Not since 2001 has New York had a draft that has produced a Pro Bowl wide receiver, and the rookie out of Ole Miss is showing signs of changing that.
New York Jets
... eet Global. "He's going to do whatever it takes to get that No. 1 spot." The Jets are counting on Moore to be a trend-buster. They have a sorry history when i ...
Among New York's current cast of no-name running backs, rookie Michael Carter will be one of several counted on to run the outside zone scheme.
New York Jets
... ght it to his assistants, who taught it to their assistants. One of them was Jets offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur, who grew up in the coaching business und ...
The 2019 seventh-round pick who missed six games in 2020 feels rejuvenated for a new season with improved durability and dependability.
Miami Dolphins
... oesn't help Miami has not allocated significant resources to fix the issues. Dolphins co-offensive coordinator Eric Studesville noted an improved run game is a ma ...
On a day when Cam Newton hurt his throwing hand and Mac Jones missed some throws, Stidham showed why he was the talk of the town last spring.
Now a player in the Premier Lacrosse League, returning to New England has stirred up memories from his NFL days, including his favorite song.
Entering his sixth pro season, the 26-year-old tight end is jelling with his new team: "It's just such a winning culture. There's a tradition here."
Though GM Joe Douglas, albeit flush with cash to add depth to such groups like QBs, likely won't veer far from his methodical rebuild plan.
New playbook, teammates and practices. Coach Bill Belichick throws a lot at his players, and so far, the QB from Alabama hasn't missed a beat.
Visions of the former Chicago Bulls greats have flashed in the minds of Mekhi Becton and Alijah Vera-Tucker, who aim to form a dominant left side.
The prized free agents hope to revive a formation that was once a coach Bill Belichick staple, but disappeared from New England's attack last season.
The former New England great says once the second-year defensive back starts trusting his instincts more, "he's going to be a fantastic player."
With a veteran roster among the AFC's best, even top picks Gregory Rousseau and Carlos Basham Jr. will have a hard time cracking the lineup.
The rookie pass-rusher, projected to go in the second round, fell to pick No. 96 where New England grabbed him with hopes he can be "disruptive."
New England's three night games (the maximum is five) highlights the uncertainty about how this revamped team will come together in 2021.
