5 Patriots who won’t be back with the team next season

We are saddened to learn of the passing of former Tampa Bay Buccaneers tight end Calvin Magee from a heart attack at the criminally young age of 59. Magee was a standout tight end at the HBCU Southern University from 1981 to 1984 before the Buccaneers signed him as an undrafted free agent in 1985. Magee would play four seasons with the Bucs up until 1988, starting in 34 of the 56 games he appeared in. Magee would catch 114 balls for 1,379 yards and eleven touchdowns in that time, with his best season coming in 1986 when he had 45 receptions for 564 yards and five touchdowns. These numbers might not jump off the screen now, but those were solid for the mid-1980s.

Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones has an exciting message for Chiefs fans to get them in the spirit for the upcoming year. The AFC West is being considered the toughest division in the NFL, and everyone has a say about which team is the toughest. The Los Angeles...

Charles Barkley backing off his hatred of the Golden State Warriors is just not acceptable. There are few human beings on television who despise the Golden State Warriors more than Charles Barkley does. His utter disdain of the Western Conference powerhouse and their delightful fanbase have been well-documented on the...

The Arizona Cardinals have grabbed Darrel Williams to bolster the backfield after losing Chase Edmonds earlier this offseason to the Dolphins. On Monday of this week, Darrel Williams was asking open questions as to why he was not yet signed, On Tuesday, the Arizona Cardinals gave him a place to land.

The Denver Broncos are expecting huge things out of Russell Wilson in his first year with them. By trading for Russell Wilson in a deal with the Seattle Seahawks, the Denver Broncos are hoping to end their lengthy playoff drought this fall. While Denver did win its most recent playoff...

CBS Sports ranked each of the NFL’s division winners from the 2021 season from “shakiest” to “sturdiest” entering the 2022 season, with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers coming topping the list as the sturdiest defending division champion. It’s easy to see why the Buccaneers were chosen for the top spot.

The NBA Draft is still months away but according to one insider, the top two picks have already been decided on. Last week’s NBA Draft lottery locked in the order for the 2022 NBA Draft and put the Orlando Magic in the driver’s seat. In what is widely considered to be a class with a top tier of three big men — Duke’s Paolo Banchero, Gonzaga’s Chet Holmgren and Auburn’s Jabari Smith — landed in the No. 1 spot with a chance to pick the one they most preferred.