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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
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The Giants entered the preliminary stages of their offseason planning not knowing if Nate Solder, their towering offensive tackle, wanted to return to the game, or if his year away from football was
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Is a new quarterback the Patriots’ next shocking move in NFL free agency?
Before the Patriots spent over $200 million on free agents, they brought back Cam Newton on a one-year, $14 million
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Here’s when you’ll know how these early free-agent deals are good: in two years.
That’s when you’ll see whether the teams are cutting the players they signed this year to clear cap space to
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Free agency just provided more proof that Russell Wilson won’t get traded but Deshaun Watson just might.
The Bears added Andy Dalton on a one-year, $10 million contract as a consolation prize
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It had to happen. And it did happen.
For the Giants to get out of the salary cap confinement they were in they needed to come to a multiyear contract agreement with Leonard Williams. Until they did
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Rob Gronkowski thought about going back to the land of Gronkowskis.
Before the star tight end re-signed with the Buccaneers, Gronkowski considered a “similar offer” from his hometown
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If it happens, we can say Joe Judge put us on alert back in late September.
In their slow-developing free agency cycle, the Giants have some interest in Cordarrelle Patterson, a player who would
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The Jets got on the board Monday night with a few free-agency agreements. Here are some thoughts on the Jets moves and what lies ahead:
1. I am not a fan of spending big in free agency. I don’t
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It is not as if the Giants had to re-sign Dalvin Tomlinson, although it would have been nice.
It is not as if the Giants had to land a starting wide receiver on the first day of the NFL free agency
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
