Patriots Free Agent Targets: Who’s Left?
May 1, 2020
The Patriots’ roster seems all but set in stone for training camp. However, there are some veterans still available. Who could be on New England’s radar?
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The Patriots’ roster seems all but set in stone for training camp. However, there are some veterans still available. Who could be on New England’s radar?
Taking a look at some of the past wide receivers that the Broncos have taken in the first round.
The month of November has been a wacky one in the NFL. The Dolphins are 2-0 as they defeated the Jets and Colts this month after going 0-7 in the first two months of the season. Meanwhile, coming off a bye, the Rams lost to the Steelers on Sunday while the Saints got destroyed by the Falcons. This coming week the Packers, Giants, Seahawks, and Titans are on a bye, leaving fantasy owners with several key players unavailable as they push for a playoff spot.
Our writers explore players on the roster bubble from each AFC East team.
The Patriots are adding to their depleted wide receiver pool. Demaryius Thomas has signed with the New England Patriots. The
Monday Night, the Houston Texans wanted to honor their late owner Bob McNair, who died last week at age 81. They did him proudly, becoming the first Team in NFL history to start a season 0-3, before going on an eight-game win streak.
The 2018 NFL trade deadline was yesterday and usually there isn’t much movement. Once every few years there is a name player traded that has a real impact on a team and has some fantasy implications. When Amari Cooper was traded to the Cowboys last week, many expected that to be the “big move” prior to the deadline. However, the NFL once again won as the trade deadline saw five trades involving name players, four of which included serious draft capital.
The NFL trade deadline is less than 24 hours away and the fans cries for a Madden-type trades may come
With new quarterback Case Keenum and a pass rusher to play the other side of Von Miller, will the Broncos be back in playoff form? Can they win the AFC West?
The Patriots’ roster seems all but set in stone for training camp. However, there are some veterans still available. Who could be on New England’s radar?
Taking a look at some of the past wide receivers that the Broncos have taken in the first round.
The month of November has been a wacky one in the NFL. The Dolphins are 2-0 as they defeated the Jets and Colts this month after going 0-7 in the first two months of the season. Meanwhile, coming off a bye, the Rams lost to the Steelers on Sunday while the Saints got destroyed by the Falcons. This coming week the Packers, Giants, Seahawks, and Titans are on a bye, leaving fantasy owners with several key players unavailable as they push for a playoff spot.
Our writers explore players on the roster bubble from each AFC East team.
The Patriots are adding to their depleted wide receiver pool. Demaryius Thomas has signed with the New England Patriots. The 31-year-old Thomas is an eight-year
Monday Night, the Houston Texans wanted to honor their late owner Bob McNair, who died last week at age 81. They did him proudly, becoming the first Team in NFL history to start a season 0-3, before going on an eight-game win streak.
The 2018 NFL trade deadline was yesterday and usually there isn’t much movement. Once every few years there is a name player traded that has a real impact on a team and has some fantasy implications. When Amari Cooper was traded to the Cowboys last week, many expected that to be the “big move” prior to the deadline. However, the NFL once again won as the trade deadline saw five trades involving name players, four of which included serious draft capital.
The NFL trade deadline is less than 24 hours away and the fans cries for a Madden-type trades may come to fruition. According to reports
With new quarterback Case Keenum and a pass rusher to play the other side of Von Miller, will the Broncos be back in playoff form? Can they win the AFC West?
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