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The Baltimore Ravens are looking to return to the playoffs for the fifth time in six years, but there are some familiar faces not currently with the team.An offseason that started out with a major question has started to come together nicely for general manager Eric DeCosta and head coach John Harbaugh.

The addition of tight end Anthony Firkser required a move among the 90 for the New England Patriots.That move would be linebacker Raekwon McMillan, whom the organization officially placed on injured reserve Thursday, as A to Z Sports' Doug Kyed first reported.The Ohio State product suffered a partially torn Achilles in practice, according to The Athletic's Jeff Howe.

A spot on the New England Patriots ' 90-man roster has changed hands.After re-signing cornerback Tae Hayes on Tuesday, the organization announced the waiving of wide receiver Lynn Bowden Jr. on Wednesday.Bowden, 25, had agreed to a futures contract in January after spending the duration of the 2022 regular season on New England's practice squad.

Aaron Rodgers is certainly glad Zach Wilson is not making his life as the New York Jets starting quarterback a living hell every day.Zach Wilson promised to make whoever came in to replace him as the New York Jets starting quarterback's life hell, but it hasn't been all that bad for Aaron Rodgers, per Rodgers himself.

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.

Tom Brady is thinking about investing in an NFL team because he's addicted to football, probably.Aaron Rodgers may figuratively own the Chicago Bears, but Tom Brady could literally own an NFL franchise very soon.The former New England Patriots quarterback is reportedly meeting with Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis to discuss a potential future role as an ownership partner.

Former Vikings running back Dalvin Cook isn't in a rush to sign with a new team, which will make some NFL fanbases feel like tearing out their hair.One day after Dalvin Cook was released from the Minnesota Vikings, it appears as though he's enjoying his time as a free agent.Finally out of Scandinavian jail, Cook has the liberty of signing a new deal with whichever team he pleases in 2023.

The Dallas Cowboys running back depth chart is looking a little weak at the moment, with Malik Davis and rookie Deuce Vaughn behind Tony Pollard.What about Dalvin Cook?The Minnesota Vikings are expected to finally release Dalvin Cook sometime soon, as any trade talk around the veteran running back has dissipated over the past few weeks.

Redraft fantasy football leagues are months away, but it's never too soon to start thinking about dynasty and who you should be eyeing for your team.Whether it's a startup or your fifth year in a league, you always need to be thinking about the future of your team and how you can improve.In standard redraft leagues, age doesn't mean a thing unless you are focused on regression.

The dates on the 2023 calendar are now written in ink for the New England Patriots.Head coach Bill Belichick's roster is set to open the regular season at Gillette Stadium against the reigning NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sept. 10, the NFL announced Thursday evening.Aside from summer exhibitions, the 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff will mark the earliest the sides have crossed paths.

MIAMI GARDENS - The Minnesota Vikings are planning to release star running back Dalvin Cook, according to ESPN and NFL Network.The Miami Dolphins are expected to be one of two teams interested in Cook, along with the Denver Broncos, according to ESPN.Both networks reported that the Vikings will try to trade Cook, who has been informed of the pending release, one last time Thursday before making his release official Friday.

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.

MIAMI GARDENS - Jalen Ramsey, the Miami Dolphins' most-ballyhooed offseason acquisition - outside of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio - has been around for the team's offseason organized team activities and mandatory minicamp that started Tuesday, but he hasn't been participating in team drills with his new teammates.

MIAMI GARDENS - Miami Dolphins right tackle Austin Jackson is at a critical juncture in his career.He enters the fourth and final season on his rookie contract after his fifth-year option was not exercised this offseason.He has not produced like a first-round pick, which he was in the 2020 draft, in his first two seasons.

MIAMI GARDENS - Miami Dolphins standout defensive tackle Christian Wilkins' contract negotiations have been ongoing throughout the offseason and are yet to be resolved as the team held organized team activities open to the media on Tuesday.Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel has previously said that the two sides have been in constant conversations as they work to lock Wilkins into a long-term extension.

The Miami Dolphins have released dates and times for their three preseason games in August.The Dolphins' preseason slate begins Friday, Aug. 11, at home against the Atlanta Falcons at 7 p.m.They then visit the Houston Texans for an 8 p.m. kickoff on Saturday, Aug. 19.The following Saturday, Aug. 26, Miami wraps up the preseason against the Jaguars in Jacksonville with a 7 p.m. kickoff.

Dalvin Cook is now in free agency but, if his latest Instagram Story is a message to Miami Dolphins fans, that won't be the case for long.Though it had been expected for some time, it became a mere formality on Thursday that the Minnesota Vikings are releasing longtime running back Dalvin Cook.With a small decline in performance combined with a hefty cap hit on an extension he played just two years on, the Vikings made the call to move on.

Even if you're not into the sports, you must feel the palpable energy in South Florida as the Miami Heat and the Florida Panthers (never give up, kids) battle for championships this weekend.We don't need to mention this to any of the out-of-towners from Denver and Las Vegas who are wandering around ( welcome, Nuggets and Golden Knights fans !) but the current state of South Florida sports is something we've never experienced.

