On Sunday, the NFL fined the New England Patriots $1.1 million and took away a third-round 2021 draft pick. In addition, the Patriots’ television production crews will not be allowed to film any games during the 2020 season, and senior club officials will be required to take a course on league operations and game policies.
3 months ago, the Carolina Panthers released their MVP-winning quarterback Cam Newton. But then, Tom Brady left the Patriots, leaving a perfect match waiting to happen. Monday, the Patriots and Cam Newton reached an agreement for a 1-year contract, where neither party has much to lose. So the question is, will the Patriots explode off of this acquisition, or will the veteran send them further in the wrong direction.
With an outstanding defense that gave up only 19 points per game during the 2019 season, and a rapidly improving offense, the Vikings are a serious threat heading into 2020. After upsetting the New Orleans’s Saints during the NFL playoffs last year, there is little doubt that quarterback, Kirk Cousins, can make big times throws, especially with a star running back like Dalvin Cook.
Former NFL MVP Cam Newton finally reached an incentive-laden deal with the New England Patriots on Sunday.
Dolphin’s owner, Stephen Ross, just announced that over the next four years, he will donate $13 million to RISE to fight for racial equity and social justice.
“Only thing we have to fear, is fear itself.”
Wednesday, Ezekiel Elliott announced that he felt “normal” on a twitch stream. 10 days earlier, Elliott had been diagnosed with COVID-19. Elliott said that he experienced “shortness of breath” and a “cough,” while he dealt with the virus.
“I play [defense], gotta be ready to go.”
Philadelphia Eagles Tight End, Dallas Goedert, was reportedly punched in the head while he was eating at a restaurant on Friday.
John Harbaugh, Raven’s head coach and 2019 coach of the year, disagreed with Jackson on a video conference call Monday. “I don’t think we took them lightly, personally. We just didn’t play well.”