The New York Giants are expected to sign former Panthers cornerback Ross Cockrell for the 2020 season. The move has not been made official yet as Cockrell has to clear COVID-19 testing before signing.
As we hit August, we are now in a rare time when all four of Boston’s major sports teams are participating in some kind of action. Let’s take a look at where they stand and how they should proceed.
The New York Jets have released wide receiver Quincy Enunwa. Enunwa, 28, was placed on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform list in May due to the neck injury he suffered during last year’s season opener against the Buffalo Bills. The injury came 2 years after five-year veteran suffered a neck injury during training camp, which …
Sam Darnold isn’t taking any chances in the bubble-less NFL. “For me, I’m just going to stay in my apartment and really just travel from there to here inside the building” said Darnold per ESPN’s Rich Cimini. Darnold, who lives close to the Jets training facility in Florham Park, New Jersey, doesn’t plan on enjoying …
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Dont’a Hightower’s decision to opt out of the 2020 season has left the Patriots linebacking core seemingly in shambles. New England had alreadly lost Kyle Van Noy, Jamie Collins and Elandon Roberts in free agency, meaning none of their top four linebackers from 2019 will be with the team for the upcoming season. Bill Belichick desperately needs one of hi young players to step up and emerge as a leader of that group. That player almost assuredly will be Chase Winovich.
The offseason has proven tumultuous for the New England Patriots, with now five players opting out due to concerns over COVID-19. Who opted out? And who do the Patriots have to step up in their place?
Dont’a Hightower, Marcus Cannon and Brandon Bolden opting out of the 2020 season has given the Patriots some significant cap space to work with. According to Pats Cap on Twitter, the Patriots have upwards of $24 million to spend. Here are a few of the top names that remain unsigned in late July.
The New England Patriots selected two tight ends in back-to-back draft selections: UCLA’s Devin Asiasi and Virginia Tech’s Dalton Keene. Can they become the new Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez?
On both sides of the ball, it’s fair to assume that the Patriots will spend a large portion of the 2020 campaign honing in on the usage of running backs.
People sleeping on OBJ this season are definitely going to be in for a surprise. The all-pro receiver is looking to be back in the discussion of top wideouts in the league. He’s been able to overcome injuries before and can most-definitely do it again. He’s spoken about his new, work-horse mindset and has made it loud and clear business will be back to usual.
