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Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Baker Mayfield still holds a grudge against a member of the Georgia team that beat Oklahoma in the 2018 Rose Bowl.The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are navigating their first season without Tom Brady as their quarterback because he retired after the 2022 campaign.This offseason, the team brought in former No. 1 overall pick Baker Mayfield to compete with Kyle Trask to be their starting quarterback for the upcoming season.

This offseason, there seems to be a long list of NFL stars who have been cut.However, these aren't the final surprise cuts before the 2023 NFL season starts.Last week, the Minnesota Vikings finally did what we all suspected.They cut Dalvin Cook.It was hardly a surprise since the Vikings made it clear they were moving on.

The old "Where there's smoke there's fire" does not always apply to the NFL.Will apply to the New England Patriots and DeAndre Hopkins, though?The team of head coach Bill Belichick has been linked to the star wide receiver throughout the offseason, and with him recently released by the Arizona Cardinals there appears to be a chance that it will indeed go after him.

The Kansas City Chiefs had a leg-up on the race to acquire DeAndre Hopkins, but that all changes now.Much like with Odell Beckham Jr., the Kansas City Chiefs found themselves in the mix in regards to DeAndre Hopkins's availability when it looked as though the Arizona Cardinals would trade him earlier this offseason.

Welcome to the last official weekend of Spring!We all know that Summer lasts from Memorial Day until Labor Day, but due to that stupid solstice, it actually starts on Wednesday - along with those two weeks of zero football news.We're almost into the Top 5 Most Memorable New England Patriots Moments of 2022, but first, the list so far:
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Two stays came to a close as mandatory minicamp opened for the New England Patriots.The organization waived running back James Robinson and defensive back Tae Hayes on Monday, according to the NFL transaction wire.Robinson, 24, signed a two-year, $4 million contract featuring $150,000 guaranteed in March after not being tendered by the New York Jets as a restricted free agent.

OTAs are done, not a whole lot of football news to report at the moment, and hopefully we're all enjoying a bit of a break from the game during these next few weeks before training camp gets going.Only seven to go on my countdown of the Top 20 Most Memorable Moments of 2022, and I'd love to get them done before camp does commence.

A few months ago, the towering dominoes of the NFL offseason were Aaron Rodgers and Lamar Jackson, two mammoths in the market waiting for their respective futures to be revealed.Now, it's Vikings running back Dalvin Cook and recently released wideout DeAndre Hopkins who could potentially find new teams.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend, everyone!Let the unofficial start of summer commence.It's always important to never lose sight of what this holiday is all about - remembering all those who died in American wars and taking some time to honor, respect, and appreciate that unfathomable sacrifice.There are some that say we've lost sight of what Memorial Day is all about, but in my personal opinion I think that getting together with friends, sharing a few laughs, firing up the grill, and enjoying a long weekend is a great way to honor the men and women who gave their lives for the freedom and beauty that we can all take for granted at times.

I can't believe we're already into the Top 10 on my offseason countdown of the Top 20 Most Memorable Patriots Moments of 2023.Maybe it's because I just want to get this past season over with.The list so far:
20.The Patriots trade N'Keal Harry.10. Bill Belichick, Matthew Slater, and Devin McCourty all earn some impressive records against the New York Jets.

Patriots "Hopkins in New England, to me, could change the entire AFC East."DeAndre Hopkins' extended visit with the Patriots this week seems to be going well.According to MassLive.com'sMark Daniels, the star receiver's free-agent meeting with New England "has been positive on both sides", citing a league source.

The New England Patriots and star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins have been linked for much of the offseason.There was rumors about them pursuing him after he was put on the trade block by the Arizona Cardinals, but the economics behind such a move made it unrealistic to begin with.Then, after he was released, New England again was seen as potential landing spot for the 31-year-old free agent.

Veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has started his free agency tour, beginning with the Tennessee Titans the last two days.Despite the visit reportedly going well, Hopkins left town without a contract.The 31-year-old, of course, will visit the New England Patriots later this week.The get-together is scheduled for Thursday, according to a report by theScore's Jordan Schultz.

New England Patriots cornerback Jack Jones missed the final four games of his rookie season, partly due to a knee injury and partly because of a team suspension.On Thursday, more than five months after the fact, the 25-year-old publicly addressed the speculation surrounding the incident for the first time.

