The New York Giants and Buffalo Bills will start the 2014 preseason in Canton as they clash in the Hall of Fame Game. Each team has one player who will be enshrined in the Hall this year.
Buffalo Bills, N.Y. Giants to play in Hall of Fame Game
The New York Giants and Buffalo Bills will start the 2014 preseason in Canton. The two teams will play in the Hall of Fame Game which kicks off the exhibition season. Each team has one player entering the Hall this year.
Bills-Giants announced as 2014 Hall of Fame Game
The Chicago Bears re-signed OG Roberto Garza to an undisclosed one-year deal Thursday, Feb. 27.
Bears | Roberto Garza re-signs
CBS NFL analyst Phil Simms thinks that New York Jets QB Geno Smith would be the top quarterback taken in the 2014 draft if he was part of the process this year. ‘I think if Geno Smith was in this draft class he would be the number one guy, without question,’ Simms said.
Jets | Analyst thinks Geno Smith would be top QB pick in this draft
The New York Giants have approached C David Baas and OG Chris Snee about taking pay cuts. Snee has expressed an interest in doing do. Baas has not yet said yes.
Giants | Approach two about pay cuts
New York Giants offensive coordinator Ben McAdoo said the team will spend time working on the screen game this offseason.
Giants | Coach will work on screen game
Carolina Panthers impending free-agent OG Travelle Wharton isn’t sure if he will return for another season in 2014. ‘I don’t know what I’m going to do at this point. Still trying to figure it out,’ Wharton said. ‘Really taking inventory on my body, my mind, and just making sure it’s the right deal for me.’ Head coach Ron Rivera said Wharton could take over for retired OT Jordan Gross at left tackle, but that idea seems unlikely.
Panthers | Travelle Wharton may call it quits
Roberto Garza will continue to snap the ball to Jay Cutler and protect the Chicago Bears quarterback in 2014. The 34-year-old center has signed a one-year contract with the team.
Roberto Garza, Chicago Bears strike one-year deal
Roberto Garza will continue to snap the ball to Jay Cutler and protect the Chicago Bears quarterback in 2014. The 34-year-old center has agreed to terms with the team on a one-year deal.
Roberto Garza, Chicago Bears agree on one-year deal
Roger Goodell has spoken several times the last couple months about the possibility of expanded playoffs in the future. Could the NFL postseason eventually be headed for a Monday night game?
Report: NFL favors Monday night game for playoffs