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Zeitler returns to the AFC North on a three-year, $22 million deal

The news was first reported by Adam Schefter last night. Originally a first-round pick for the Chicago Bears in 2013, Long became a three-time Pro Bowler during the first three seasons of his career. He was a Pro Bowler both as a guard and a tackle. After Long’s initial rookie contract, he signed a long-term contract in 2016. However, injuries kept Long on the sidelines and the greatest number of games played in a single season was 10 games. Between 2016 and 2019, Long played in only 30 games...

The NFL free agency tampering period begins on Monday, March 15, 2021 (3/15/21) at 12 p.m. ET. The new league year begins Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET, at which point free agents can officially sign new contracts.

Okay, let's 'assume' (yes, I know) that the Raiders land either John Johnson or Anthony Harris at safety and one of Carl Lawson, Trey Hendrickson or Melvin Ingram at DE.... The Bears are DESPARATE...

At 22.5 Million over 3 years Losing Zeitler makes me SICK By Burnin Bob on Mar 15, 2021, 12:53pm EDT + Of course I dont know what went on in negotiations and what Kevin may or may not have been willing to give back in order to stay. But all things being equal its a real kick in the ass to lose arguably the best O-Lineman on the roster a true team leader and a locker room presence. For those of you out there that didnt properly value the guy, they are going to find him Very Hard to R...

The Seahawks, with $17 million to spend, look to shore up their offense line when free agency begins on Wednesday.

The offensive lineman announced he had "unretired" last week.

Kyle Long's second act in the NFL starts with visits to Las Vegas and Kansas City.

(Photo Courtesy of Maryland Athletics) It started as an Instant Classic, a back-and-forth, high-tempo matchup between Top 5 teams — one the established, perennial contender Maryland, the other a Rutgers team that’s played the early season with shocking power and dominance. It ended with No. 3 Maryland flexing its dazzling level of consistency and dominating the fourth quarter en route to a 19-12 win against No. 4 Rutgers inside Maryland Stadium. With it, Maryland’s Jared Bernhardt strengt...

Sat Mar 13 2021 | Patrick Stevens | College PHOTO BY JOHN STROHSACKER COLLEGE PARK, Md. — For three quarters, the showdown of the remaining Big Ten unbeatens featured two teams delivering a compelling, rollicking, back-and-forth, high-level show. Then came the final 15 minutes, when just one team put on that show. That was Maryland, which rattled off goals on its first eight possessions of the fourth quarter to suddenly turn a riveting one-goal game into a 19-12 rout of Rutgers. “We just w...