Archives for March 2023

We don’t know which jersey Ezekiel Elliott will wear this season, but Elliott did reveal what number he wants to wear: 15. Elliott wrote on Twitter today that he wants to go back to the No. 15 jersey that he wore at Ohio State. “I want my #15 back,” Elliott wrote. When Elliott was drafted [more] … [Read more...] about Ezekiel Elliott wants to wear No. 15 jersey, as he did at Ohio State

The Commanders have announced the signing of free agent offensive lineman Trent Scott. He can play guard or tackle and played the role of swing tackle in Pittsburgh last season, seeing action on 31 offensive snaps in eight games and one start. Scott, 29, made his NFL debut with the Chargers in 2018 and spent [more] … [Read more...] about Commanders announce addition of Trent Scott

Samaje Perine spent three-plus seasons behind Joe Mixon in Cincinnati. He became a core special teams player and a valuable reliever. But Perine never played more than 41 percent of the offensive snaps and never saw more than 133 touches with the Bengals. Perine signed a two-year deal worth up to $7.5 million with the [more] … [Read more...] about Sean Payton’s two-back system drew Samaje Perine to Denver

Earlier on Thursday, free agent running back Ezekiel Elliott posted on Twitter that he’d like to wear No. 15 next year. Of course, Elliott will need a new team for that. But to this point, there’s been limited reports of interest in him on the open market. Now, that’s changed. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, [more] … [Read more...] about Report: Ezekiel Elliott deciding between Jets, Bengals, and Eagles

With the NFL’s annual meetings only days away, an agenda for the multi-day gathering has been created. To little surprise, there’s no specific item devoted to the potential sale of the Commanders. As reported by Daniel Kaplan of TheAthletic.com and confirmed by Mark Maske of the Washington Post, the status of a sale by Daniel [more] … [Read more...] about Potential Commanders sale isn’t “formally” on agenda for league meetings