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Patriots & Bentley agree to new contract
Another day, another loyal guy to Bill Belichick getting a new contract. A day after DeVante Parker’s new deal, Ja’Whaun Bentley received a two-year, $18.75M max deal from the team that includes $9 million fully guaranteed. Much like the Parker deal, the biggest reason for this new deal is loyalty. Bill Belichick needs to keep as many guys as possible fully bought in after last year’s debacle and he’s now…
New Parker contract might tell us a few different things heading into 2023
Some pretty surprising news came out on Wednesday evening as DeVante Parker got a new three-year deal worth up to $33 million including $14 million in guarantees. Parker was set to be a free agent after this season and while he’s been steady here, there was nothing that indicated Parker had done anything to warrant another deal until proving it on the field again in 2023. There’s a few takeaways…
DeVante Parker reaches new deal
According to reports, the Patriots have reached a new deal with one of their top wide receivers. DeVante Parker has signed a new contract with the Pats, reportedly worth $33 million in three years, to 2025. Parker is headed into his ninth year in the league, and second with the Patriots. He spent his previous time with the Miami Dolphins. Last year, Parker caught 31 passes for 539 yards (17.4…
Breaking down UMass’ seven 2024 commitments from the past week
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Renegades put up 70 in quarterfinal, now two wins from 5th straight title
Images courtesy of Mitzi Vélez Lorenzana After having a couple weeks to marinate on a sub par performance by Renegades standards in the regular season finale, Boston hit the field for a WFA quarterfinal against the D.C. Divas on Saturday night. In the never ending quest for perfection, the Renegades looked like the Renegades again, embarrassing the Divas 70-14 in Revere. Boston (7-0) will host the Alabama Fire in the…
E.J Perry and the Panthers fall short in epic USFL playoff game
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Pirates 43, Oilers 24: Pirates rely on offensive attack to earn 5th straight playoff berth
Ryan Martin NEFJ Correspondent WORCESTER – With the Indoor Football League standings and recent history in their favor, the Massachusetts Pirates earned their fifth consecutive playoff berth with a 43-24 win against the Tulsa Oilers Saturday night. After going 1-3 to start the 2023 IFL Season, the Pirates (9-3) have now rattled off eight straight wins, while Tulsa (1-12) dropped their ninth consecutive game. FINAL: @mass_pirates 43, Oilers 24 Pirates…