Welcome to my recap of the first day of free agency, or at least tampering. A lot went down today. A lot of wholes were filled by some teams, and a lot were opened by others (*cough* Texans *cough*). Overall, this has been a really exciting day for the average football fan. Let’s get into it.
The Giants solidified their defense on Tuesday morning by signing linebacker Blake Martinez.
Tom Brady announces he will not return to the Patriots in 2020.
On a day that saw DeAndre Hopkins traded for the same price as Hayden Hurst, the Packers were winners early in the morning. Green Bay signed recently cut linebacker, Christian Kirksey from the Browns, as well as signing tackle, Ricky Wagner from Detroit one day after he was cut.
I will take a look at the contracts and how they fit in with the team as well as how it affects the draft strategy for the Packers.
The Texans did not hesitate in their pursuit to replace Deandre Hopkins as they have agreed to a deal with Randall Cobb.
As midnight approaches, we recap the hectic opening day of the NFL’s tampering period.
Amari Cooper has signed a five-year extension with the Cowboys as Dallas finally progresses towards building an offense that will remain intact for years to come.
The Bills finally made a huge move today, but it didn’t have to do with free agency. Everybody has been mocking Tee Higgins to the Bills at 22, and as a Bills fan, I’ve been sick to my stomach. There’s nothing I want less than a big-bodied receiver who is slow, not agile, and runs a limited route tree. Well, I no longer have to worry about that.
The Bills and Vikings have orchestrated a blockbuster trade as Stefon Diggs is headed to Buffalo.
The Jets’ offensive line, which struggled last year, will now welcome George Fant in 2020.
It was a short but sweet reunion in New England. Per reports, Jamie Collins has signed a three-year deal with
A former Heisman Trophy winner has signed a deal with the Raiders to compete to be their next starting quarterback.
Welcome to my recap of the first day of free agency, or at least tampering. A lot went down today. A lot of wholes were filled by some teams, and a lot were opened by others (*cough* Texans *cough*). Overall, this has been a really exciting day for the average football fan. Let’s get into it.
The Giants solidified their defense on Tuesday morning by signing linebacker Blake Martinez.
Tom Brady announces he will not return to the Patriots in 2020.
On a day that saw DeAndre Hopkins traded for the same price as Hayden Hurst, the Packers were winners early in the morning. Green Bay signed recently cut linebacker, Christian Kirksey from the Browns, as well as signing tackle, Ricky Wagner from Detroit one day after he was cut.
I will take a look at the contracts and how they fit in with the team as well as how it affects the draft strategy for the Packers.
The Texans did not hesitate in their pursuit to replace Deandre Hopkins as they have agreed to a deal with Randall Cobb.
As midnight approaches, we recap the hectic opening day of the NFL’s tampering period.
Amari Cooper has signed a five-year extension with the Cowboys as Dallas finally progresses towards building an offense that will remain intact for years to come.
The Bills finally made a huge move today, but it didn’t have to do with free agency. Everybody has been mocking Tee Higgins to the Bills at 22, and as a Bills fan, I’ve been sick to my stomach. There’s nothing I want less than a big-bodied receiver who is slow, not agile, and runs a limited route tree. Well, I no longer have to worry about that.
The Bills and Vikings have orchestrated a blockbuster trade as Stefon Diggs is headed to Buffalo.
The Jets’ offensive line, which struggled last year, will now welcome George Fant in 2020.
It was a short but sweet reunion in New England. Per reports, Jamie Collins has signed a three-year deal with the Detroit Lions. For the
A former Heisman Trophy winner has signed a deal with the Raiders to compete to be their next starting quarterback.
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