While Elliot Wolf is running point, recent reports say Jonathan Kraft is involved in the decision-making process for the Patriots leading into the NFL Draft.
In the last four years, we have seen the three biggest professional sports leagues in this country institute drastic changes to their respective postseason formats.
It's inching closer. The event we've talked about damn near every day for the last three months is now less than two weeks away.
Through playoff pushes by the Celtics and Bruins, through Red Sox Opening Day, March Madness and The Masters...
O.J. Simpson, the decorated football superstar and Hollywood actor who was acquitted of charges he killed his former wife and her friend but later found liable in a separate civil trial, has died. He was 76.
It's tough to get much worse than the situation in Oakland, but there are a few contenders around the pro sports landscape doing their best to do anything but put a winning product on the field.
On Friday, less than 10% said they wanted the Patriots to draft Drake Maye at No. 3. Though, if you listen to the reporting, he may be New England's best bet remaining once they're on the clock with for the third overall pick.
Is it still a no-brainer to grab what we all hope is the QB of the future at No. 3, or is there a different route that might make more sense for the Patriots should things play out in this manner?
If Rodgers bails on the Jets after they traded their immediate future for him and went all-in to appease the most unappeasable guy out there, that would no doubt supplant Bill Belichick's efforts as the ultimate screwing of the J-E-T-S JETS, JETS, JETS.