Month: March 2019

5:54 PM ET The Denver Broncos have agreed to trade quarterback Case Keenum to the Washington Redskins, sources confirmed to ESPN’s Adam Schefter on Thursday. In exchange, the Broncos will get a sixth-round pick in the 2020 draft from the Redskins. Washington will also get a 2020 seventh-rounder from Denver. The NFL Network first reported
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6:24 PM ET PITTSBURGH — The Antonio Brown sweepstakes hasn’t stopped the Pittsburgh Steelers from doing big business with their big people. The team has re-signed center Maurkice Pouncey and guard Ramon Foster to multi-year deals, the team announced Thursday. Pouncey will become the NFL’s highest-paid center at $11 million per year over three years,
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5:24 PM ET The Florida Gators and Miami Hurricanes will kick off the season Aug. 24 at Camping World Stadium in Orlando, Florida, after the NCAA approved a request to move the game up one week. The game was moved to help celebrate the opening of the 150th anniversary season of college football. Talks among
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5:19 PM ET Veteran wide receiver Pierre Garcon will become a free agent after the San Francisco 49ers passed on his option for 2019, the team announced Thursday. The 49ers opted to take on $7.2 million in dead money rather than carry Garcon’s cap number of $8.275 million. In two seasons with the Niners, Garcon
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5:33 PM ET The Miami Dolphins are diving headfirst into a rebuild, with the first step being to get cumbersome veteran contracts off the books. They started that process Thursday by releasing defensive end Andre Branch and guard Ted Larsen. The two moves will save Miami $9.15 million in salary-cap space. Several other prominent Dolphins
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4:37 PM ET The Miami Dolphins are diving headfirst into a rebuild with the first step being shedding unsavory veteran contracts off their books. They started that process Thursday by releasing defensive end Andre Branch and guard Ted Larsen, a source told ESPN. The two moves will save Miami $9.15 million in salary cap space.
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4:39 PM ET Hall of Fame pitcher Tom Seaver has been diagnosed with dementia and will retire from public life, his family announced on Thursday. In a statement released by the Hall of Fame, Seaver’s family expressed thanks for those who have supported the New York Mets great throughout his career, and asked for privacy.
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