MIAMI GARDENS - The Miami Dolphins got through the offseason workout program with a rousing endorsement from coach Mike McDaniel on Thursday.But it won't matter much if that momentum isn't carried over during the players' time off between Thursday's final day of mandatory minicamp and the start of training camp in late July.

Rookie cornerback Joey Porter Jr. seemed destined to be drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers.Now he has a veteran defensive back in his corner.It was hardly a cause for celebration.The Pittsburgh Steelers finished with a winning record in 2022 but missed the playoffs for the third time in five seasons.

The Dolphins do, however, need a quality backup left tackle, a quality receiving tight end, a workhorse-type running back, and better interior offensive and defensive line depth.For those reasons, I'm not in favor of the chatter that says the Dolphins should acquire Hopkins.Let's be clear.Hopkins would make the Dolphins' wide receivers better as a group.

The Kansas City Chiefs reportedly made progress toward a deal for wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, but it fell apart due to this reason.Last week, the Arizona Cardinals made the expected move to part ways with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.But it wasn't via trade, rather it was a pre-June 1 release.That was the shock, that the Cardinals were eating money for the upcoming season and didn't get anything in return for the five-time Pro Bowl wide receiver.

The DeAndre Hopkins rumors will never cease to end, and the latest suggets that a top AFC team may be bowing out of the sweepstakes.Ever since the Arizona Cardinals released DeAndre Hopkins, the NFL world has not stopped speculating where Hopkins will end up in 2023.The top choices were his most rumored choices from the start of the offseason: the Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens.

His team still has a long way to go before being ready to compete in games this fall, but Bill Belichick already is in midseason form.The New England Patriots ' head coach showed as much during his press conference ahead of Wednesdays organized team activity practice at Gillette Stadium.Belichick was asked about veteran wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, whom he has spoken highly of in the past.

DeAndre Hopkins could play for your favorite NFL team, but he won't be coming cheap either.If an NFL team wants to sign new free agent wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, it better pony up some cold, hard cash, bruh!After being released by the Arizona Cardinals last week, the soon-to-be 31-year-old wideout from Clemson will be looking to play for his third professional franchise.

Buffalo Bills fans think DeAndre Hopkins' goodbye Arizona Cardinals tweet is somehow about them.With DeAndre Hopkins being released by the Arizona Cardinals, he could sign with any number of NFL teams, including the cash-strapped Buffalo Bills.Buffalo needs to clear space in a hurry, simply because roughly $1.65 million isn't close to enough for a supposed top-five receiver in the game.

After failing to find a trade, the Arizona Cardinals opted to release star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins, and are burning a bunch of money in the process.The Arizona Cardinals have a new regime in charge with general manager Monti Ossenfort and head coach Jonathan Gannon.One of their first big decisions was to figure out what they were going to do with wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins.

With the Arizona Cardinals releasing DeAndre Hopkins, the free-agent wide receiver is now free to sign with any NFL franchise of his choosing, including the Kansas City Chiefs.While Hopkins would surely love to catch passes from Patrick Mahomes (who wouldn't?), the Chiefs have the worst cap situation in the league.

NFL Rumors: Could a surprising suitor really be the favorite to land DeAndre Hopkins?Somehow, the Dallas Cowboys are betting favorites.While Dak Prescott would love to add DeAndre Hopkins to his arsenal of skill-position weapons, is it actually realistic?Dallas is reportedly the betting favorite to land Hopkins just hours after he was released by the Arizona Cardinals.

Breaking news hit the NFL world on Friday when it was announced that DeAndre Hopkins has been released by the Arizona Cardinals.There were rumors that DeAndre Hopkins wanted a split from the Cardinals, with most people assuming a trade would happen at some point.Now, instead of a trade, Hopkins will have his choice of where he ends up.

DeAndre Hopkins threw firewood on his trade rumors after listing the quarterbacks he'd like to work with in the future, one of which was Ravens' Lamar Jackson.When the Arizona Cardinals started their OTAs today, one player was noticeably missing: DeAndre Hopkins.OTAs are considered voluntary, and just because a player opts out doesn't necessarily mean they're unhappy with their current situation.

The 5 o'clock club is published from time to time during the season, and aims to provide a forum for reader-driven discussion at a time of day when there isn't much being published.Feel free to introduce topics that interest you in the comments below.Let's take a look at Washington's Week 1 opponent, the Arizona Cardinals, who will travel to FedEx Field on 10 September to kick off the 2023 season.