Archives for July 2022

Kyle Rudolph signed with the Buccaneers a little over a week ago and the reasons why he’s in Tampa aren’t a big secret. Rudolph said Wednesday that a championship is the only hole he’s trying to fill in his career resume and the Bucs give him a chance of making it to the Super Bowl. [more] … [Read more...] about Kyle Rudolph: I’ve got big feet, but Gronk’s shoes too big to fill

The Giants are moving on from one of their linebackers. Per Mike Garafolo of NFL Media, New York is waiving Justin Hilliard. Hilliard joined the Giants last year when he was claimed off waivers from the 49ers. He appeared in two games and played 15 special teams snaps before he was placed on injured reserve [more] … [Read more...] about Giants waiving Justin Hilliard

Vikings tight end Irv Smith has a new look since the last time he took the field for the Vikings. Smith is sporting a butterfly tattoo on his neck that he got while he was working his way back from the torn meniscus in his knee that kept him from playing at all in 2021. [more] … [Read more...] about Irv Smith sees 2022 as a new beginning

The House Oversight Committee and Commanders owner Daniel Snyder reached an eleventh-hour agreement that allows him to testify in a deposition on Thursday. It ultimately may not be his only session. As noted by the Washington Post, the Committee still could subpoena Snyder to testify, if the Committee isn’t happy with his answers to the [more] … [Read more...] about Oversight Committee could still subpoena Dan Snyder, if unhappy with his testimony

If quarterback Deshaun Watson is suspended for eight games — which the Browns are privately bracing for — the team will still have to be competitive with Jacoby Brissett behind center. That’s where the defense should come in, at least according to All-Pro defensive end Myles Garrett. Cleveland’s defense finished No. 5 in yards allowed [more] … [Read more...] about Myles Garrett: Last time I heard, they can’t win if they don’t score points