The New England Patriots and wide receiver Julian Edelman have reached a consensus on a multi-year contract that will keep him with the team for what would assume to be the rest of his prime.
Edelman was reported to make a base salary $3 million in 2017, this being the final season of his previous four-year $17 million dollar contract which began in 2014. The new contract extends all the way through 2019 and pays the wide receiver $11 million in two years.
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The Chicago Bears are back, and the anticipation for 2024 training camp is palpable. Rookies reported to Halas Hall on Tuesday, July 16, and veteran players will return on Friday, July 20. The first practice, a moment of high excitement, is scheduled for Saturday, July 21.
The Detroit Lions are coming off a very impressive season in which they reached the NFC Championship. Looking ahead to 2024, they project to be even better. This isn’t just because of their established core of veterans, though. The Lions are loaded with young talent, including players who have only scratched the surface of their potential so far.
The NFL regular season is still months away. Minicamps have just started; fans have just begun their fantasy football mocks; the draft is still in recent memory.
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