On March 3, 1983, ‘Tom Brady’ had surgery on the elbow of his throwing arm. That’s not so groundbreaking. Except it wasn’t THE Tom Brady.
“Thomas Brady” was actually an alias used by legendary Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw to avoid press finding out about his hospitalisation.
There was plenty to take away from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Super Bowl championship last month, but by far the loudest story to emerge from Tampa was the further solidification of Tom Brady's legacy.
By winning a title under a coach not named Bill Belichick, Brady removed what
The 32-year-old had an underwhelming 2020, starting just four of his 12 games and recording 35 receptions for 388 yards and two touchdowns.
Linebacker David Mayo has also been released just one season into his three-year deal. The moves save the Giants $8.4m in cap space.
That position is of stark contrast to the call Douglas made last season on Darnold, who has struggled to get up to speed since being selected by the Jets with the third overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.
Darnold, 23, showed modest improvement from his rookie year to his second
The starter under center for the New York Jets heading into the 2021 NFL season is still to be determined, with new snippets of information coming to light daily. The latest is that New York's front office is willing to entertain the idea of trading three-year starter Sam Darnold.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- The New York Jets, who once considered quarterback Sam Darnold an untouchable asset, are open to listening to trade offers.
"I will answer the call if it's made," general manager Joe Douglas said Wednesday
New York Jets general manager Joe Douglas has a message for any teams interested in trading for Jets quarterback Sam Darnold: Call me.
Douglas confirmed Wednesday that he will not hang up the phone if teams
In this new era of Denver Broncos football, it’s the not knowing that might be the most frustrating part of this offseason.
When George Paton became the Broncos new GM, he replaced John Elway, which meant the media had to get used to a new man at the top of the organization
