The 2019 NFL draft is just under six weeks away and with free agency mostly over, NFL teams can focus on upcoming pro days and the draft. With some teams filling their top needs and others having new needs to fill, mock drafts are starting to under go serious changes.
At the time, Le’Veon Bell’s decision to forgo the 2018 season, thus leave $14 million dollars on the table, appeared to be one of the most irresponsible decisions made in professional sports. He would’ve nearly doubled his career earnings by playing in 2018 alone. Never mind the fact he was turning his back on the Pittsburgh Steelers fanbase and teammates; this was just terrible business.
Austin George takes a look at the impact that the Le’Veon Bell signing has on the 2019 season for the New York Jets.
A wild day ends with one of the best available players choosing his next team. Star running back and rap mogul Le’Veon Bell, has agreed to a deal with the New York Jets. (Adam Schefter reports.)
CJ Mosley is set for a massive payday as he will sign with the New York Jets writes Aaron Gershon.
The New York Jets agreed to terms on contracts with external free agent receivers Jamison Crowder and Josh Bellamy, per NFL Network.
Anthony Barr called off his deal with the New York Jets so he could re-sign with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Falcons add two guards to protect Matt Ryan by agreeing to terms with James Carpenter and Jamon Brown, per ESPN.
As the NFL free agency legal tampering period inches closer to its arrival, the rumors and breaking news will begin
The New York Jets have acquired offensive lineman Kelechi Osemele and a 6th–round pick from the Oakland Raiders in exchange for a 5th-round pick, writes Andersen Pickard.
The Cleveland Browns have released tight end Darren Fells, making him a free agent.
With the third pick in this year’s draft, it is time for New York to build around Darnold, writes Kieth Domon.
The 2019 NFL draft is just under six weeks away and with free agency mostly over, NFL teams can focus on upcoming pro days and the draft. With some teams filling their top needs and others having new needs to fill, mock drafts are starting to under go serious changes.
At the time, Le’Veon Bell’s decision to forgo the 2018 season, thus leave $14 million dollars on the table, appeared to be one of the most irresponsible decisions made in professional sports. He would’ve nearly doubled his career earnings by playing in 2018 alone. Never mind the fact he was turning his back on the Pittsburgh Steelers fanbase and teammates; this was just terrible business.
Austin George takes a look at the impact that the Le’Veon Bell signing has on the 2019 season for the New York Jets.
A wild day ends with one of the best available players choosing his next team. Star running back and rap mogul Le’Veon Bell, has agreed to a deal with the New York Jets. (Adam Schefter reports.)
CJ Mosley is set for a massive payday as he will sign with the New York Jets writes Aaron Gershon.
The New York Jets agreed to terms on contracts with external free agent receivers Jamison Crowder and Josh Bellamy, per NFL Network.
Anthony Barr called off his deal with the New York Jets so he could re-sign with the Minnesota Vikings.
The Falcons add two guards to protect Matt Ryan by agreeing to terms with James Carpenter and Jamon Brown, per ESPN.
As the NFL free agency legal tampering period inches closer to its arrival, the rumors and breaking news will begin to swirl. Tune to NFLFanBlitz.com
The New York Jets have acquired offensive lineman Kelechi Osemele and a 6th–round pick from the Oakland Raiders in exchange for a 5th-round pick, writes Andersen Pickard.
The Cleveland Browns have released tight end Darren Fells, making him a free agent.
With the third pick in this year’s draft, it is time for New York to build around Darnold, writes Kieth Domon.
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