It's so close, yet so far, once again for the New York Jets. The team just lost out on a player that would've altered their franchise permanently. Now what?
Tuesday afternoon, Brian Flores filed a class action lawsuit in the Southern District of New York, that includes the New York Giants, the NFL and all 32 teams. It even includes allegations that Dolphins owner Stephen Ross offered Flores $100,000 PER LOSS! The bombshell lawsuit claims that the Giants interviewed Brian Flores for their head coaching position, even though they had already decided to go with Brian Daboll. The class-action suit claims that Flores' interview with Big Blue was a “sham.”
The news today that the Miami Dolphins will turn the starting QB duties over to Rookie Tua Tagovailoa is just the latest example of why the New York Jets aren't run as well as the Dolphins. While we wait (not so patiently) for the Jets to relieve head coach Adam Gase of his duties in Florham Park, the Dolphins are showing that they have a clear plan to move forward with their future franchise quarterback.
The Miami Dolphins are alive and still in the hunt for a Wild Card spot in the NFL Playoff picture. The New York Jets can't claim the same BUT can play spoiler Sunday night when the Dolphins come to Metlife. We reach out Miami 560 AM's Alex Dunno to get a little insight into the surging Dolphins before the Jets face them...
Laremy Tunsil will have the craziest draft story ever. On a night where the players are supposed to be enjoying themselves, celebrating becoming a professional football player, Tunsil's night was full of 'high' drama.
Before the draft got underway, video surfaced on Twitter of Tunsil appearing to smoke marijuana out of a bong through a gas mask...
The Broncos finally kept a player who hit free agency. Running back C.J. Anderson will be staying in Denver after the team decided to match the offer sheet he signed with the Dolphins for 4-years/$18 million.
The Dolphins were in desperate need of a running back after losing Lamar Miller to the Houston Texans last week...
Day 1 in NFL free agency has come and gone and it's time to evaluate the winners and losers.
Winners: Giants, Texans, and Raiders
Giants:
The New York Giants are the clear winners of day 1 in free agency. Not only did they spend the most money, but they spent it accordingly...
The New York Giants were on the attack in free agency. 'Big Blue' spent the most money of any team on day one of free agency and got nothing short of the perfect guys to fill their needs.
The Giants signed the top pass rusher available, Olivier Vernon, with a 5-year/$85 million contract...
Former Buffalo Bills DE Mario Williams has finally found a new home, with the Miami Dolphins. Williams will now join Cameron Wake, Ndamukong Suh, and possibly Olivier Vernon on the defensive line, forming a formidable one at that. The Dolphins outbid the Giants for Williams' services...
The Miami Dolphins have extended the contract of Quarterback Ryan Tannehill. Tannehill signed a six year $96 million extension with $45 million guaranteed per a league source. This contract puts Tannehill in the middle of the pack as far as QB pay goes...