2025 News and Rumors

[YankeeRebel]

Rumors...

WR Coach has been a need for a while now. I would welcome him.

Patriots reportedly considering legendary WR to fill role on staff

A familiar face could be targeted as the next wide receivers coach for the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the team is reportedly considering bringing in former Miami Dolphins receivers coach and Patriots legend Wes Welker for the job. Wes Wel

patriotswire.usatoday.com

That is interesting he was a great route runner and always got separation. This could be a good pick up

 

[NWPATSFAN]

Rumors...

WR Coach has been a need for a while now. I would welcome him.

Patriots reportedly considering legendary WR to fill role on staff

A familiar face could be targeted as the next wide receivers coach for the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the team is reportedly considering bringing in former Miami Dolphins receivers coach and Patriots legend Wes Welker for the job. Wes Wel

patriotswire.usatoday.com

He'll yeah. He can instill what it takes to be great. Heart, practice and being a team player. His work ethic, combined with TBs skill made him.

 

[Southieinnc]

Rumors...

WR Coach has been a need for a while now. I would welcome him.

Patriots reportedly considering legendary WR to fill role on staff

A familiar face could be targeted as the next wide receivers coach for the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the team is reportedly considering bringing in former Miami Dolphins receivers coach and Patriots legend Wes Welker for the job. Wes Wel

patriotswire.usatoday.com

Will he bring drugs with him?

 

[Yankee Traveler]

Will he bring drugs with him?

Nooo...Only Peyton can do that.

 

[Southieinnc]

Rumors...

WR Coach has been a need for a while now. I would welcome him.

Patriots reportedly considering legendary WR to fill role on staff

A familiar face could be targeted as the next wide receivers coach for the New England Patriots. According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, the team is reportedly considering bringing in former Miami Dolphins receivers coach and Patriots legend Wes Welker for the job. Wes Wel

patriotswire.usatoday.com

Patriots reportedly hiring former rival play-caller as WR coach

The New England Patriots are set to hire former Tennessee Titans offensive coordinator Todd Downing as their new wide receivers coach, according to the Boston Sports Journal's Greg Bedard. Downing most recently coached with the New York Jets as their quarterbacks c

sports.yahoo.com

 

[BigKen]

There are bunch of rumors about the Patriots and Seattle making a deal for DK Metcalf to go to NE.

First rumor was that the #4 would be the price.
Then it was #35 in the second round.
Then it was a third and fourth round pick.
Now Joe Milton III is what the price will be.

I don't think Vrabel will trade Milton for him, nor do I think he'll give up a first or second round pick.

I do think that the Giants, Raiders or the Browns might be willing to cough up a second round pick for him. Cleveland might be willing to trade Miles Garrett since he's publicly announced that he wants out of Cleveland. His contract is good through 2026.

 

[Southieinnc]

There are bunch of rumors about the Patriots and Seattle making a deal for DK Metcalf to go to NE.

First rumor was that the #4 would be the price.
Then it was #35 in the second round.
Then it was a third and fourth round pick.
Now Joe Milton III is what the price will be.

I don't think Vrabel will trade Milton for him, nor do I think he'll give up a first or second round pick.

I do think that the Giants, Raiders or the Browns might be willing to cough up a second round pick for him. Cleveland might be willing to trade Miles Garrett since he's publicly announced that he wants out of Cleveland. His contract is good through 2026.

Metcalf does not want to go to New England
Garrett has played 8 years......

 

[YankeeRebel]

Metcalf does not want to go to New England
Garrett has played 8 years......

So Mertcalf, Higgins, or Evans don't want NE. So that tells me target two O linemen one edge guy or DT and draft McMillian from AZ. If WRs don't want to come here they need to make considerations for that now before FA opens

 

[NWPATSFAN]

There are bunch of rumors about the Patriots and Seattle making a deal for DK Metcalf to go to NE.

First rumor was that the #4 would be the price.
Then it was #35 in the second round.
Then it was a third and fourth round pick.
Now Joe Milton III is what the price will be.

I don't think Vrabel will trade Milton for him, nor do I think he'll give up a first or second round pick.

I do think that the Giants, Raiders or the Browns might be willing to cough up a second round pick for him. Cleveland might be willing to trade Miles Garrett since he's publicly announced that he wants out of Cleveland. His contract is good through 2026.

Just say no. DK is a head case. Athletic specimen but can't control his anger issues on the field. He's always taking dumb penalties. The juice isn't worth the squeeze.

 

[BigKen]

The Super Bowl isn't just a game anymore. It's the beginning of what many teams call the new year.

Rumors get started when two people are seen together having lunch, a drink or are sitting somewhere talking and security doesn't allow anyone outside of those two people to enter the area.

The Patriots entire staff and team are in New Orleans. Everyone has to pick up tickets on game day at the ticket office. The league doesn't allow players to get tickets and then sell them at a premium that the league doesn't get a piece of.

Rumors get started when Brian Dabol and Mike Vrabel are seen having a drink. Or when Tom Brady is seen sitting with Jerry Jones.

Few people know or understand that Mike Davis has handed over Raiders team control to Brady. Most people don't know that Brady has a permanent residence in Las Vegas. He bought 7% of the Raiders and may buy another 10% before the end of 2025. He's the punch behind hiring Pete Carroll.

