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ESPN reports the Patriots have re-signed veteran backup and former starting quarterback Brian Hoyer to a one-year deal. Hoyer rejoins a Pats quarterback depth chart that already includes Cam Newton -- a former NFL MVP who served as the teams starter for the majority of the 2020 NFL season, his first in New England -- 2021 first-round pick Mac Jones and third-year veteran Jarrett Stidham, who appeared in five games during the 2020 season. Hoyer, who signed with the Patriots as an undrafted f...

May 12, 2021 On Tuesday night, the Dodgers were only a Gavin Lux home run away from falling to a .500 record. A .500 record isn’t generally cause for panic, but it would definitely have been a disappointment for the reigning world champions, a team that was expected to steamroll most of the rest of baseball this season. Just to match 2020’s regular season record, the Dodgers need to add another 24 consecutive wins to Monday night’s win over the Mariners. So how worried should the third-pl...

April 21, 2021 To no one’s surprise, the Rockies are bad: At 5–12, they own the worst record in baseball. Take a look back at the preseason standings and you’ll see that was the expectation all along: Colorado was projected to finish at roughly 65–97, sharing the title of worst team in the majors with Baltimore. Those paths have diverged, slightly, about 10% of the way through the season. The Orioles, at 8–9, have been playing decently, relative to their bottom-dwelling expectations....

Andy Friend and Denis Buckley have their eye on European silverware. By Sean Farrell Wednesday 10 Mar 2021, 6:44 AM Mar 10th 2021, 6:44 AM 6,490 Views 2 Comments Abraham Papalii gets a shove on in training yesterday. Image: James Crombie/INPHO Image: James Crombie/INPHO THE CHALLENGE CUP draw could have been kinder to Connacht, but Andy Friend...

Slightly different Olde Mock/Depth Chart By oldecoltsfan on Mar 5, 2021, 12:05pm EST + slick trade Ballard pulled off with Philly to land Carson Wentz facilitates an offseason for him to put the finishing touches on a roster that can line up and play with anybody. The most important position (QB) has deftly been addressed, so now Ballard can turn his attention to the rest of the roster. I am highly optimistic that Reich and Co. will clean up Carsons mechanics, and the result will ...

Seth March 1st, 2021 at 1:10 PM They put out a spring roster. It only has a few things of interest in it but we respect tradition so here’s your jerk: POSITION CHANGES Jack Stewart OL—>“DL”. It looks like one of the bench guards is going to take a shot at the much shallower depth chart at defensive tackle. Stewart was kind of a lost man at guard, where Zak Zinter played as a true freshman and several more touted guys in Stewart’s class like Barnhart, Keegan, Jones, and Rumler have got...

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No Cap, featuring Tyvis Powell and Jason Priestas, is back with another episode of the internets slickest podcast. This week the guys outline Chris Olaves plan for a very good, completely amazing season, slot Dwayne Haskins into the AFC North Funhouse, forecast Ohio States 2021 depth chart, and revisit the Great Quarterback Social Media Beef of 2018. 00:56 02:54 04:06 06:16

January 19, 2021 The Yankees’ big free agent signing last week came when the team brought back DJ LeMahieu for six years and $90 million. That deal raises both the floor and the ceiling in the Bronx next season. LeMahieu is a dependable player who should be average at a minimum, ensuring the infield doesn’t have a black hole, while a repeat of his performance since the beginning of 2019 would elevate the Yankees’ chances of a great season. The Yankees’ other signing last week came late ...

Sounders brass cut out the midweight during the offseason. It couldn’t be more obvious that they need to sign warm bodies.