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Evan Smith Stays Put With 2-Year Deal
BEAUTY UNLIMITED
CAROLINE
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The Tampa Bay Bucca- neers made a critical addition to their offensive line in free agency, landing former Balti- more center Ryan Jensen last week. Now they've also made sure one of their own didn't get away via that same free agent market.
On Friday, the Bucca- neers re-signed versatile and experienced lineman Evan
Terrelle Pryor Agrees To Deal With Jets
TERRELLE PRYOR
Terrelle Pryor has agreed to sign with the New York Jets.
A source reported on Thursday that Pryor was clos- ing in on a deal with the Jets.
Later reports confirmed the deal had been agreed to.
This should come as no surprise considering a report on Wednesday said Pryor was choosing between the Jets and Seahawks.
Eagles Sign WR Mike Wallace To 1-Year Deal
MIKE WALLACE
The Philadelphia Eagles have found their replacement for Torrey Smith.
The Eagles and Mike Wal- lace have agreed to a one-year deal worth $2.5 million.
Wallace, 31, spent the past two seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, catching four touch- downs each season. He has struggled to replicate the same success he had early in his ca- reer with the Pittsburgh Steel- ers, but perhaps playing in Philly’s system and with Car- son Wentz will allow him to take advantage of his skills.
EVAN SMITH
Smith, who had become an unrestricted free agent on March 14, two a new two-year deal. Smith has opened 28 games for Tampa Bay over the last four seasons and has capably manned all three in- terior-line spots.
In fact, in 2017 alone Smith started at least one game each at center, right guard and left guard.
Patriots’ Duron Harmon
Issues Apology For
Costa Rica Incident
New England Patriots safety Duron Harmon is offering an apology for his embarrassing weekend inci- dent in Costa Rica.
In a post to Instagram on Saturday, Harmon gave a mea culpa for his episode in the Central American country the day before. He apologized to the Patriots, the team’s fans, owners, the league, and his teammates for his actions. He also apologized to his fam- ily for the incident.
The 27-year-old Harmon was detained at Costa Rica’s Juan Santamaría Airport on Friday after he attempted to enter the country with a vast array of marijuana parapher- nalia hidden in his suitcase.
Harmon has been with
DURAN HARMON
the Patriots for his entire five- year NFL career and was a member of their Super Bowl- winning teams in 2014 and 2016. He is about to enter the second season of a four-year, $17 million contract with New England.
Doug Pederson: Eagles
Did Not Receive Suitable
Offer For Nick Foles
Nick Foles is going to be staying with the Philadelphia Eagles because the team sim- ply didn’t get a satisfactory offer, according to coach Doug Pederson.
Speaking at the NFL An- nual Meeting on Saturday, Pederson said the Eagles listened, but were never par- ticularly close to pulling the trigger on any deal.
“We did not,” Pederson said when asked were there any quality offers for Foles. “Nothing too crazy. It had to be the right deal for us to do that. But there wasn’t any- thing coming down our way for Nick.”
Pederson said Foles is comfortable being the backup as long as Carson Wentz returns healthy.
NICK FOLES
“He’s totally fine being that mentor, sort of in that backup role, helping Carson along the way,” Pederson said. “That’s who Nick is. That’s who he is. And when called upon, he’s going to perform, but he understands this is Carson’s team and he’s going to support him every way he can.”
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