I published the last depth chart update when the Commanders officially finalized their 90-man offseason roster, but, as Martin Mayhew reminded us in his post-draft press conference, roster-building never really stops.In the two weeks since Washington's 90-man roster became official, four new players have been signed - 3 of them from the XFL - while 3 players have been released and one moved to the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.

FedEx Field is expected to have a new owner this season.(Nick Wass/AP) Comment Gift Article The prospect of Daniel Snyder not being the owner of the Washington Commanders when the 2023 NFL season kicks off has injected life into the team's long-tormented fan base.One gets the sense that Ron Rivera and Co. could alternate games against the Cardinals and Bears for four months and it would do little to dampen the renewed enthusiasm for the burgundy and gold - so long as there's a fresh face occupying the owner's box.

Quarterback Sam Howell and the Commanders face the eighth most difficult schedule next season, based on opponents' winning pct.(John McDonnell/The Washington Post)The good news is there will be a Washington-Dalles duel on Thanksgiving again this year.The bad news?The NFL did the Commanders no favors with the rest of their 2023 schedule, which could be their first under new ownership.

Prince Williams/WireImage / Realtor.comAfter capping the 2021 season with a Super Bowl win for the Los Angeles Rams, cornerback Jalen Ramsey's performance seemed to justify the five-year, $105 million contract he signed with the team in 2020.But that same contract spelled salary-cap trouble, following a woeful 2022 season for the Rams.

For New England Patriots linebacker Raekwon McMillan, the 2023 NFL season ended before it even began.The 27-year-old reportedly suffered a partially torn Achilles tendon during a recent practice, and was placed on injured reserve on Thursday.What does the injury mean for the Patriots, though?Let's find out.

The New England Patriots entered the third and final phase of their offseason workout program earlier this week, taking another step in their preparation for the 2023 season.As part of that process, we will also get our first up-close look at the new jersey numbers handed out to veteran members of the team.

It's unlikely that either Cedric Ogbuehi or Isaiah Wynn, the pair of former first-round picks the Miami Dolphins signed Monday , is an answer at starting right tackle.But either could be the Dolphins' answer at backup right tackle or left tackle.It's another sign of slow and, hopefully, steady progress for the Dolphins as they patiently try to rebuild the offensive tackle position.

The NFL is a quarterback league now more than ever.However, the quarterback position is hardly thriving like the primes of Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.Where do teams fall in the pecking order regarding the position as a whole?Last season, 94 players completed a pass in the NFL during the regular season.

After five years with the New England Patriots, Isaiah Wynn will be wearing a different uniform in 2023.The former first-round draft pick left the organization in free agency to sign a one-year contract with the Miami Dolphins.The Dolphins introduced Wynn to the media on Tuesday, and his time in New England was also among the topics discussed.

The Miami Dolphins are signing XFL defensive back Bryce Thompson, according to a league source Monday.Thompson, who has played in the NFL for the New Orleans Saints, had 34 tackles and two interceptions in 10 games with the XFL's Seattle Sea Dragons this season.Over the 2021 and 2022 seasons with the Saints, the 5-foot-11, 190-pound Thompson appeared in eight games and totaled two tackles.

After five years with the New England Patriots, the Isaiah Wynn era has come to an end.The 23rd overall selection in the 2018 NFL Draft is taking his talents to Florida: as first reported on Sunday, Wynn is signing a one-year free agency contract with the Miami Dolphins.Here are a handful of thoughts and notes on the move.

Patriots The Patriots selected Wynn in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft.After a couple of months of free agency, Isaiah Wynn has found a new home.The former Patriots offensive tackle has agreed to a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Sunday morning.It's unknown what the monetary value of the deal is, but Wynn is expected to compete for a starting job on Miami's offensive line, according to Rapoport.

After two months on the open market, former New England Patriots starting offensive tackle Isaiah Wynn has found a new home.According to a report by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Wynn will sign a one-year free agency deal with the Miami Dolphins.Wynn, 27, originally arrived in the NFL as the 23rd overall selection in the 2018 NFL Draft.

According to a report from Bild (as captured by @iMiaSanMia), Bayern Munich's players have had about all they can stand of the grass that the NFL paid for after the November game between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Seattle Seahawks back in November.In fact, the griping has gotten so loud that Bayern Munich went out and did exactly what its critics says it does best - poach the Bundesliga top talents.

The New England Patriots ' opponents for the upcoming season are already set, now it is time to find out when they will square off against them: at 8 p.m. ET on May 11, the NFL will announce its full regular season schedule.Before taking a look at all the latest news and rumors, a reminder who will be on the Patriots' 2023 schedule:


Home opponents: Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, Indianapolis Colts, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, New Orleans Saints
Road opponents: Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, New York Jets, Las Vegas Raiders, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants


Before the big reveal on Thursday night, there will naturally be plenty of leaks and rumors.

The Miami Dolphins are playing overseas once again, this time playing the Kansas City Chiefs, the defending Super Bowl champions, in Frankfurt, Germany at 9:30 a.m.Eastern Time on Nov. 5.It's already been anticipated as a red-letter game for Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who spent six of his first seven NFL seasons with the Chiefs and won a Super Bowl with them.