The New England Patriots, Dallas Cowboys and St. Louis Rams each spent over $100,000 in guaranteed money on their class of undrafted free agents this offseason, according to a source with knowledge of rookie salary data.
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The New England Patriots are 8-1 against the spread in their last nine road games against the Buffalo Bills, which is important to consider when making your Week 1 NFL picks, as the two teams meet on Sunday, Sept. 8 at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Show More Summary
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski is finally a part of some good news, as NFL.com’s Ian Rapoport reported yesterday that his latest forearm surgery was a success. Doctors [...] The post Rob Gronkowski’s Fourth Surgery A Success appeared first on Kissing Suzy Kolber.
The New England Patriots had quite a busy offseason between free agency and the 2013 NFL draft. Some fan favorites were let go, a few veteran leaders were brought in and somehow, the Pats ended up with seven draft picks. After a disappointing...Show More Summary
Rob Gronkowski and the New England Patriots received excellent news on Monday, as the star tight end underwent successul surgery on his left forearm—his fourth surgery since last year on this troublesome appendage. As Pro Football Talk reported via Twitter, Gronkowski 's left arm is now free of all infection, and he's expected to visit with Dr. Show More Summary
The New England Patriots have developed an affinity for Rutgers players. On Monday, they signed another former member of the program. Scarlet Knights receiver Mark Harrison has joined the Patriots, the team announced earlier in the day. Undrafted last month, Harrison is one of the two players who stayed in the hotel room that reportedly…
We have bad news to report for the rest of the AFC East division: New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is feeling really good about his arm and mechanics heading into the 2013 season. The best player in the division and one ofShow More Summary
The Patriots will take to the field numerous times over the next few weeks, with OTAs scheduled for May 20-21, May 23, May 28-30, June 3-4 and June 6-7, and the team’s lone mandatory minicamp will take place June 11-13. While reporters...Show More Summary
In 2012, there were a lot of teams that had chances of making it to the Super Bowl. In 2013, that's not completely true. The San Francisco 49ers, Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks, Atlanta Falcons, New England Patriots, Green Bay Packers...Show More Summary
Ron Brace, Myron Pryor, Brandon Deaderick and Kyle Love were released this offseason by the New England Patriots. All played defensive tackle—the position at the heart of the first line of defense. A purge at one position typically indicates a problem area for a team. Show More Summary
What if the stars of the New England Patriots’ prolific offense were playing...on defense? What position would Rob Gronkowski play? Tom Brady? Strange thought, I know. The Patriots' OTAs are still a week away, so while we’ ve survived...Show More Summary
New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski has a busy, challenging offseason ahead of him, as his back could potentially require surgery. The two-time Pro Bowler is also in the midst of recovering from a broken arm. According...Show More Summary
In 2011, New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski had one of the best seasons that a tight end ever has, catching 90 passes for 1,327 yards and an eye-popping 17 touchdowns. However, that season ended with an ankle injury that required surgery. Show More Summary
New England Patriots superstar tight end Rob Gronkowski has battled through injuries that may have ultimately cost his team two Super Bowl trophies. Now that he may be undergoing back surgery to repair a disc problem, the 24-year-old's NFL future seems as fragile as ever. Show More Summary
Rob Gronkowski is an elite tight end for the New England Patriots. He’s a big target who gets open, has strong hands and blocks well. But it’s also fair to officially tag Gronkowski with the “injury-prone” label. The latest news comes from USA Today and ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter, who both report that Gronkowski could be headed for back surgery. Show More Summary
During his press conference (via ClevelandBrowns.com) on Thursday following OTAs, Cleveland Browns head coach Rob Chudzinski was asked specifically about the team's interest in former Arizona Cardinals and New England Patriots quarterback Brian Hoyer. Show More Summary
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski will undergo surgery on his left forearm next week, but that is not the only medical issue that the two-time Pro Bowler is facing this offseason.
According to Mike Garafolo of the USA Today, Gronkowski recently underwent an MRI on his back and will visit with back specialist Dr. Show More Summary
New England Patriots star tight end Rob Gronkowski has a busy, challenging offseason ahead of him as his back could potentially require surgery according to USA Today's Mike Garafolo. The two-time Pro Bowler is also in the midst of recovering from a broken arm. Show More Summary
Were the New England Patriots wrong to cut defensive tackle Kyle Love after his recent diagnosis with Type 2 diabetes? It’s a simple question, albeit one without a simple answer. Love’s health is, of course, paramount, and I think I speak for all of New England in wishing him the best, both medically and professionally. Show More Summary
Ryan Mallett is two years into a quarterback apprenticeship under Tom Brady with in one of the premier organizations in the NFL, the New England Patriots. After spending his rookie season as the Patriots' third quarterback, Mallett beat out Brian Hoyer in training camp last preaseason and spent the 2012-13 camaign as Brady's primary back-up. Show More Summary