Report: Raiders to Sign Patriots Starting Lineman
March 11, 2019
It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam
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It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam
The Oakland Raiders and free agent offensive lineman Trent Brown are in agreement on a massive four-year, $66 million contract with $36.75 million guaranteed, per ESPN.
Grayson Pinney looks at the future of the New England Patriots, bursting with optimism ahead of J.C. Jackson’s sophomore season.
The Detroit Lions are reportedly signing former Dolphins receiver Danny Amendola to a one-year deal, writes Andersen Pickard.
A fan favorite just might return to the New England Patriots after one season away from the team. According to The
Ryan Potts takes a look at the best teams in the NFL with the final section of his four-part series releasing the latest power rankings.
The Detroit Lions continue to make moves ahead of the new league year. Now, they are signing free agent cornerback
Terry Goffena explores what would happen if the Patriots draft Kyler Murray or pull off a trade to land Josh Rosen.
Kieth Domon looks at five partners in a trade with the Cardinals for sophomore QB Josh Rosen.
The Miami Dolphins are set to sign free agent tight end Dwayne Allen to a two-year deal worth $7 million, writes Andersen Pickard.
A Patriots reunion for the veteran receiver makes sense, writes Griffin Clark.
Now that the 2019 NFL combine is behind us, free agency is just around the corner. Every fan base will be excited or will be disappointed based on what kind of moves their team makes. Meanwhile, fantasy football players are keeping a close eye on where the top free agents land. This year’s free agency class isn’t very good offensively, so there will be a plenty of competition for the top players’ services. I determined the top 12 free agents (offensive guys only, no IDP names here) and picked out the best landing spot for their 2019 redraft fantasy value.
It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam Schefter, left tackle Trent Brown
The Oakland Raiders and free agent offensive lineman Trent Brown are in agreement on a massive four-year, $66 million contract with $36.75 million guaranteed, per ESPN.
Grayson Pinney looks at the future of the New England Patriots, bursting with optimism ahead of J.C. Jackson’s sophomore season.
The Detroit Lions are reportedly signing former Dolphins receiver Danny Amendola to a one-year deal, writes Andersen Pickard.
A fan favorite just might return to the New England Patriots after one season away from the team. According to The Athletic Patriots beat reporter Jeff Howe,
Ryan Potts takes a look at the best teams in the NFL with the final section of his four-part series releasing the latest power rankings.
The Detroit Lions continue to make moves ahead of the new league year. Now, they are signing free agent cornerback Justin Coleman, per NFL Network
Terry Goffena explores what would happen if the Patriots draft Kyler Murray or pull off a trade to land Josh Rosen.
Kieth Domon looks at five partners in a trade with the Cardinals for sophomore QB Josh Rosen.
The Miami Dolphins are set to sign free agent tight end Dwayne Allen to a two-year deal worth $7 million, writes Andersen Pickard.
A Patriots reunion for the veteran receiver makes sense, writes Griffin Clark.
Now that the 2019 NFL combine is behind us, free agency is just around the corner. Every fan base will be excited or will be disappointed based on what kind of moves their team makes. Meanwhile, fantasy football players are keeping a close eye on where the top free agents land. This year’s free agency class isn’t very good offensively, so there will be a plenty of competition for the top players’ services. I determined the top 12 free agents (offensive guys only, no IDP names here) and picked out the best landing spot for their 2019 redraft fantasy value.
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