New England Patriots: 53-Man Roster Projection
August 10, 2019
Griffin Clark predicts the Patriots’ 53-man roster after their big preseason win over the Detroit Lions.
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Griffin Clark predicts the Patriots’ 53-man roster after their big preseason win over the Detroit Lions.
With Patriots Training Camp starting up this week, there are a few storylines that should be focused on.
During the NFL Draft, the New England Patriots built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Deon Bent.
Griffin Clark breaks down the Seahawks’ new acquisition in tight end Jacob Hollister.
The Chargers took a huge step last season. They went 12-4 last season and finished second in the AFC West. Philip Rivers played awesome last season. There was a point where they thought he could be the MVP.
The draft is fast approaching and some of the names that are sure to be heard called have some question marks because of injury. The NFL had several players that needed to be reevaluated due to injury following the combine. I hope to provide some clarity on their injuries and recovery by the end of this writeup. In part one I took a look at three players in various points in the recovery process from a torn ACL. In part two I will look at three players dealing with other types of injuries.
Don’t look now, but people are talking about the Cleveland Browns. After executing the deal of the offseason and bringing in Odell Beckham Jr., they are now the talk of the NFL. They will look to continue their hot momentum in the draft. Despite no first rounder on Thursday night, they still plenty of selections to make more noise in the AFC in 2019.
With weaknesses exposed for all to see, the Panthers attack the draft with a hands-on approach.
Joshua Outland kicks of his 2019 Carolina Panthers mock draft.
The Buccaneers are a franchise in need of a rebuild, writes Kieth Domon in this Tampa Bay mock draft.
Griffin Clark predicts the Patriots’ 53-man roster after their big preseason win over the Detroit Lions.
With Patriots Training Camp starting up this week, there are a few storylines that should be focused on.
During the NFL Draft, the New England Patriots built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Deon Bent.
Griffin Clark breaks down the Seahawks’ new acquisition in tight end Jacob Hollister.
The Chargers took a huge step last season. They went 12-4 last season and finished second in the AFC West. Philip Rivers played awesome last season. There was a point where they thought he could be the MVP.
The draft is fast approaching and some of the names that are sure to be heard called have some question marks because of injury. The NFL had several players that needed to be reevaluated due to injury following the combine. I hope to provide some clarity on their injuries and recovery by the end of this writeup. In part one I took a look at three players in various points in the recovery process from a torn ACL. In part two I will look at three players dealing with other types of injuries.
Don’t look now, but people are talking about the Cleveland Browns. After executing the deal of the offseason and bringing in Odell Beckham Jr., they are now the talk of the NFL. They will look to continue their hot momentum in the draft. Despite no first rounder on Thursday night, they still plenty of selections to make more noise in the AFC in 2019.
With weaknesses exposed for all to see, the Panthers attack the draft with a hands-on approach.
Joshua Outland kicks of his 2019 Carolina Panthers mock draft.
The Buccaneers are a franchise in need of a rebuild, writes Kieth Domon in this Tampa Bay mock draft.
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