New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft introduced first-round draft pick Drake Maye at Gillette Stadium. The quarterback says he can't wait to play in Foxboro.
The Patriots have a new receiver to go with their new quarterback.
Yahoo Sports' Charles McDonald breaks down the Patriots' 2024 draft.
"Drake compares himself a lot to Josh Allen, he's been doing that for quite a while. We'll see about that."
The Patriots took a shot on strong-armed Joe Milton III in the sixth round.
In the common draft era, the league has never seen the top three teams trade away their starting quarterbacks after season's end. It's part of a broader evolution in how the NFL scouts and values the position.
The Patriots traded quarterback Mac Jones to the Jaguars in March.
Are the Commanders going to pick Drake Maye over Jayden Daniels?
Jason Fitz is joined by Yahoo Sports Senior NFL Reporters Charles Robinson & Jori Epstein to pull back the curtain on the latest news from around the NFL. The trio start off with a report that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft told Arthur Blank not to hire Bill Belichick, as they dive into how the relationship between Belichick and Kraft fractured over time and what it means for Belichick's future. In other news, Justin Jefferson was absent from voluntary workouts, sparking a conversation as to what it would take to acquire possibly the best young wide receiver in the league. Later, Charles dives into some digging he's been doing on the New York Giants' quarterback evaluations and whether or not they could end up taking one early in the draft, which leads to a conversation on Jori's latest piece around how quarterback evaluations are changing (and speeding up). Charles finishes off the show with what he's hearing on this year's weak running back class and how it could make history (in a bad way).
Bill Belichick is not owed a coaching job, but the least he could ask for is the support of a guy he helped make richer and more famous.
Early-stage rounds continue to account for the majority of investments in the European startup market, and on Tuesday one of the biggest firms in the region announced a new fund to bolster that trend. Accel has raised $650 million to back startups from seed to Series A across the U.K., the Continent and Israel. The fund is the eighth of its kind for Accel since it first put down roots in London in 2000.
For rookies who were waived, the climb to their pro dreams is steeper, but the path ahead is well-worn with trail markers of established success.
The Detroit Lions have had a busy offseason, and that continued on Monday with the reported extension of quarterback Jared Goff.
The Baltimore billionaire is taking steps to become the most public, accessible, front-facing owner in Major League Baseball.
There is more hype surrounding the WNBA than ever before, and the league and players have earned every bit of it.
The Indiana Fever are a popular bet to win the WNBA title, as well.
Apple’s latest iPad Pro is super powerful as well as incredibly expensive. It’s a delight to use, but is it right for you?
Vincent Goodwill is joined by Jake Fischer to recap the NBA Playoffs action from the weekend before talking with Krysten Peek about the 2024 NBA Draft.
With Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese and others making the leap to the pros, the WNBA landscape looks a bit different this season. Will the super-teams still rule over the league or will the newcomers have an immediate impact?
Ortiz tortured the Yankees and led Boston to three World Series titles during his Red Sox career.
Learn about defensive driving courses, including how to find an approved class and how much a discount will save on your car insurance.