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The first wave of free agency is clearly over and teams are now shopping for bargains. The Jets still have more than $30 million in salary-cap space and will be making more moves, but the big splashes
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The Kenny Golladay watch continued Friday, as the Giants’ fan base waited anxiously to hear if the big-play wide receiver was coming to their team. And, more precisely, waiting to see if the Giants,
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Looking to cherry-pick talent that did not already get scooped up in the first week of free agency, the Giants are planning a visit for cornerback Adoree’ Jackson.
This could address a need
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Tony Buzbee, the high-profile Texas lawyer who has filed seven lawsuits on behalf of Jane Does alleging sexual assault against NFL star Deshaun Watson, said Friday that he’s now representing a
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Juju Smith-Schuster’s new home is his old home.
After finding a depressed free-agent market for receivers, Smith-Schuster is returning to the Steelers on a one-year deal with a pay cut, according
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Wins and losses in the NFL are not limited to September through the Super Bowl.
In fact, the winners and losers of free agency often dictate the results once the real games kickoff.
So, as the
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“Who you gonna believe, me or your lying eyes?”
This line was said by Chico, not Groucho Marx, in “Duck Soup,” and it might as well resurface when some of these NFL contracts get
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Kenny Golladay enjoying a fulfilling visit and coming to the realization he wants to continue his NFL career by signing with the Giants are not the only checkpoints that must be crossed to get a deal
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The Jets have landed another wide receiver.
Keelan Cole agreed to a one-year, $5.5 million contract with the team on Thursday, according to multiple reports. Cole, 27, spent his first four seasons
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There is a certain sentiment expressed by a fan base whenever a visit such as this takes place. The player arrives, meets who he needs to meet, sees what he has to see, the team picks up the
The first wave of free agency is clearly over and teams are now shopping for bargains. The Jets still have more than $30 million in salary-cap space and will be making more moves, but the big splashes
