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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
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The Giants continue to add pieces to bolster their roster, agreeing to terms Thursday with Kyle Rudolph, a veteran tight end who spent the first 10 years of his NFL career with the Vikings.
Rudolph,
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Markus Golden still has a sour taste in his mouth five months after parting ways with the New York Giants.
The 30-year-old linebacker, who recently agreed to a two-year deal worth up to $9 million
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Joe Douglas may not be done revamping the Jets wide receivers room.
The NFL Network reported the Jets are “having conversations” with free agent receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster. It is unclear how
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The Giants have a new backup quarterback, as they are signing Mike Glennon to serve as depth behind starter Daniel Jones.
This means Colt McCoy’s time with the Giants ends after one
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The interest is there, always has been. The need is there, too. The Giants are bringing Kenny Golladay, the best available wide receiver on the open market, in for a visit. Talks are underway as to
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Jets general manager Joe Douglas may soon feel like he is trapped in a corner … or more like trapped without one.
Douglas addressed two major areas of need in free agency with the deals for edge
“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
