The Miami Dolphins entered the offseason with a hole at punter again, as Jake Bailey was set to hit the market and potentially force the team to find their fifth punter in five years.
The Miami Dolphins are in the midst of solving their salary cap problem and have already released a number of names from the roster. At the same time, the signings have been going on, the latest of which involves punter Jake Bailey.
Five days before the start of the new league year, the Miami Dolphins have re-signed their first impending unrestricted free agent. The team has agreed to terms with punter Jake Bailey on a new two-year deal, according to reports from ESPN and Bleacher Report.
You never want to punt, but when you have to, you want a good one.
Well…it’s a win. It wasn’t pretty, but a win is a win in this league, and you never apologize for a win. With that said, though, that was ugly football by the Miami Dolphins.
You don't see this happen every day in the NFL
Some news and notes this morning: With the team parting ways with Jake Bailey this offseason, it appears that the New England Patriots’ punting situation heading into 2023, so far, looks promising.
Jason Sanders, Braxton Berrios and Jake Bailey headline Miami’s special teams unit. The Miami Dolphins had the 32nd ranked special teams unit last season according to Pro Football Focus.
The Patriots hit punter Jake Bailey with a two-game suspension late during the 2022 season, with the two sides disagreeing on the player’s ability to return from injury. As a result, Bailey filed a grievance against the organization.
New England has a new punter. The New England Patriots have a new punter. As was announced by the club on Thursday, free agent Corliss Waitman has been signed to the roster.
The New England Patriots have filled their vacancy at punter by signing third-year veteran Corliss Waitman, most recently of the Denver Broncos. Despite
Miami vice? Jake Bailey won't hear of it. The former New England Patriots punter was introduced as a member of the Miami Dolphins on Wednesday, as one of the last remnants of his original employer's cursed 2019 draft class officially moved on to a divisional rival.
Bailey was released by the Patriots ahead of free agency and has since signed in Miami. In what was an underwhelming 2022 season for the New England Patriots, the Jake Bailey saga fit right in: he went from contract extension to cut in just seven months.
Former New England punter Jake Bailey signed with an AFC East rival on Friday.
The New England Patriots have parted ways with punter Jake Bailey after a turbulent seven months. Bailey, 25, signed a four-year, $13.5 million contract extension on Aug.
The New England Patriots have cut punter Jake Bailey despite his outstanding grievance against the team.
Punter Jake Bailey doesn’t believe he should have been suspended by the New England Patriots on Friday, and his agent has filed a grievance over the decision.
While the Patriots didn't specify what the players may have done to merit a suspension, neither was seen at practice or in the locker room all week.
According to Jim McBride, the Patriots designated P Jake Bailey to return from injured reserve following a back injury. Bailey, 25, was a fifth-round pick by the Patriots out of Stanford back in 2019.
The New England Patriots have a new leg in town for the foreseeable future. Though initially listed as ‘doubtful’ for the team’s Week 11 matchup with the New York Jets on Sunday at Gillette Stadium, the Pats have placed punter Jake Bailey on injured reserve due to a back injury.
Admittedly, this isn’t the most exciting roster news. On Monday, the Patriots announced a contract extension with punter Jake Bailey. Bailey’s new deal is a four-year contract extension that will pay the former All-Pro team member $13.5 million.
The New England Patriots have locked up one of their most vital members of its special teams unit on a long-term contract. Bailey was selected by the Patriots in the fifth round of the 2019 NFL draft and ended his rookie season second in punts (81) and fourth in punting yards (3,638).
New England managed 241 yards of total offense, despite the one-dimensional game plan.
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