The preseason is here. For many players, that means a chance to achieve a lifelong dream of making the 53-man roster. However, not everyone can have their wishes fulfilled.
The New England Patriots (7-9) defeated the New York Jets (2-14) in the final game of an underwhelming season for both sides. Cam Newton wasn’t the successor to Tom Brady that most Patriots fans were hoping for, and Sam Darnold disappointed once again this year for the Jets. Despite it being an ugly year for New England, they continued their recent streak of dominance over New York, ending the 2020 campaign on a high note.
Week 7 had a couple of notable injuries including a couple season-ending ones. It was also a bad week for running backs as there are three of them on our injury report this week.
With seven weeks of the NFL season over, let’s take a look at who the Jets have injured and who is worth monitoring.
The Arizona Cardinals (2-2) are headed to the east coast to take on the New York Jets (0-4). These teams are coming off a loss in Week 4; however, they are not heading in the same direction.
In part 1 of this injury report, I covered the multiple knee injuries suffered during week 2 of the NFL season. If you want to check it out you can do so here. Today I will cover the rest of the injuries suffered last week,
J.T. Lambeta analyzes the Jets’ signing of speedy wide receiver Breshad Perriman.
The Jets replaced Robby Anderson with another explosive wideout on Tuesday.
The Buccaneers opted not to release struggling wideout Breshad Perriman before Saturday’s compensatory pick deadline, forfeiting an extra fourth-round draft pick.
Ken Filler looks at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receivers as he warns opposing teams not to sleep on the Bucs.
The Baltimore Ravens have many draft needs going into the 2019 NFL Draft, so Stacie Rigby explores who they should select at No. 22.
Ken Filler explains why the Bucs start to free-agency has been close to a failure.
The preseason is here. For many players, that means a chance to achieve a lifelong dream of making the 53-man roster. However, not everyone can have their wishes fulfilled.
The New England Patriots (7-9) defeated the New York Jets (2-14) in the final game of an underwhelming season for both sides. Cam Newton wasn’t the successor to Tom Brady that most Patriots fans were hoping for, and Sam Darnold disappointed once again this year for the Jets. Despite it being an ugly year for New England, they continued their recent streak of dominance over New York, ending the 2020 campaign on a high note.
Week 7 had a couple of notable injuries including a couple season-ending ones. It was also a bad week for running backs as there are three of them on our injury report this week.
With seven weeks of the NFL season over, let’s take a look at who the Jets have injured and who is worth monitoring.
The Arizona Cardinals (2-2) are headed to the east coast to take on the New York Jets (0-4). These teams are coming off a loss in Week 4; however, they are not heading in the same direction.
In part 1 of this injury report, I covered the multiple knee injuries suffered during week 2 of the NFL season. If you want to check it out you can do so here. Today I will cover the rest of the injuries suffered last week,
J.T. Lambeta analyzes the Jets’ signing of speedy wide receiver Breshad Perriman.
The Jets replaced Robby Anderson with another explosive wideout on Tuesday.
The Buccaneers opted not to release struggling wideout Breshad Perriman before Saturday’s compensatory pick deadline, forfeiting an extra fourth-round draft pick.
Ken Filler looks at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receivers as he warns opposing teams not to sleep on the Bucs.
The Baltimore Ravens have many draft needs going into the 2019 NFL Draft, so Stacie Rigby explores who they should select at No. 22.
Ken Filler explains why the Bucs start to free-agency has been close to a failure.
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