Maye (shoulder) did not participate in throwing drills during the early portion of Thursday's practice open to the media, Doug Kyed of the Boston Herald reports.

Sam Darnold’s answered concerns about his ability to play through injury, and now the discussion turns to Patriots Maye.

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FOXBOROUGH — Drake Maye said his injured shoulder was feeling good on Thursday afternoon, but he was still a limited participant in New England’s first practice ahead of Super Bowl 60. There were no ...

The Miami Dolphins have huge needs at cornerback, safety, and wide receiver.

Williams' high-wire act of a season — he led the Bears to seven fourth-quarter comebacks and posted even more did-you-just-see-that plays — has changed the way the Bears are viewed around the league.