Report: Vince Wilfork Requests Release From Patriots
Veteran defensive tackle Vince Wilfork has requested his release from the Patriots
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Veteran defensive tackle Vince Wilfork has requested his release from the Patriots
The ex-Seahawk is a free agent and came to New England for a visit. Gresh and Zolak discuss the prospect of him becoming a Patriot.
The New England Patriots have not yet announced their deal with cornerback Darrelle Revis, but more is coming out about the reported contract.
Julian Edelman is testing the free agent waters, and he is currently feeling some love from another former Patriot.
Steve Smith was officially released by the Carolina Panthers on Thursday, making the veteran receiver a free agent.
It was Richard Sherman vs. LeGarrette Blount in the Twitter debate of the week: Who's the NFL's best cornerback?
In order to sign the types of free agents they need to sign in order to get where they want to get, they'll need Vince Wilfork and his $11 million cap hit to "play ball" so to speak.
It took a little bit but the Patriots got what they wanted: A strong, durable corner to lock down half of the field.
With NFL free agency in full swing, the New England Patriots are clearing up some cap space.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have released Darrelle Revis, making the All Pro cornerback a free agent.
John Elway and the Denver Broncos are spending money like drunken sailors, but will it come back to bite them? No, no it won't. Because the cap is crap.
The Broncos mean business this offseason.
Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak took the team to task Wednesday afternoon for the way in which they approach free agency, specifically that initial offer.
Zo thinks the Patriots might have missed the boat by not franchising Talib, Andy Gresh disagrees,
Greg Bedard of Sports Illustrated's TheMMQB.com joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Wednesday morning to discuss what's next for the Patriots in free agency.
Albert Breer of the NFL Network doesn't see Darrelle Revis coming to the Patriots because A.) He is and has always been about the money B.) The Patriots are about the money too.
With Julian Edelman testing the market, the Patriots are starting to weigh other options.
Knowing how the Patriots operate, Fred, Rich and Jon Wallach all feel like if they can't make a trade for the Buccaneers' shutdown corner then they have no shot at acquiring him.
The Patriots may have a Plan B, and that Plan B may be the best cornerback in the league.
Brandon Spikes officially became an NFL free agent at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. Apparently, it came not a moment too soon.
Red Sox starter John Lackey left the mound following his Grapefriut League debut on Tuesday, pleased with the work he was able to put in against the Miami Marlins.
Jermaine Wiggins has an opinion on everything, so when he appears in studio Tuesday afternoons Mike Felger has 10 questions on a variety of topics ready to go. However, this time it's an NFL Free Agency edition.
Dan Shaughnessy doesn't care about 'nailing the market' whereas Andy Gresh does - he doesn't want the Patriots to end up like the Cowboys or the Lions.
The Patriots might already have their sights set on a Brandon Spikes replacement.
The Panthers are reportedly trying to trade wideout Steve Smith, 34, by the start of free agency, and if they can't reach a deal to ship him out of Carolina they'll likely cut him and his $7 million cap number.
