Report: Chiefs Sign Patrick Mahomes to 10-Year Extension
July 6, 2020
The Chiefs have signed Patrick Mahomes to a 10-year extension that makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history.
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The Chiefs have signed Patrick Mahomes to a 10-year extension that makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history.
The Los Angeles Chargers finished 5-11 in 2019, just one year removed from a trip to the playoffs, mostly thanks to injuries and inconsistency on the offensive line. In the offseason, more pieces were added to an already solid defense (ranked fifth versus the pass, 14th in total points allowed in 2019), as well as some offensive line upgrades. The 2020 season is showing a lot of promise, but for it all to come together the Chargers will need solid performances from veterans and help from the new faces. Here, we’ll see which players may have the best shot to win the individual awards after their first season in a new stadium. Away we go!
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Orlando Magic’s regular season.
Welcome to the ninth episode of the “Mile High Salute” Denver Broncos podcast! Beat writers Zach Gotlieb and Jacob Dunne have joined forces to discuss all things Broncos.
The Green Bay Packers certainly overachieved last year by going 13-3. With a new head coach, Green Bay’s offense endured quite a few growing pains behind Matt LaFleur. Being a game away from the Super Bowl, many thought Green Bay would go all-in during the draft. Instead, the Packers looked to the future, taking a major blow to their current status. With a roster that was ready to win, they didn’t do anything to push themselves to the top of the NFC, while also making Aaron Rodgers not very happy.
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Indiana Pacers’ regular season.
The Portland Trail Blazers have been one of the NBA’s most disappointing teams this season. They’ll enter Orlando with a 29-37 record, which places them 3.5 games behind Memphis for the 8th seed. It’s not just about catching the Grizzlies, though, as they’re tied with the Kings and Pelicans as well. The Spurs stand a half-game behind the 3-way tie for the 9th seed.
For the past three seasons, the Saints have been so close to making it to the big game. This year
The Chiefs have signed Patrick Mahomes to a 10-year extension that makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history.
The Los Angeles Chargers finished 5-11 in 2019, just one year removed from a trip to the playoffs, mostly thanks to injuries and inconsistency on the offensive line. In the offseason, more pieces were added to an already solid defense (ranked fifth versus the pass, 14th in total points allowed in 2019), as well as some offensive line upgrades. The 2020 season is showing a lot of promise, but for it all to come together the Chargers will need solid performances from veterans and help from the new faces. Here, we’ll see which players may have the best shot to win the individual awards after their first season in a new stadium. Away we go!
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Orlando Magic’s regular season.
Welcome to the ninth episode of the “Mile High Salute” Denver Broncos podcast! Beat writers Zach Gotlieb and Jacob Dunne have joined forces to discuss all things Broncos.
The Green Bay Packers certainly overachieved last year by going 13-3. With a new head coach, Green Bay’s offense endured quite a few growing pains behind Matt LaFleur. Being a game away from the Super Bowl, many thought Green Bay would go all-in during the draft. Instead, the Packers looked to the future, taking a major blow to their current status. With a roster that was ready to win, they didn’t do anything to push themselves to the top of the NFC, while also making Aaron Rodgers not very happy.
John Devereaux previews the rest of the Indiana Pacers’ regular season.
The Portland Trail Blazers have been one of the NBA’s most disappointing teams this season. They’ll enter Orlando with a 29-37 record, which places them 3.5 games behind Memphis for the 8th seed. It’s not just about catching the Grizzlies, though, as they’re tied with the Kings and Pelicans as well. The Spurs stand a half-game behind the 3-way tie for the 9th seed.
For the past three seasons, the Saints have been so close to making it to the big game. This year they are again picked to
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