After last year’s thrilling one-shot victory over Tiger Woods, Paul Casey became the first repeat winner of the Valspar Championship with a one-shot win over Jason Kokrak and Louis Oosthuizen.
Maurice Harris is ready to invigorate his career with the help of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady, writes Grayson Pinney.
Daniel Thomas grades the Redskins notable free agency moves since the new league year began.
Joe Grimm talks about why Browns fans have the most to be excited about across the NFL in 2019.
Imagine Odell Beckham, Jarvis Landry, and Dez Bryant all on the same roster, writes Joe Grimm.
Our own El Grande Gato writes about how the 2019 Panthers could have one of the deepest rosters the team has seen in a long time.
The Detroit Lions announced that they have come to terms with free-agent tight end Logan Thomas, writes Ryan Russell.
Many teams used free agency as a means of plugging holes within their rosters, which could have an effect on their draft plans, writes Matias Wodner.
The Oakland Raiders signed safety Curtis Riley, writes Steven Markey.
Irv Smith Jr. is the best tight end fit for the Bills, writes John Lomeo.
Round 1- SS Johnathan Abram (5-foot-11, 205 pounds)
Chris Ballard could look to address the safety position in the first round for the second time in his first three years as GM of the Indianapolis Colts. Abram would compliment FS Malik Hooker perfectly and fill that downhill in-the-box safety role in coordinator Matt Eberflus’ system.
Daryl Williams re-signed with the Carolina Panthers on a one-year deal March 14, according to a team press release.
The deal is reportedly a worth more than six million. Williams was only in free agency for one day following the expiration of his rookie contract on March 13. The now fourth-year offensive right tackle is a fourth-round pick who has been with the Panthers since his rookie year started in 2015. He played all 16 games as a full-time starter in 2017.
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