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Patriots: 5 ways the Patriots could create extra cap space.
Teams around the league, specifically the New Orleans Saints and Green Bay Packers have been busy the past week moving money around in an effort to create cap space. Luckily, the Patriots are not in the same boat as those two teams. According to our good friend Miguel Benzan at @patscap, the Patriots currently have $4.896,056 in cap space. That is not a lot. The cap is expected to reach…
Boston College: Eagles kick off spring ball with a spirited, productive first practice
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Boston College: Mahogany embracing the opportunity to take over as leader of the offensive line
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NFL Draft: Rhode Island’s Frimpong has eyes set on NFL career
If you’re going to play in the NFL, you obviously need confidence. If you’re going to play in the NFL after going to a smaller school, you need that confidence and a little bit of luck. For former Rhode Island receiver Ivory Frimpong, that confidence has been with him for quite a while now. Frimpong – who caught 36 balls for 494 yards and two touchdowns last year – is…
Recruiting Round-Up: BB&N
It was business as usual for Buckingham, Browne & Nichols this year. The Knights had a strong year in the Independent School League, made it to a NEPSAC Bowl game, and sent a lot of players off to college to continue their careers. That has been the routine for BB&N for years now, and it does not look to change anytime soon. We caught up with BB&N coach Mike Willey…
Boston College: 5 things to watch for as spring practice kicks off
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NFL Draft: UMass defensive lineman Avien Peah has fought to put himself on the radar of NFL scouts after changing positions
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Recruiting: A sense of comfort, trust and the opportunity to turn around a program are the reasons William Watson picked Nebraska
Springfield Central junior quarterback William Watson III announced on Tuesday night that he was committing to the University of Nebraska to play college football. Watson, one of the top players in the state in the Class of 2023 held 11 offers including offers from Boston College, UConn and UMass. So why did he pick Nebraska? Simple. It was the right fit. Nebraska offered everything William and his family were looking…
Boston College: The Eagles are starting over on offense which makes this spring even more important
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