Fantasy Football Waiver Wire: Marquise Brown, Jamison Crowder Must-Adds After Week 1 Performances
The pair of wide receivers had big games in Week 1 and if they're still out there in your league, you want to grab them now.
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The pair of wide receivers had big games in Week 1 and if they're still out there in your league, you want to grab them now.
The New England head coach was asked Tuesday morning exactly how this relationship can work. Belichick's answers were emphatic, and he even referred back to the controversial-at-the-time trade for Randy Moss back in 2007.
Stop me if you've heard this one before, but an NFL officiating crew completely botched the enforcement of the rules in a nationally televised football game. Whoopsies.
The Red Sox are still in playoff contention, but barely. They remained eight games behind the second wild-card spot.
With three weeks left in the MLB regular season, the NL Central, where the Cardinals lead the Cubs, is the only competitive division race.
David Ortiz threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park before the Red Sox-Yankees game Monday night.
Olszewski revealed Monday afternoon that he suffered a broken nose while covering a kick. Olszewski said he suffered the injury from a Ryan Switzer forearm to the face.
Training camp opens for the Boston Bruins this week, and their leader in time on ice last year remains without a contract. That could change quickly, though,
As you may have heard, the Patriots are signing a certain All-Pro wide receiver on Monday. With that, they had to free up a roster spot.
"There was no intent to get out of this deal. It wasn't premeditated at all."
The Patriots defense was downright dominant against the Steelers in Week 1. They could be even better in the coming weeks.
Jayson Tatum returned to practice with the U.S. men's basketball team Monday, less than a week after he sprained his left ankle.
Mike Tomlin, Ben Roethlisberger and the Pittsburgh Steelers are all tremendous losers. Let's get into that, plus all the other Leftover Thoughts from the Patriots' 33-3 win in Foxboro on Sunday night.
When the Patriots shocked the world Saturday by signing Antonio Brown, the early reports indicated that it was a one-year deal between the team and the player. That's not entirely accurate.
The Boston Red Sox have finally acknowledged the fact that they have fired their president of baseball operations.
