The Miami Dolphins went with a different option on their offensive line in their Week 4 game against the New York Jets after using two different right guards the previous week.
While a big question heading into the Miami Dolphins' Week 4 Monday night game has been whether Kion Smith or Daniel Brunskill would be starting at right guard, there's a new option that's emerged.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Though the New England Patriots have parted ways with offensive lineman and Cole Strange, their 2022 first-round draft pick may be in a position to potentially affect his former team’s fate in Week 2.
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The New England Patriots will get to meet some familiar faces over the next two weeks. Both of their upcoming opponents, the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers, have added former members of the Patriots starting lineup.
The NFL trade deadline looms in early November, and several teams with seller profiles have emerged. Here are the top candidates to be traded before that point.
The Miami Dolphins on Tuesday signed guard Cole Strange, a former first-round pick, to the active roster off the Cleveland Browns' practice squad. The Dolphins placed James Daniels, who started at right guard in the team's 33-8 loss at Indianapolis on Sunday, on injured reserve due to a pectoral injury.
Amid a rash of injuries along their offensive line, the Dolphins are signing offensive guard Cole Strange off the Browns' practice squad.
The Miami Dolphins are in desperate need of offensive line help due to a rash of injuries, and they are hoping a former New England Patriots draft bust can help.
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When considering the organization's moves over the past two offseasons, the move neatly fits with the Patriots' overall youth movement.
Cole Strange and Marcus Epps, who were among the 21 players cut by the New England Patriots on Tuesday, will not be back with the organization in 2025.
The Cleveland Browns added some experience to their offensive line depth on Wednesday by bringing in a former first-round selection looking for a fresh start.
The Cleveland Browns are making a strong signing on Wednesday. 53-man rosters are now set for every team in the NFL, and there have been a done of cuts and waivers, freeing up players to make a different roster.
Waived by the New York Jets after one season, Malachi Corley went unclaimed Wednesday. But the 2024 third-round pick will land elsewhere, joining the Browns.
The depth on the interior of the New York Giants’ offensive line is still a question mark, despite an impressive summer from the unit as a whole. Following Tuesday’s roster cuts, the Giants will turn their attention to the waiver wire on Wednesday.
If Mike Vrabel was looking to make a statement move in his first season as head coach of the New England Patriots, he certainly did so on Tuesday. With rosters required to be trimmed to 53 players, the Patriots cut guard Cole Strange, a first-round pick in 2022.
The New England Patriots are hoping that a new coach brings them new results this fall. Jarod Mayo is out as the head man in New England and Mike Vrabel is back to Foxborough where he spent so much of his playing career.
Like the rest of the NFL on Tuesday, the Pittsburgh Steelers finished with their wave of roster cuts.
The New England Patriots announced a series of roster moves on Tuesday to cut their roster down to the mandatory 53-man limit.
A lot has changed for New England Patriots fourth-year offensive lineman Cole Strange in the span of 365 days. Around this time in 2024, Strange was beginning his recovery from a severe injury he suffered during the previous regular season.
New England Patriots left guard Cole Strange has often described playing for thesix-time Super Bowl champions as a “dream come true.” However, with the Pats declining to pick up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract by the NFL’s April 30 deadline, Strange’s “dream” may be nearing a premature end.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reports that the Patriots are not picking up OL Cole Strange‘s fifth-year option. This isn’t a big surprise, as the option would have cost the Patriots around $16.7 million guaranteed for the 2026 season.
The New England Patriots had high hopes for Cole Strange when they selected the offensive lineman in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft, but things have certainly changed.
The New England Patriots' offensive line has been an absolute mess this season. It's been so bad, actually, that many felt that the Patriots should keep Drake Maye seated for his rookie campaign in order to protect him.
Strange is expected to miss the start of the 2024 campaign as he recovers from a knee injury.
While the rest of the league seems to be optimistic about their 2024 squads heading into OTAs this week, the Patriots received some unfortunate news.
NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay believed the referees made the correct call overturning the ruling on the field.
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