Seattle Seahawks quarterback and former Yankees minor leaguer Russell Wilson is plotting his return to MLB … as an owner.
Wilson was announced Friday as an investor in the Portland Diamond Project, which is dedicated to bringing a major league team to Portland, Ore. More
There are quarterback competitions.
There are quarterback competitions for seemingly cursed franchises.
And then there is what the Cleveland Browns now have: A quarterback competition for a seemingly cursed franchise, with a head coach whose future is in limbo … with the beginnings all played out on a reality television platform. More
With future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady expected back for at least one more season with the New England Patriots, they are +600 Super Bowl 53 betting favorites (wager $100 to win $600) to take home their sixth title at sportsbooks monitored by OddsShark. More
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The three-year deal with a base value of $54 million gives Jaguars quarterback Blake Bortles an average of $18 million per year. That sounds good in isolation, but it puts him near the bottom of all NFL starting quarterbacks not constrained by a slotted rookie deal.
Here’s the list of 2018 starters by annual average, with actual numbers for those with contracts and projected numbers for those who will still be signed. More
Let us get one thing straight right away: Marc Ross no longer has any say whatsoever with the Giants. He ran the NFL draft preparation for the Giants for more than a decade but was fired on Dec. 31, one of the first moves made by new general manager, Dave Gettleman. More
Tiki and Tierney: Ryan Leaf talks Baker Mayfield and Josh Rosen
As we all saw in the Super Bowl, the Eagles control the line of scrimmage on both sides of the ball. Adding Chukwuma Okorafor late in Round 1 would bolster their elite offensive line. More
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Josh Rosen will be feeling blue if the Browns snag the top pick in the 2018 NFL Draft. More
There is little doubt the QB any NFL coach or player would want leading the way to win a big game right now is Tom Brady.
So it makes sense he was a nearly unanimous choice as the No. 1 quarterback in the league by an Associated Press panel. More
SEATTLE — It took all of two plays for Russell Wilson to remind everyone what they were missing in 2016. More