The rumor that's beginning to glow a bit is that the Giants don't think Cam Ward or Sanders are NFL QBs. That's from Drabol and Mara. So the rumor is that the Giants want Joe Milton III and that's what Dabol and Vrabel were supposedly discussing. Giants supposedly offered #104 in the fourth round and the Patriots said "No". According to the NY Post, the Giants and Patriots are discussing #34 but the Giants also want #77. The Patriots have supposedly told the Giants that they want #3 or the giants can go for Ward or Sanders with it. Not a single bit of this has been verified nor hs any conversation about Milton even been verified. Two former team mates having a drink in New Orleans in the Hilton Riverside.

 

[YankeeRebel]

There are bunch of rumors about the Patriots and Seattle making a deal for DK Metcalf to go to NE.

First rumor was that the #4 would be the price.
Then it was #35 in the second round.
Then it was a third and fourth round pick.
Now Joe Milton III is what the price will be.

I don't think Vrabel will trade Milton for him, nor do I think he'll give up a first or second round pick.

I do think that the Giants, Raiders or the Browns might be willing to cough up a second round pick for him. Cleveland might be willing to trade Miles Garrett since he's publicly announced that he wants out of Cleveland. His contract is good through 2026.

You really think a team is willing to give a 2nd round pick for Milton?

 

[YankeeRebel]

Just say no. DK is a head case. Athletic specimen but can't control his anger issues on the field. He's always taking dumb penalties. The juice isn't worth the squeeze.

Oooohhh I like that

 

[BigKen]

You really think a team is willing to give a 2nd round pick for Milton?

He's five times the QB that Ward or Sanders are. Even the talking draft heads are saying that teams will have to pick them if they have a severe need. Milton has everything that the QBs this year do not.

A cannon arm
Legs that can actually run
A win against NFL backups, but an NFL win none the less

If you're the Giants, what the better deal? First round pick on a less than average college QB or a 2nd round pick on a 2nd year NFL QB with a proven test game against professionals??

I have to go with giving up a #2 and getting Milton. Grab Turner with my first round pick and consider it a win-win.

 

[YankeeRebel]

He's five times the QB that Ward or Sanders are. Even the talking draft heads are saying that teams will have to pick them if they have a severe need. Milton has everything that the QBs this year do not.

A cannon arm
Legs that can actually run
A win against NFL backups, but an NFL win none the less

If you're the Giants, what the better deal? First round pick on a less than average college QB or a 2nd round pick on a 2nd year NFL QB with a proven test game against professionals??

I have to go with giving up a #2 and getting Milton. Grab Turner with my first round pick and consider it a win-win.

Who said he is five times the QB Ward and Sanders are? Nowhere but from you have I heard that banter. Where are you getting this talking heads info I need to tune in. Yes a cannon for an arm but all he has over the other two is arm strength. Both those QBs are very mobile. And please stop with the Buff win that was garbage against garbage. If you ask me is he as good as those two, I might say potentially. A second rounder just seems like a lot..

If I am the Giants I worry about building that O Line and take a chance on Jaxson Dart.

 

[nefansince75]

You really think a team is willing to give a 2nd round pick for Milton?

Who cares. It's not about whether or not any team has offered that. It's why would the Pats part with him unless....

 

[YankeeRebel]

Who cares. It's not about whether or not any team has offered that. It's why would the Pats part with him unless....

Well, in the context of conversation I care! I agree the ball is in the Pats court but if they are thinking second round pick I have to question if that is unrealistic

 

[BigKen]

And please stop with the Buff win that was garbage against garbage.

You're so convinced that Milton isn't worth a turd, that you failed to read what I wrote

A win against NFL backups, but an NFL win none the less

Please explain the "BUFF".

 

[molsaniceman]

Boston Sports Journal’s Greg Bedard writes the Patriots “are at least contemplating” trading Joe Milton III this offseason.
“I thought the Patriots would hold off on entertaining a trade of Joe Milton, who was drafted in the sixth round (193rd overall) last year, for at least another season, but there’s increasing belief around the NFL that the Patriots are at least contemplating a trade of Milton this offseason,” Bedard writes. Milton, who had an unbelievable debut against the Bills in Week 18 that featured several ridiculous throws, may have Matt Flynned himself into a quarterback-needy team’s plans for 2025. “Again, I’m not saying he’s on the block right now, but the Patriots will likely consider it when everything settles with the front office and coaching staff,” Bedard adds. Milton III could be an an intriguing low-cost move for a team with quarterback needs that is up against the cap like the Browns or Saints.

 

[YankeeRebel]

You're so convinced that Milton isn't worth a turd, that you failed to read what I wrote

Please explain the "BUFF".

Oh please don't enter dumbass mode, or is it to late?

You are the one screaming he's worth a 2nd show me one person that supports you on that.

 

[Yankee Traveler]

He's five times the QB that Ward or Sanders are. Even the talking draft heads are saying that teams will have to pick them if they have a severe need. Milton has everything that the QBs this year do not.

A cannon arm
Legs that can actually run
A win against NFL backups, but an NFL win none the less

If you're the Giants, what the better deal? First round pick on a less than average college QB or a 2nd round pick on a 2nd year NFL QB with a proven test game against professionals??

I have to go with giving up a #2 and getting Milton. Grab Turner with my first round pick and consider it a win-win.

Not to mention an NFL training camp and a full season practicing against pros.