Over the following weeks, here at Franchise Sports we will be covering the NFL free agency period, with previews of players hitting the market and reaction pieces to the biggest moves. I get us started with a discussion on Jason McCourty’s impending free agency.
Free agency opens in just over a week and reports point to Nick Foles signing with the Jaguars.
Indianapolis Colts dominated the AFC South last season, making a surprise playoff run. Texans, Jaguars and Titans have a lot of catching up to do.
Chicago Bears stunned the NFC North last season. The Packers, Vikings and Lions will be looking to fightback in the 2019 campaign, making this a crucial offseason.
It came out earlier this week that the New England Patriots “aggressively persued a trade for Odell Beckham Jr.” last season before the New York Giants pulled him from the market.
The AFC North is one of the NFL’s most interesting divisions this offseason. The Browns, Steelers, Bengals and Ravens all have big decisions to make.
Soccer in the States reaches farther than just the top-flight. From grassroots to MLS, the game has improved enormously. Most importantly however, the fans are at the core of the game’s success.
The first of the quarterback dominoes of the 2019 NFL offseason has fallen. On Wednesday, it was announced that the Denver Broncos were trading a mid-round pick to the Baltimore Ravens for veteran Joe Flacco.
Now that the NFL season is complete, we have almost six months before the first preseason game is played. So that means we have six months of awkward Sundays where we’re struggling to find something other than actually socialising with our families and loved ones, right? Wrong. Football fans, meet the AAF.
News broke this week regarding Nick Foles‘ decision to buyout the option in his contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. He will become a free agent. Whilst the Eagles still have the option to franchise tag him, Foles will hope that doesn’t happen so that no team has to trade for him, and as a former …
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Belichick doesn’t respond to trends, he does what it takes to win. Using that tactic has not let him down. The rest of the league and its followers get excited about the young coaches taking the regular season by storm, while the old guard keeps on winning when it matters the most.
Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos all hired first-time head coaches this offseason in Freddie Kitchens, Vic Fangio and Brian Flores.
So, the only question remaining, other than the idea of someone actually picking Maroon 5 to play the Half Time Show, is who wins? So, let’s have a little look at the key match-ups and speculate a little.
In an age of pass-first offence, Sony Michel and James White are reminding us just why running the ball is integral to success in January and beyond.
Nickell Robey-Coleman, self-named Slotgod most famous for being the villain of the Rams versus Saints game decided to talk about Tom Brady in an interview for Bleacher Report.
