Jamie Collins Has Found A New Agent Ahead Of NFL Free Agency
Just eight days before the start of NFL free agency, Jamie Collins found himself looking for a new agent. It did not take long for the soon-to-be-free-agent to fill the vacancy.
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Just eight days before the start of NFL free agency, Jamie Collins found himself looking for a new agent. It did not take long for the soon-to-be-free-agent to fill the vacancy.
As leagues around the world are canceling seasons and tournaments amid the coronavirus outbreak, it looks like the NFL will continue on with business as usual.
Dion Lewis left the Patriots as a free agent in 2018, cashing in with a big-money deal from the Titans. The marriage in Tennessee, though, did not last long.
The NFL will join the rest of the nation's professional sports leagues by trying to help limit the spread of coronavirus.
Just about everyone has come around on the real possibility of Tom Brady wearing a different team's jersey. But the idea of Brady resigning himself to a life in Tampa for the next two years is ... borderline depressing.
The Patriots retained Nick Caserio as director of player personnel this offseason, but that didn't stop the team from bolstering the front office with a new addition.
Austin Ekeler just signed a shiny new contract with the Los Angeles Chargers. He'll soon have a shiny new quarterback. It seems like he hopes it will be Tom Brady.
Rob Gronkowski is inching closer to fulfilling his main purpose on Planet Earth as a professional wrestler. The former Patriots star is "close" to a contract with WWE.
Though it took quite a while, the NFL has finally released the compensatory picks for 2020. And the Patriots have gotten some good news.
Now in what feels like Day 6,000 of Tom Brady Watch, seemingly every angle has been covered, reported and speculated. Nevertheless, a new one emerged on Tuesday.
Aside from swirling rumors and speculation, it's been a relatively quiet offseason for the NFL. That will not last long. Things are going to get real busy real quickly.
Aqib Talib thinks Tom Brady's days in New England are over.
The NBA, NHL, Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer are closing access to locker rooms and clubhouses to all non-essential personnel in response to the coronavirus crisis, the leagues announced in a joint statement Monday night.
Coaches and GMs aren't allowed to officially talk to free agents until March 16. In the meantime, players can pretty much say whatever they want without having to deal with those pesky tampering rules. Enter Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown.
The Rams worked hard on developing a new logo. It leaked online. People did NOT like it.
Tom Brady has made a decision on his future. No, not that part of his future. The outside-of-football portion of his future.
A new report indicates that the Tom Brady story known to the public might not be entirely accurate.
Tom Brady's former offensive coordinator spoke directly with the quarterback, who has a message - no one knows what his plan is.
Mike Vrabel said his FaceTime with Tom Brady over the weekend was just him having a chat with a good friend.
It's not a real party until a mystery team emerges.
Adam Schefter. Ian Rapoport. Dana White. Those are the power brokers of Tom Brady information these days.
Marchand reported that ESPN has its eyes on a pairing of Al Michaels and Peyton Manning for Monday nights. Obviously, that scenario has two decently sized hurdles.
There's a quarterback north of 40 who's returning to the NFL in 2020 and has no intentions of changing teams or exploring the free-agent market. And he's got some thoughts about the local quarterback who's in a similar but different situation.
Many people seemed to assume that if Brady goes to San Francisco, then Jimmy Garoppolo would obviously be returning to his original NFL home in Foxboro. It's a wonderful story, but it's a story straight out of Candy Land.
A gambler is charged with threatening professional athletes, allegedly including Rob Gronkowski and Julian Edelman.
