The Vikings are already spending some that money they’re saving with Kirk Cousins’ new deal. According to a tweet from his agent, the Vikings have signed fullback C.J. Ham to a three-year extension. Ian Rapoport of NFL Network said the deal is worth $3.3 million a year, giving it a four-year
Dallas was never going to let Dak Prescott test the open market, so Monday’s use of the franchise tag should be the first step toward a longer deal.
The Vikings bought themselves two more years of Kirk Cousins this morning, as well as some flexibility. A league source tells PFT that the quarterback’s new two-year extension is worth $66 million in new money, but it saves the Vikings $10 million in cap room this year. That’s important for a
All-Star guard Donovan Mitchell of the Utah Jazz says he showed no symptoms of being sick before testing positive for the coronavirus, and he continues to have no signs of illness since going into isolation. Mitchell, speaking to ABC’s ”Good Morning America” in an interview broadcast
Mark Emmert says the NCAA was convinced that it could host the championships with limited risk factors, but an NBA star’s positive test changed everything.
Arkansas is still checking out every new portal entry, reaching out to Wichita State sophomore guard Erik Stevensen.
March 16 – Deadline for clubs to designate franchise or transition players before 11:59 a.m. EDT.
I think this is a factoid that no modern NFL fan will want to hear, but it is true: • Roger Goodell took over as commissioner on Sept. 1, 2006, and it’s uncertain how long he will reign. But he has now set up the league for 25 straight seasons of labor peace, with the new
The NFL’s collective bargaining agreement was approved by 60 votes. Of the approximately 2,500 players eligible to vote (if you were on a practice squad for one week in 2019, you counted the same as Aaron Rodgers), 1,978 men voted . . . a 79.1 percent voter turnout. Or 18 percent more than voted in the
The NFL plans to proceed with the unofficial launch free agency at noon ET on Monday. If it happens, it will be one of the biggest mistakes the NFL ever has made. It’s no longer about the bad optics of big contracts being handed out in deeply troubled times, although the optics remain less than [
