Julian Edelman Knocks On Wood When Talk Turns To Playing 16-Game Season

Share this: FOXBORO, Mass. — Assuming he plays Sunday in the New England Patriots’ Week 17 matchup with the Miami Dolphins, Julian Edelman will play a full 16-game season for just the second time in his NFL career. Edelman knocked the wood of his locker at Gillette Stadium when he was asked about the importance of staying healthy for a full season. “That’s a big goal,” Edelman said. “I haven’t done that in awhile, so it will be good to be able to go in there and play my 16th game. That’s No. 1. That’s the No. 1 thing that we preach around here in the health of the team and fortunately, I have good health right now.” Edelman was slow to recover from an

Don’t Expect To See Tony Romo Play For Cowboys Vs. Eagles In Week 17

Share this: Don’t expect to see Tony Romo take the field Sunday in the Dallas Cowboys’ regular-season finale against the Philadelphia Eagles … unless disaster strikes. Although Dallas already has secured home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones made it clear after his team defeated the Detroit Lions on Monday night that he hopes Romo remains on the sideline while rookie quarterback Dak Prescott remains under center against the Eagles in Week 17. “Because I don’t like the circumstance it would come under, which would be injury,” Jones explained, according to ESPN.com. There’s been some debate as to whether the Cowboys should give Romo reps with a first-round bye locked up. Prescott has been excellent this season, but with each snap

Bruins’ Matt Beleskey Out Approximately Six Weeks With Knee Injury

Share this: The Boston Bruins will be without veteran forward Matt Beleskey for more than a month because of a right knee injury. The team announced Monday night after its 4-3 overtime win against the Florida Panthers that Beleskey is going to be sidelined approximately six weeks. The injury occurred in Saturday’s 2-1 win over the Buffalo Sabres. Beleskey, 28, is in his second season with the Bruins. He has scored two goals with three assists in 24 games this campaign. Watch David Pastrnak’s Amazing OT Goal >> Thumbnail photo via Bob DeChiara/USA TODAY Sports Images More Stories Source link

Earl Thomas Breaks Leg In Seahawks-Panthers, Tweets About Retirement

Share this: Seahawks safety Earl Thomas suffered a heartbreaking injury in the first half of Seattle’s home game against the Carolina Panthers on Sunday night. He was carted off the field with a lower body injury, which NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reports, citing sources, is a broken bone in his leg that will keep him sidelined indefinitely. NBC sideline reporter Michelle Tafoya said on the broadcast that Thomas suffered a cracked tibia. Thomas hurt his left leg going for an interception and colliding with teammate Kam Chancellor. He actually took to Twitter after leaving the game and mentioned retirement. This game has been so good to me no regrets.. A lot is running through my mind including retirement thanks for all the prayers. — Earl Thomas (@Earl_Thomas) December 5, 2016 Thomas has

Patriots Vs. Rams Live: Score, Highlights, Analysis Of Week 13 NFL Game In Foxbo…

Share this: 10:28 a.m.: In hilarious news, Rams head coach Jeff Fisher reportedly signed a two-year contract extension this season despite leading a mediocre team year after year and an inability to name Patriots offensive playmakers. We’re posted up at Gillette Stadium. Kick off is in just over 2 1/2 hours. 8 a.m. ET: The New England Patriots’ season starts anew without tight end Rob Gronkowski at 1 p.m. ET. Gronkowski was placed on season-ending injured reserve Saturday afternoon, which means the big tight end cannot return for the regular season or playoffs. The Patriots must make do with Martellus Bennett and Matt Lengel at the position against the Los Angeles Rams in Week 13 and beyond. The Patriots are favored over the Rams by 13.5

Rob Gronkowski Placed On Injured Reserve, Ending Patriots Star’s Season

Share this: UPDATE (6:30 p.m. ET): Rob Gronkowski has played his final snap of the 2016 season. The New England Patriots announced Saturday that they have placed the tight end on injured reserve and signed running back D.J. Foster, who was on the practice squad, to the active roster. ORIGINAL STORY: Rob Gronkowski’s 2016 season reportedly is over. The New England Patriots placed Gronkowski on injured reserve Saturday, a league source told ESPN’s Field Yates. That means the Patriots tight end won’t play again this season, even if New England reaches the Super Bowl. Each NFL team can place one player on short-term injured reserve/designated to return, but the Patriots used that slot on rookie quarterback Jacoby Brissett, who came back off the IR last week after

Tom Brady’s Display Of Toughness Sends Message To Patriots Teammates

Share this: EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Jets fans present for the New England Patriots’ 22-17 win over New York probably wish they were among the many who stayed home and left their grey seats empty at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. The Patriots’ win goes down as another notch in Tom Brady’s belt while the Jets remain futureless at quarterback. Sure, young signal-callers Bryce Petty and Christian Hackenberg are on the roster, but if they’re not even good enough to play quarterback over Ryan Fitzpatrick in another lost Jets season, then how are they supposed to give fans hope for tomorrow? Brady, ageless at 39 years old, had himself a day that will be remembered for his 200th win, 60,000th yard and the toughness to throw for