As first reported by ESPN's Josina Anderson, the Seattle Seahawks are trading veteran defensive lineman Michael Bennett to the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles.
Despite speculation the Jacksonville Jaguars might make a change at quarterback this offseason, the signed incumbent Blake Bortles to a contract extension that will last through 2020.
Bortles was going into the last year of his contract and due $19 million in 2018. Terms of the new deal were not disclosed, but in all likelihood it will guarantee Bortles more money over the time of the deal while lowering his cap hit this season.
Your reigning Super Bowl champs look well-prepared to defend their title, while Dallas, New York, and Washington are in dire need of defensive help. Plus: Each team's impending free-agent losses, including the subject of the hottest bidding war ever.
21 comments, Last at 25 Feb 2018, 6:01pm by Mountain Time ---- formerly Ninjalectual
It's time for you, the readers, to look at the players, the coaches, the teams, and the commercials of the past year, and tell us which were best, and which were worst. Dilly Dilly indeed.
54 comments, Last at 20 Feb 2018, 9:17am by Mountain Time ---- formerly Ninjalectual
Here are all our advanced numbers from Super Bowl LII. As you can imagine, the offensive numbers are pretty high. The Patriots end up with the higher DVOA, but that's not how games get decided.
39 comments, Last at 22 Feb 2018, 7:31pm by eagle97a
The Washington Redskins have agreed to trade for Kansas City quarterback Alex Smith, and will sign him to a four-year extension with $71 million in guarantees.
This obviously means Kirk Cousins will be allowed to hit free agency, and that Patrick Mahomes will be the starting quarterback for Kansas City in 2018.
92 comments, Last at 08 Feb 2018, 12:21am by RickD
To copy the game plans of the teams that had the most success against the Patriots this season, the Eagles will need to make serious changes to their offensive approach.
88 comments, Last at 26 Jan 2018, 9:52am by Anon Ymous
