A star on the Super Bowl LIX-winning Philadelphia Eagles team is still reeling after a shocking trade moved him off of the ...
The NFL’s new year officially kicked off Wednesday, two days after teams began spending big money in free agency. Here are ...
Six-time Pro Bowl safety Harrison Smith will return for a 14th NFL season, agreeing to terms today on a new contract with the ...
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Bleeding Green Nation on MSNNFL free agency rumors tracker: News, signings, trades, updates, and moreNFL free agency tracker is officially here! We’ll be keeping tabs on all the rumors, reports, trades, news, signings, etc.
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Yardbarker on MSNJets players defend Aaron Rodgers amid uncertainty, criticismsRodgers takes a lot of heat, but it sounds like some of the people who have been closest to him have his back.
The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate. The Bills, Dolphins, and Jets have combined to spend less than ...
Busy day. The Jets released defensive captain C.J. Mosley, which creates $4M in cap savings on June 2. Also released QB Aaron Rodgers, a formality. They addressed the O-line, signing former Packers C ...
Aaron Rodgers has been strongly linked with the Pittsburgh Steelers as their next quarterback. However, the 41-year-old shot caller remains quiet about his future, infuriating ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
NFL free agency has kicked off with the legal negotiation window -- which began at noon ET on Monday -- and players will be able to officially sign with new teams after 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday, which ...
If you look at the history of Super Bowl champions, it's littered with teams who have, in one way or another, found an edge ...
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Philly Sports Network on MSNThe Eagles have some big questions to answer in the secondary this offseasonEagles’ cornerback, Darius Slay, has finally used the exit door, following his victory with the Birds at Super Bowl LIX.
Former Eagles offensive coordinator Kellen Moore is now the head coach in New Orleans with the Saints and is taking a former ...
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