainty of Ezekiel Elliott’s suspension is no problem for Dallas. Will-he-or-won’t-he-play is now just another part of the Cowboys’ weekly routine.

New Orleans, the surprise leader of the tough NFC South halfway through the season, is partying with Drew Brees and Sean Payton like it’s 2009. And with good reason.

Former Vikings GM Jeff Diamond breaks down Minnesota’s current quarterback situation, which is being complicated by Teddy Bridgewater’s potential return.

The Packers making the playoffs without Aaron Rodgers is improbable, but former NFL GM Jeff Diamond knows from experience it can be done.

Failing to get Deshaun Watson is becoming one of the most painful NFL Draft mistakes Cleveland has made of late. And the regret might only intensify Sunday when the Browns play the Texans.

What a difference a year makes. That’s the mantra for the Los Angeles Rams, especially general manager Les Snead and quarterback Jared Goff, through the first four games of the 2017 season.

Former NFL general manager Jeff Diamond knows how it feels to watch a high-priced player perform up to his contract. Matthew Stafford is doing just that for the Lions and GM Bob Quinn.