Jaguars, Mike Glennon Agree to Deal
May 8, 2020
In a depth move, the Jaguars agreed to terms with quarterback Mike Glennon on Friday.
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In a depth move, the Jaguars agreed to terms with quarterback Mike Glennon on Friday.
Every NFL season is full of surprises. Last year it was the emergence of Lamar Jackson and the Tennessee Titans making it to the AFC Championship game. After one of the craziest offseasons and drafts to date, this year is going to be full of surprises. Here we will look at five unthinkable things that could possibly happen this upcoming season.
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In a depth move, the Jaguars agreed to terms with quarterback Mike Glennon on Friday.
Every NFL season is full of surprises. Last year it was the emergence of Lamar Jackson and the Tennessee Titans making it to the AFC Championship game. After one of the craziest offseasons and drafts to date, this year is going to be full of surprises. Here we will look at five unthinkable things that could possibly happen this upcoming season.
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As the defending Eastern Conference champions look to extend their championship window, this summer will have a big impact.
Mike Tyson is making a return to boxing, as he’ll be taking on Shannon Briggs, according to the President of the Bare Knuckle Boxing club.
Another week, another Pro Invitational win for William Byron. This win at Dover is Byron’s third in the past four weeks, throwing out the sixth-place finish at virtual Talladega. A pass on the inside with eight laps to go gave Byron the lead. Christopher Bell would manage to move himself up to the second position, and with just one lap left to go Bell was pressing hard. He was able to get to within a quarter of a second on Byron, before the No. 24 car captured another hard fought eNASCAR victory.
With the newly-released schedules, Ryan Potts makes his playoff predictions:
The Jets offense has improved a lot this offseason, but they shouldn’t be satisfied just yet.
Yehuda Schwartz lists a potential target:
Sam Gutkin provides his initial thoughts after the release of the Jets schedule:
N’Keal Harry will begin Year 2 behind the eight-ball in terms of “hit or miss” status. Here are three reasons to expect him to break out:
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