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The Saints are starting to explore new avenues to find a way under the salary cap with the start of the new league year a little over two weeks away. New Orleans has had trade conversations about potentially dealing DT Malcom Brown.
Will the Saints Bring Back Any of Their Former Defensive Linemen in Free Agency? With free agency and salary cap issues poised to hit their talented defensive line hard, would New Orleans consider bringing back any of their former contributors up front? Author: Feb 26, 2021 Safety Malcolm Jenkins rejoined the New Orleans Saints last year, the franchise he had played with for the first five years of his career, after a six-year stint with the Eagles. Two years before that, CB Patrick Robinson had returned to the Saints after three years away from the team he had played five seasons with to sta...
0 of 32 Richard Shiro/Associated Press Everything about the NFL predraft process will be different this year, including a "combine" with no in-person workouts and limited contact between teams and prospects in the lead-up to what is expected to be another made-for-TV event. But March will still be dominated by pro days as teams get a feel for their needs based on how free agency shakes out. There's obviously still a lot to be determined before the April 29-May 1 event, but with chatter and buzz about to grow significantly, this seems like a good time to check in with an updated mock draft.
Copied! The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are currently slated to pick 32nd in the opening round of the 2021 NFL Draft, a fact that will serve as my latest mechanism to shoehorn into every article the other fact that the Buccaneers are the reigning NFL champions. By beating Kansas City, 31-9, in Super Bowl LV, Tampa Bay locked themselves into that 32nd and final spot in the round. You know, because the champions always pick last. The Buccaneers have made the 32nd-overall pick in a draft before, but it wasn't a first-rounder and it didn't produce a very favorable outcome. That was way back i...
How the Patriots can be expected to rebuild this offseason Boston Herald (MA) Foxboro. Outside hope is running low. But here's the good news: the Patriots are projected to hold almost $63 million in cap space this offseason, per Over The Cap, fourth-most in the NFL. They own two picks in the top 50, including the 15th overall. How they invest these resources to restock and rebuild will remain a mystery until the free-agent offers start flying in March. What can be said is one bad season won't upend the Pats' front-office philosophy, especially a year Bill Belichick publicly rationalized a...