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Patriots owner Robert Kraft dug deep into his pockets to make sure the dynasty isn’t dead.
“In my 27 years as owner,” Kraft told NBC Sports’ “Football Morning in America” column,
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The Giants and the Jets both made free-agent splashes at wide receiver over the last week. Now, we get to watch for the next few years to see who made the better decision.
The Giants signed Kenny
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The Giants landed one free-agent prize over the weekend and now their attention is on another.
Free-agent cornerback Adoree’ Jackson began his visit with the Giants on Sunday night. The visit will
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The Jets’ latest addition adds to a strength rather than addressing a weakness.
The team agreed to a deal with defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins on Sunday, a source confirmed. The NFL Network
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It will feel like Christmas today for all of Big Blue, but especially for Daniel Jones.
Happy Golladay.
A great, big catch for Dave Gettleman and Joe Judge.
A great, big target for Danny’s
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It is Happy Golladay Season for the Giants.
They grabbed a big prize Saturday in free agency, landing Kenny Golladay, considered the top wide receiver on the open market. It is a move that instantly
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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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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
Patriots owner Robert Kraft dug deep into his pockets to make sure the dynasty isn’t dead. “In my 27 years as owner,” Kraft told NBC Sports’ “Football Morning in America” column,
