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Neither the New York Jets nor the New England Patriots found any semblance of offense in their Week 11 matchup, and it took a last-second punt return touchdown to seal the 10-3 win for New England. But Jets rookie wideout Garrett Wilson couldn’t find any positivity after New York put up just 103 total yards on offense. “This s*** is not OK. Straight up, it is not OK,” Wilson said after the loss. “How many total yards did we have? That s*** is not going to fly. We got the dudes. It’s time… Source link

The jarring thing is how quickly and firmly he said “no.” Still sporting eye black, Zach Wilson stood before reporters and cameras underneath Gillette Stadium on Sunday evening for the customary postgame interview session. His New York Jets had just lost 10-3 on a last-second punt return touchdown from New England Patriots rookie Marcus Jones, a thrilling finish for the home team and their chilly fans but another close Jets loss to their supposed rival, the second in less than a month. New… Source link

ProFootball Talk on NBC Sports Dennis Allen not thinking about a quarterback change The Saints didn’t score any points until the fourth quarter of Sunday’s loss to the Panthers and quarterback Jameis Winston is playing with a transverse fracture in his back that requires him to wear extra padding, but neither of those things is leading Saints head coach Dennis Allen to consider making a quarterback change. Winston [more] Source link

Once the Seattle Seahawks traded Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos this offseason, all the stories about his rocky relationship with the team came out of the woodwork. One such story came from former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman and linebacker K.J. Wright. The pair discussed Wilson’s tenure in Seattle on The Richard Sherman Podcast this week, where both explained how Wilson enjoyed special treatment throughout his early years with the Seahawks. “He was not held to the same… Source link

Russell Wilson returns to Seattle after an offseason trade. (Photo by Dustin Bradford/Getty Images) The NFL saved the biggest revenge game for last in Week 1. After an offseason trade to the Denver Broncos, Russell Wilson gets to prove his former team, the Seattle Seahawks, made a huge mistake. Wilson will travel back to Seattle, where he starred for 10 seasons, to put on a show for Seahawks fans once again. This time, however, they might not appreciate Wilson’s penchant for hitting deep shots… Source link

Russell Wilson delivered nine winning seasons, eight playoff appearances, nine playoff wins, two NFC championships and a Super Bowl victory during his 10-year tenure with the Seattle Seahawks. It was easily the most prosperous run in the 47-season history of the franchise. When he returned to Seattle on Monday for the first time as a visiting player, now with the Denver Broncos, he was greeted with a chorus of boos from Seahawks fans as he took the field for pregame warmups prior to the Source link

Editor’s note: The players listed below are NFL stars who were drafted in virtually every Yahoo Fantasy league. That said, this column is not an endorsement to bench them in Week 1. You’re in control of your roster; every league size and shape is different. What we are trying to explain is that expectations should be lowered this week compared to usual for some of the NFL’s biggest stars. Aside from examining this week’s matchups, this can also serve as a reminder not to overreact if… Source link

The Denver Broncos are all-in on quarterback Russell Wilson. Denver traded for Wilson and a few months later, just before Wilson takes his first snaps with his new team, the Broncos paid him a fortune. Denver and Wilson agreed to an extension worth $245 million in new money, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The extension is for five years and includes $165 million guaranteed. In total, the Broncos will be paying Wilson $296 million over the next seven years. Wilson will turn 34 on November… Source link

CHICAGO — As going-out parties go, it was a great one. Sylvia Fowles and Sue Bird received roaring ovations with 2:10 to go at the 2022 WNBA All-Star Game at Wintrust Arena on Sunday. It was the pair’s final midseason showcase as both have announced their retirement. Bird was replaced by Skylar Diggins-Smith and Fowles by Dearica Hamby, nods not to the younger All-Stars here in Chicago but the mid-range ones who will move up into the mantle of established superstars as the league’s best… Source link

The Seattle Seahawks had to have a backup plan. You don’t just trade a future Hall of Fame quarterback like Russell Wilson and not have the next step mapped out. You don’t ship Wilson, in his prime, and go into the season with Drew Lock as his replacement. The Seahawks disagree. For many years the Seahawks have been proudly unconventional. They wanted to establish the run when they had Wilson, DK Metcalf and Tyler Lockett in the passing game. They’d make draft picks that would stun the league…. Source link