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John ClaytonBio | Blog | ChatsJohn Clayton joined ESPN in August 1995 as an NFL analyst and commentator and is seen, heard and read across nearly all of the company's outlets. He also regularly contributes to ESPN.com, ESPN Radio and ESPN The Magazine. |
New Orleans sweetening the pot; Detroit and others looking for running backs
Todd McShay, Scouts Inc.Scouts Inc.'s Todd McShay says the Saints have sweetened their offer as they try to trade up and that running backs are on the rise.
Story | April 18, 2008
Hawaii's June Jones reportedly has offer to coach SMU
ESPN.com news servicesSMU has extended an offer to Hawaii's Junes Jones to be its next football coach, The Dallas Morning News reported Friday.
Story | Conversation | January 04, 2008Sources: SMU to try to land Hawaii's Jones with big-money offer
Joe Schad, ESPN.comSMU will pursue Hawaii coach Junes Jones and is prepared to pay between $1.5 and $1.7 million per year, according to two people familiar with SMU's' strategy.
Story | Conversation | January 02, 2008These aren't your father's left tackles
John Clayton, ESPN.comThere's a new breed of left tackle coming in. Guys like Joe Thomas and Levi Brown may be smaller than the old guard, but they have the potential to be just as good, writes John Clayton.
Story | Conversation | April 19, 2007Finding NFL-ready QBs is tougher than ever
John Clayton, ESPN.comFinding NFL-ready QBs coming out of college is tougher than ever. That's what makes the case of Brady Quinn's stock slipping even more puzzling, writes John Clayton.
Story | Conversation | April 16, 2007Kiffin, 31, succeeds Shell as Raiders coach
John Clayton, ESPN.comThe Oakland Raiders have hired USC offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin as their head coach.
Story | Conversation | January 22, 2007Carroll says Huizenga has unique ideas for NFL owner
Associated PressThough coach Pete Carroll says he's committed to staying at Southern California, he seems intrigued by the ideas of Miami Dolphins owner Wayne Huizenga.
Story | Conversation | January 09, 2007Saban to make Alabama decision sometime today
ESPN.com news servicesDolphins owner Wayne Huizenga told reporters that head coach Nick Saban has asked to have until 10:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday to make a decision on staying with the Dolphins or accepting the Alabama offer.
Story | Conversation | January 02, 2007Ferentz declines NFL interviews, will stay at Iowa
ESPN.com news servicesIowa coach Kirk Ferentz has informed NFL teams that he is withdrawing his name from consideration for head coaching jobs and returning to coach the Hawkeyes, ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported Wednesday.
Story | Conversation | January 11, 2006WVU, Clemson CBs also heading for draft
ESPN.com news servicesA roundup of underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 06, 2005Shelton, Crowder opt for NFL draft
ESPN.com news servicesA roundup of underclassmen declaring for the NFL draft.
Story | Conversation | January 05, 2005All-American safety may become linebacker
ESPN.com news servicesTuesday NCF roundup
Story | Conversation | January 04, 2005Weis attended N.D. but never played
ESPN.com news servicesCount Charlie Weis among the coaching candidates at Notre Dame. The New England Patriots offensive coordinator could be interviewed by the Irish as early as Friday, The Boston Globe reported on its Web site Thursday night.
Story | Conversation | December 09, 2004LSU fans make sure mailbag's never empty
Ivan Maisel, ESPN.comSlow mail week? Not as long as there are LSU fans out there.
Story | Conversation | September 07, 2004Texas' Johnson could change LB trend
Mel Kiper Jr., Special to ESPN InsiderMel Kiper answers questions about some of the nation's best LBs, TEs, WRs, RBs and DEs.
Story | Conversation | May 19, 2004
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