The New England Patriots are going to the market to fill the holes they have at wide receiver.
Per NFL insider for ESPN Field Yates, the team is bringing in former Houston Texan Bruce Ellington and former Washington Redskin Maurice Harris.
The New England Patriots struck a deal late on Wednesday night, as they re-signed wide receiver, Phillip Dorsett.
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.)
The Saints will re-sign Teddy Bridgewater. Does this mean he’s the Saints QB of the future? Matias Wodner provides insight.
The Saints will move on from the impending departure of Mark Ingram by signing former Vikings running back Latavius Murray, writes Nolan Hopkins.
It didn’t take long but the New England Patriots are now in the market for a left tackle. Per Adam
The 2017 season was looking so bright as rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson was setting the league on fire. Then a torn ACL in practice ended his season and the Houston Texans went on to win just one of their last nine games, but with a healthy Watson, the 2018 season had high hopes. However, the season started off very ugly. The Texans started the season 0-3 including with loses to the Tennessee Titans and New York Giants. Facing the Indianapolis Colts in week four, the Texans’ season flip 180 degrees within one snap.
A Patriots reunion for the veteran receiver makes sense, writes Griffin Clark.
Ryan Potts takes a look at the importance (or unimportance) of power rankings in the NFL.
Daniel Thomas looks at who the Redskins should re-sign, and who they should cut ties with.
Terry Goffena takes a look at six pass rushers that the New England Patriots should take a look at during free agency.
The Kansas City Chiefs have released former Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston in an effort to free up cap space.
The New England Patriots are going to the market to fill the holes they have at wide receiver.
Per NFL insider for ESPN Field Yates, the team is bringing in former Houston Texan Bruce Ellington and former Washington Redskin Maurice Harris.
The New England Patriots struck a deal late on Wednesday night, as they re-signed wide receiver, Phillip Dorsett.
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.)
The Saints will re-sign Teddy Bridgewater. Does this mean he’s the Saints QB of the future? Matias Wodner provides insight.
The Saints will move on from the impending departure of Mark Ingram by signing former Vikings running back Latavius Murray, writes Nolan Hopkins.
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 2017 season was looking so bright as rookie quarterback Deshaun Watson was setting the league on fire. Then a torn ACL in practice ended his season and the Houston Texans went on to win just one of their last nine games, but with a healthy Watson, the 2018 season had high hopes. However, the season started off very ugly. The Texans started the season 0-3 including with loses to the Tennessee Titans and New York Giants. Facing the Indianapolis Colts in week four, the Texans’ season flip 180 degrees within one snap.
A Patriots reunion for the veteran receiver makes sense, writes Griffin Clark.
Ryan Potts takes a look at the importance (or unimportance) of power rankings in the NFL.
Daniel Thomas looks at who the Redskins should re-sign, and who they should cut ties with.
Terry Goffena takes a look at six pass rushers that the New England Patriots should take a look at during free agency.
The Kansas City Chiefs have released former Pro Bowl linebacker Justin Houston in an effort to free up cap space.
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