Report: Philip Rivers Already Has a Known Suitor
January 30, 2020
One AFC team is already expected to pursue impending free agent quarterback Philip Rivers, writes Joe Heller.
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One AFC team is already expected to pursue impending free agent quarterback Philip Rivers, writes Joe Heller.
After taking over from an injured Joe Flacco late in the 2018 season and not relinquishing the job after that, Lamar Jackson showed enough in his minimal time as the starter. In a sign of good faith, Baltimore would make the decision to trade their long-time starter that offseason.
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I always wanted to be an athlete of some sort, but when I got into middle school and realized actual athletic performance wasn’t going to be my forte, I turned my attention to other possible ways to be involved. Ever since then, I felt like the front office called my name. I thought that if I wasn’t going to be a GM, then I should at least try to be an assistant if some sort.
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Vanessa Bryant shared her first public comments since the death of Kobe and Gianna and they are as heartbreaking as expected.
Dusty Baker becomes the oldest manager in the majors after inking a one-year deal with the Houston Astros.
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One AFC team is already expected to pursue impending free agent quarterback Philip Rivers, writes Joe Heller.
After taking over from an injured Joe Flacco late in the 2018 season and not relinquishing the job after that, Lamar Jackson showed enough in his minimal time as the starter. In a sign of good faith, Baltimore would make the decision to trade their long-time starter that offseason.
It’s amusing to watch and listen to players being themselves on the sideline without getting hazed by interview questions.
Heading into Spring Training, the Angels will look to Robles as their default closer, but there are still some intriguing candidates joining him.
How much longer will Damian Lillard want to put up with the Trail Blazers’ struggles?
I always wanted to be an athlete of some sort, but when I got into middle school and realized actual athletic performance wasn’t going to be my forte, I turned my attention to other possible ways to be involved. Ever since then, I felt like the front office called my name. I thought that if I wasn’t going to be a GM, then I should at least try to be an assistant if some sort.
David Fernandez identifies which NBA teams are contenders and which ones are pretenders.
$100 million? A franchise tag? Joe Heller does some research to forecast what it would cost the Tennessee Titans to bring back Derrick Henry.
Roger Goodell’s public comments from Wednesday suggest that the investigation into the latest Patriots cheating scandal is far from over.
Vanessa Bryant shared her first public comments since the death of Kobe and Gianna and they are as heartbreaking as expected.
Dusty Baker becomes the oldest manager in the majors after inking a one-year deal with the Houston Astros.
B.J. Martin examines what the next move is for the Chicago Cubs as Kris Bryant rumors heat up following a decision on the service time grievance.
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