The ACC has solidified itself as the top conference in college basketball, but do they really stand a chance of having three number one seeds in the NCAA tournament. It’s certainly a possibility, but the upcoming power five tournaments are likely to give the committee a lot more to think about.
Justin Houston has been released by the Chiefs on Sunday after a failed attempt to find a trade partner, writes Rachel Coltz.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed QB Nick Foles to a four-year, $88 million deal. To make room for Foles, the team released QB Blake Bortles.
The Buffalo Bills have a one-year deal in place with the ageless Frank Gore, writes Andersen Pickard.
It was a great move by the Rams to help solidify the secondary with Eric Weddle, writes Lamarr Fields.
The Baltimore Ravens released Pro Bowl safety Eric Weddle Tuesday afternoon after spending three years with the team, which leaves Baltimore looking for a replacement through the draft or free agency, writes Stacy Rigby.
Steve Lamplugh takes a look at candidates to become the next back-up quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings.
For the first time in almost two months, the Boston Bruins came up empty-handed. The Bruins battled throughout the game and gained some momentum late in the third against Pittsburgh, but unfortunately, an empty-net goal ended the chances of keeping the Bruins point streak alive.
It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam
As the NFL free agency legal tampering period inches closer to its arrival, the rumors and breaking news will begin
It’s a new year and expectations are high in Oakland entering the 2019 season. The A’s surprised the baseball world last year as they finished with ninety-seven wins in a year they were supposed to rebuild. With the A’s young players getting more experience they could again be a sleeper team this coming season.
The Oakland Raiders and free agent offensive lineman Trent Brown are in agreement on a massive four-year, $66 million contract with $36.75 million guaranteed, per ESPN.
The ACC has solidified itself as the top conference in college basketball, but do they really stand a chance of having three number one seeds in the NCAA tournament. It’s certainly a possibility, but the upcoming power five tournaments are likely to give the committee a lot more to think about.
Justin Houston has been released by the Chiefs on Sunday after a failed attempt to find a trade partner, writes Rachel Coltz.
The Jacksonville Jaguars have signed QB Nick Foles to a four-year, $88 million deal. To make room for Foles, the team released QB Blake Bortles.
The Buffalo Bills have a one-year deal in place with the ageless Frank Gore, writes Andersen Pickard.
It was a great move by the Rams to help solidify the secondary with Eric Weddle, writes Lamarr Fields.
The Baltimore Ravens released Pro Bowl safety Eric Weddle Tuesday afternoon after spending three years with the team, which leaves Baltimore looking for a replacement through the draft or free agency, writes Stacy Rigby.
Steve Lamplugh takes a look at candidates to become the next back-up quarterback of the Minnesota Vikings.
For the first time in almost two months, the Boston Bruins came up empty-handed. The Bruins battled throughout the game and gained some momentum late in the third against Pittsburgh, but unfortunately, an empty-net goal ended the chances of keeping the Bruins point streak alive.
It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam Schefter, left tackle Trent Brown
As the NFL free agency legal tampering period inches closer to its arrival, the rumors and breaking news will begin to swirl. Tune to NFLFanBlitz.com
It’s a new year and expectations are high in Oakland entering the 2019 season. The A’s surprised the baseball world last year as they finished with ninety-seven wins in a year they were supposed to rebuild. With the A’s young players getting more experience they could again be a sleeper team this coming season.
The Oakland Raiders and free agent offensive lineman Trent Brown are in agreement on a massive four-year, $66 million contract with $36.75 million guaranteed, per ESPN.
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